The Most Distant Spacecraft in the Solar System: Where Are They Now?
For the past 50 years, starting from 1972 with the launch of Pioneer 10, humans have been sending spacecraft into ...
Space Perspective Unveils World’s First Sea-Based Spaceport
Space Perspective, the world’s first carbon-neutral spaceflight company, has announced the completion and arrival of its Marine Spaceport Voyager (MS ...
“Invisible” Aircrafts: How Stealth Technology Works in Aviation
Stealth aircraft have become a reality. They are widely written about and featured in blockbuster movies. Today, let's try to ...
Ukrainian One-Kilogram Drone Downs Russian Mi-8 Helicopter in Donetsk Region
Recently, it was reported that on Wednesday, July 31, a Ukrainian FPV drone, weighing about 1 kg, shot down a ...
EU Pilots Oppose Testing New Technology on Passenger Aircraft
The European Cockpit Association (ECA) is raising alarms about plans to automate commercial flights. Aircraft manufacturers are pushing for software ...
Second Squadron of US Air Force F-35C Declares Initial Operational Capability
The Marine Fighter Attack Squadron (VMFA) 311 has become the latest F-35 squadron in the US Marine Corps to declare ...
Best Ukrainian Military UAVs and Drones, Part 2: Reconnaissance and Deep Strike
Today, we continue our series on the best Ukrainian military drones. Currently, Ukrainian defenders are receiving a variety of both ...
JAXA ADRAS-J satellite has captured new detailed images of space debris in orbit.
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has completed the first phase of the "Commercial Removal of Debris Demonstration" (CRD2) project. ...
Autopilot in Aircraft: History and How It Works
Autopilot has become a common feature. It's impossible to imagine modern aircraft without it. Today, let's talk about its origins ...