FAA Clears Heart Aerospace X1 for Limited Electric Flight Tests
Heart Aerospace can move its full-scale X1 demonstrator from ground validation into piloted flight testing, but the initial campaign will…
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Electrogenic’s Seven Electric-Conversion Kits Preserve Chassis With Reversible Bolt-In Designs
An electric conversion becomes much harder when engineers cannot treat the original vehicle as raw material. Electrogenic’s seven vehicle-specific kits…
SwissDrones Plans U.S. Infrastructure Inspections, but Each Program Needs Federal Approval
SwissDrones and Xplorate Pacific have an aircraft, sensor package and operating model for long-range infrastructure inspection, but not a blanket…
Amazon Reviews E-Bikes After New York Warns Retailers of $2,000 Fines
Amazon is reviewing e-bikes and other motorized mobility products identified by New York City after officials ordered major online retailers…
FCC Approves Reflect Orbital’s Three-Mile Nighttime Sunlight Test Despite Warnings
A satellite designed to redirect sunlight onto a roughly three-mile-wide area at night has cleared a key federal hurdle despite…
Qatar’s $400 Million Boeing 747 Could Remain in Federal Service
The Qatar-supplied Boeing 747-8, valued at approximately $400 million, no longer has a confirmed destination at the planned Trump Presidential…
SpaceX, Tesla Confirm $16.8 Billion Texas Chip Plant Spanning 100 Million Square Feet
SpaceX and Tesla have paired one of the largest proposed semiconductor developments in the United States with public support whose…
US-Ukraine Deal Opens Military Drones to Pentagon Testing and Billion-Dollar Competition
The United States and Ukraine have signed a statement of intent that could bring Ukrainian military drones into Pentagon testing…
NASA Power Swap Keeps Voyager 2’s Three Science Instruments Running Another Year
Voyager 2 is losing roughly 4 watts of available electrical power every year, but NASA has found enough savings to…
TerraPower Starts Wyoming Nuclear Project With $2 Billion in Taxpayer Aid
TerraPower has started construction on its first Natrium advanced nuclear plant near Kemmerer, Wyoming, with up to $2 billion in…
U.S. Missile Supplies Tighten While New Production Plants Remain in Development
Some U.S. missile inventories are tightening after more than five months of conflict with Iran, but the production capacity intended…
U.S. Says Munitions Remain Ample After Six Months, but Gives No Inventory Totals
The United States says it still has large munitions supplies after six months of war with Iran, but the public…
Base Power Raises $1 Billion for Factory, Tops 100 Daily Installations
A Base Power battery has two jobs. Its 39.2 kilowatt-hours of storage can keep a customer’s home running during an…
U.S. Army Opens Five Weapons Test Ranges, Promising Access Within 30 Days
A new online portal is now the front door to five military test ranges. A private developer can submit a…
Peak Energy Plans Fortyfold Sacramento Expansion for Grid Battery Storage
Fortyfold is the number that defines Peak Energy’s next manufacturing step. The U.S. startup plans to raise its annual sodium-ion…
Romania Is Sinking Four Barges to Delay Cernavoda Reactor Shutdown
Four rock-filled barges are being turned into a temporary underwater barrier in the Danube River. Romania’s emergency intervention is intended…
Delayed Air Force One Jets Need Secure Communications Upgrade Before Service
The two delayed Boeing 747-8 aircraft being converted into the next Air Force One fleet face an unusual problem: their…
Zumwalt Destroyers Lost Unaffordable Guns; Replacement Missiles Reportedly Two Years Late
The U.S. Navy’s three Zumwalt-class destroyers are caught between two weapon systems. Their original 155mm guns were removed after specialized…
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