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In Pictures: Russia's New Narrowbody Rolls Out
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Russian aircraft manufacturer United Aircraft Corporation this morning rolled out a prototype of its new single-aisle aircraft, MC-21.
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Dassault demonstrates nEUROn UCAV at French Air Force's air meet
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Dassault Aviation has presented its nEUROn unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) demonstrator at an air meet organised by the French Air Force.
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PurePower Geared Turbofan Featured At Sustainable Brands 2016
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Sustainability Leaders To Learn Of 'Breakthrough Improvements' United Technologies is showcasing Pratt & Whitney's PurePower Geared Turbofan engine to attendees at this year's Sustainable Brands conference.
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The era of fully reusable spacecraft may soon be upon us – something sci-fi has predicted for decades. Why has it taken so long? A space rocket plunges earthward, twitching its steering fins and firing gas jets to stabilise itself. It looks for all the world like it is doomed. But as it nears the...
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Shadow scouts Predators and Reapers defined the last decade of drones at war. The future of drone war is likely different than its present. Large drones, flying for full days at at time, scouring the countryside for insurgents, is labor-intensive and requires safe skies to operate. In Iraq, the A...
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They're too small to reach orbit, but could be useful for science Rocket manufacturer Masten Space Systems unveiled two new reusable rockets today. Xodiac and XaeroB join their siblings Xaero, Xoie and Xombie in the Masten family. The new unmanned rockets can take off and land vertically, can be ...
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After four successful upright landings Here we go again. At least, that's the hope. Today, Elon Musk tweeted out a picture of SpaceX's used rockets hanging out in a giant hanger, itching to be re-used. There are now four lucky rockets that have landed successfully. According to the tweet, one of ...
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Read more...Ladies and gentlemen, this is Russia's newest airliner: the #MC21 -and Russian PM Medvedev standing by! pic.twitter.com/YriwkTl1q3
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Reuters | After Airbus, Iran edges toward historic Boeing deal Reuters The Iranian flag carrier is also talking to Boeing about providing support for its ageing fleet following the deal between Tehran and six major powers to ease economic sanctions in return for curbs on Iran's nuclear activities. "Meetings and ... Prospect of a major order with Iran moving closer: Boeing CEOTehran Times Boeing, Airbus rivalry for Iran's marketMehr News Agency - English Version Company Update: The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) - After Airbus ...Jutia Group (press release) (blog) los 7 artículos informativos » |
The Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM) was unsealed today by the crew of the International Space Station (ISS) without incident. At 4:47 am EDT, NASA astronaut Jeff Williams, with the assistance of Russian cosmonaut Oleg Skripochka, opened the hatch of the experimental habitat module as part of a two-year project to assess the technology of the inflatable unit.
.. Continue Reading Astronauts enter BEAM module for the first timeThe mark of a very fine scientific instrument isn't usually how well it can fall, but in the case of the LISA Pathfinder spacecraft, that one metric could help astrophysicists decode the very fabric of the universe. Fortunately after just two months of testing, the tech aboard LISA has done exceptionally well in free falling – performing much better than expected and boosting hopes that we can soon have a powerful tool to capture gravitational waves.
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