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Northwood Opens 185,000-Square-Foot Factory With Two Dedicated Antenna Lines

David WhitakerSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

Northwood Space has opened a 185,000-square-foot headquarters and factory in Torrance, California, designed to move its satellite ground-terminal business from…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

51 Open Potomac Safety Recommendations Leave Technology and Training Work Unfinished

Thomas CaldwellSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

Fifty-one of 52 National Transportation Safety Board recommendations issued after the January 2025 Potomac River midair collision remain open. That…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Ram Plans Gas-Generator Pickup With Up to 690 Miles of Range

Thomas CaldwellSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

The planned Ram 1500 REV will rely on electric motors to turn its wheels, even after its large battery runs…

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U.S. Military Says It Took Down About 100 Suspected Cartel Drones in August

Stephen WallaceSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

Approximately 100 suspected cartel drones were taken down along the southern border in August, according to a senior U.S. defense…

  • Drones & Unmanned Systems

Drone Alerts Restrict Moscow Airports Again, With 43 Cancellations and 329 Delays

Stephen WallaceSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

Drone alerts restricted civilian flights at two major Moscow airports for a second consecutive night, extending a disruption that produced…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Rheinmetall Adds F-35 and Missile Factories as €80.4 Billion Backlog Ties Up Cash

David WhitakerSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

Rheinmetall’s €80.4 billion order backlog is driving a factory expansion that reaches from F-35 aircraft structures to rocket motors, drones,…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Air India A320 Detected Three Hydraulic Losses Before Upset Injured 24

Thomas CaldwellSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

An Air India Airbus A320 abruptly pitched up and down at 36,000 feet after its flight-control system detected the loss…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

China’s 4.3 Million-Car Recall Could Reshape Tesla’s Electronic Door Design

Thomas CaldwellSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

Some 4.3 million vehicles in China are set to receive emergency-door safety fixes from Tesla and eight other automakers. The…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

U.S. Commits $93 Billion to Patriot and THAAD Missiles, but Rebuilding Takes Years

David WhitakerSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

Interceptor shortages have reportedly moved beyond a budget concern and begun shaping U.S. military decisions. The New York Times and…

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China Adds Four Huge Hangars, Taxiways to Expand Lop Nur Testing

David WhitakerSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

China is substantially enlarging its remote Lop Nur flight-test base with four large hangars, parallel ground-movement routes and other support…

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James Webb Study Finds Galaxies Supply 10% of Little Red Dot Light

David WhitakerSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

A James Webb Space Telescope analysis has separated the brilliant centers of 217 “little red dots” from the faint galaxies…

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Air Force Awards $31.8 Million for Ski-Equipped C-130 Antarctic Transport Engineering

David WhitakerSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

Nearly $32 million is now committed to engineering a modern ski-equipped C-130, but the award does not buy an operational…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Leidos Increases U.S. Air-Defense Deliveries as Huntsville Workforce Grows 13%

David WhitakerSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

Leidos says it is delivering increasing numbers of U.S. Army air-defense launchers as the company expands the Huntsville, Alabama, workforce…

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Ukraine Clears 1,526 Military Systems as Domestic Drones Drive Procurement Expansion

Stephen WallaceSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

1,526 is the number of weapons and military-equipment models Ukraine cleared during the first eight months of 2026. The Ukrainian…

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Air Force Adds Six Older F-16s for Lower-Cost Autonomous Flight Tests

David WhitakerSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

The U.S. Air Force is expanding autonomous-flight experimentation to six production F-16 Fighting Falcons, choosing familiar and comparatively inexpensive test…

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Rocket Lab Photon Will Test SpaceX Military Network Connection in 2027

David WhitakerSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

The U.S. Space Force has selected SpaceX to build the backbone of a major military satellite network, but it does…

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First Kadena F-15EX Leaves Boeing for Oregon Preparation Before Japan

David WhitakerSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

The first F-15EX Eagle II designated for permanent service at Kadena Air Base has left Boeing, but it has not…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Air New Zealand Improves Punctuality as Engine Shortages Help Drive NZ$336 Million Loss

Thomas CaldwellSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260

Air New Zealand ran a more punctual operation in the second half of its 2026 financial year, yet the airline…

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