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Cobham Mission Systems’ Pyrovalves power precision NASA Perseverance Rover Mars landing

Cobham Mission Systems has announced that its space pyrotechnic valves on the NASA Perseverance rover mission enabled an historically precise landing on Mars. During the final minute of the flight,…
1 month ago Mike Richardson
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Arming against the asteroids

In this Q&A session Professor Francesco Topputo from the Politecnico di Milano, discusses the Italian university’s department of aerospace science and technology involvement, in developing a CubeSat for the European…
7 months ago Ed Hill
features

F414 engine to power X-59 supersonic plane delivered to NASA

The F414-GE-100 engine that will power NASA’s X-59 Quiet SuperSonic Technology X-plane (QueSST) has been delivered to the Armstrong Flight Research Center. Nearly 13ft long, 3ft in diameter, the engine…
8 months ago Michael Tyrrell
news

All-electric X-57 plane makes progress towards ground testing

NASA’s first all-electric X-plane, the X-57 Maxwell, is making significant progress despite the Covid-19 pandemic. As NASA completes tasks for X-57’s functional ground testing at its Armstrong Flight Research Center…
11 months ago Michael Tyrrell
news

New award celebrates engineers’ innovation using MSC Nastran

MSC Software Corporation, a global leader in computer-aided engineering (CAE) simulation software and services has announced its inaugural MSC Nastran Excellence Award, which recognises the engineering and design innovation of…
1 year ago Mike Richardson
news

Branson welcomes home Virgin Galactic’s historic first spaceflight

Today, Virgin Galactic conducted its fourth powered test flight and first space flight of its commercial SpaceShipTwo, VSS Unity. History has been made and a long-anticipated dream realised in Mojave,…
2 years ago Mike Richardson
news

Watch this space as MTC eyes NASA partnership

The Coventry-based Manufacturing Technology Centre is developing a partnership with the North American Space Agency (NASA) as US space scientists look to use MTC-developed technology in future space missions. The…
2 years ago Mike Richardson
news

Building a better spaceship

Welding would seem to be a necessity for a spacecraft, but Boeing’s Starliner will carry four astronauts to and from the International Space Station up to 10 times, while only…
3 years ago Mike Richardson
features

The art of folding

Wings that can fold or change shape in flight – yet without needing bulky control systems – could revolutionise flight efficiency. Lou Reade reports. Aeroplane wings are designed for rigidity.…
3 years ago Mike Richardson
features

3D printing’s mission to the moon

On a mission to the moon, Stratasys joins forces with Lockheed Martin and PADT to engineer advanced 3D printed parts for NASA’s Orion mission. Aerospace Manufacturing reports. Stratasys 3D printers…
3 years ago Mike Richardson
features

LED to host major aerospace event in New Orleans

Louisiana Economic Development will bring a major aerospace conference to New Orleans in May 2018, with the SpeedNews 6th Annual Aerospace Manufacturing Conference convening leading manufacturers and suppliers in the…
3 years ago Mike Richardson
news

Go West, young engineer!

North America’s aerospace sector is an important contributor to the country’s economy. Mike Richardson examines the good work a selection of US states do to help the nation best position…
4 years ago Mike Richardson
features

Print label’s stellar success

CILS has developed a computer printable, durable label for the identification of instruments on the Columbus Space Module - part of the International Space Station (ISS). The labels were required…
4 years ago Mike Richardson
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