Lockheed Martin to integrate smartphone-like software into satellites
Lockheed Martin has unveiled plans to introduce pioneering smartphone-like software that will enable satellites to change their missions in orbit.
Lockheed Martin has unveiled plans to introduce pioneering smartphone-like software that will enable satellites to change their missions in orbit.
The UAE and 11 Arab nations have launched the first Arab Space Coordination Group to develop an advanced satellite to monitor earth, environment and climate.
The US Government has signed a technology safeguards agreement (TSA) with the Brazilian Government to allow US companies to carry out space launches from the South American country.
British Airways has unveiled a new business class seat known as ‘Club Suite’, which is designed to provide greater privacy for its customers.
Taiwanese start-up Starlux Airlines has placed an order with Airbus for 17 A350 XWB aircraft to expand long-haul services.
Research by Nasa has revealed that space travel causes the reactivation of dormant herpes viruses, posing a significant health risk for astronauts on missions to Mars and beyond.
Space start-up OneWeb has secured $1.25bn in new funding to start mass production of satellites and accelerate the development of the first global communications network by 2021.
Boeing has reportedly launched the 77X, the world's longest passenger aircraft, at its wide-body manufacturing facility in Everett, Washington, US.
Lockheed Martin has completed the initial ground prototype for a cislunar habitat that is expected to support Nasa's Gateway planned Moon-orbiting space station.
Nasa is exploring the idea of using a commercial rocket to launch its Orion crew capsule around the Moon next year as it is struggling to get the Space Launch...