It’s time to ring in the Martian New Year with a variety of strange sights on the planet’s Northern Hemisphere.
Hidden patterns in electric propulsion plasma beams could help ensure the success of long-term space missions.
Go faster, farther, more efficiently. That's the goal driving spacecraft propulsion engineers like Chen Cui, a new assistant ...
NuProShip, short for “Nuclear Propulsion in Shipping,” will evaluate fourth-generation nuclear reactor technologies for their ...
The future of shipping sails through Norwegian waters as experts test the viability of cutting-edge nuclear reactors for ...
NLR Plans Liquid-Hydrogen Flight Demonstrator is published in Advanced Air Mobility Report, an Aviation Week Intelligence ...
Hydrogen combustion engines are picking up steam as several engine manufacturers initiate test campaigns with ...
NASA's PREFIRE mission, involving two CubeSats launched from New Zealand, aims to resolve uncertainties about far-infrared ...
The self-built La Canada float for the 136th Rose Parade answers the question: Can a float run on battery-electric power?
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New Study Reveals Decades of Groundwater Pumping Has Impacted Planet’s Motion Significantly, Tilted by Nearly 80 CentimetersNew Study Reveals Decades of Groundwater Pumping Has Impacted Planet’s Motion Significantly, Tilted by Nearly 80 Centimeters ...
Mars experiences explosive changes during spring. Ice sublimates directly into gas, causing avalanches and geysers.
The self-built La Canada float for the 136th Rose Parade answers the question: Can a float run on battery-electric power?
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