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Solar Impulse 2’s Crash Marks the End of a Historic Clean Aviation Pioneer

The world’s first solar-powered aircraft to circle the globe leaves behind a lasting legacy in sustainable flight and experimental aerospace engineering.

Cracks in Cosmic Uniformity Could Reshape Modern Cosmology

New evidence suggests the universe may not expand evenly in every direction, challenging assumptions that have guided cosmology for nearly a century.

NASA Pushes Mars Helicopter Rotors Into the Supersonic Frontier

Jet Propulsion Laboratory engineers achieved a breakthrough that could enable larger, more capable aircraft to explore the Red Planet.

AllClear Expands Honeywell Wheels and Brakes Investment

Carbenix braking systems support military aircraft operating in extreme environments and combat conditions.

Orbital AI Networks Aim Beyond Earth’s Power Limits

A new generation of space-based inference systems is testing whether artificial intelligence workloads can move from terrestrial grids into orbit.

Russia’s Satellite Internet Ambition Takes Shape

The Rassvet constellation aims to challenge Starlink with a state-backed network built for connectivity, sovereignty, and military resilience.

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