New Moon Spacesuits Ready for Testing in 2027
Astronauts will soon test sleek new spacesuits designed for the first Moon walks in over 50 years. Axiom Space is racing to certify their next-generation suits in time for NASA's 2027 Artemis missions.
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NASA's Artemis II Returns After Flawless 10-Day Moon Mission
Four astronauts just completed humanity's farthest crewed journey from Earth, and every single computer chip worked perfectly. The successful 10-day Artemis II mission proves we're ready for the next era of space exploration.
She Builds Moon Rockets: Inside NASA's Artemis Program
From intern to lead technician, Rebekah Tolatovicz has spent nine years building spacecraft that are taking humanity back to the Moon. Her hands helped assemble every Orion capsule now flying in NASA's groundbreaking Artemis missions.
Malaysia Chip Firm Hits Production Milestone
A Malaysian semiconductor company just reached a crucial milestone that puts it among an elite group of chip designers worldwide. Weeroc Space successfully completed "tapeout," meaning their chip design is ready for manufacturing.
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California Powers NASA's First Deep Space Mission in 50 Years
NASA's Artemis II crew just returned safely from the first human deep-space mission in half a century, and California manufacturers made it possible. From rocket boosters to spacecraft design, the Golden State's factories and engineers powered every stage of this historic journey.
Artemis II Crew Returns Safely After Record-Breaking Mission
Four astronauts just completed humanity's farthest journey in over 50 years, traveling more than 252,000 miles from Earth. Their safe return marks a major milestone in NASA's mission to explore deep space.
NASA's Artemis Program Sparks Space Tourism Revolution
Four nations are partnering on NASA's Artemis moon mission, creating a ripple effect that's transforming airlines and travel into a future where space tourism becomes reality. What started as lunar exploration is now opening doors for everyday travelers to reach for the stars.
Moog Tech Brings Artemis II Astronauts Home Safely
Four astronauts just traveled farther from Earth than anyone in 50 years, and precision technology from a New York company kept them alive every moment of the journey. The Artemis II crew returned safely after breaking distance records, thanks to life support systems that performed flawlessly across 252,000 miles of deep space.
Nigeria Partners with Airbus for Air Ambulance System
Nigeria is working with aerospace giant Airbus to launch a nationwide air ambulance network that will bring emergency medical care to remote communities. The initiative builds on growing state-level emergency medical services across the country.
South Korea and Indonesia Seal Historic Fighter Jet Deal
South Korea is transferring its advanced KF-21 fighter jet prototype to Indonesia, turning a decade-long partnership dispute into a $1.5 billion breakthrough. This marks South Korea's first major combat aircraft export and reshapes defense cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.
NASA's Mars Odyssey Still Going Strong After 24 Years
A spacecraft launched 25 years ago to study Mars for 32 months is still transmitting data today, making it the oldest working craft at the Red Planet. Mars Odyssey has mapped water deposits, discovered ice near the equator, and relayed 85% of communications from rovers exploring the surface.
Korean Air Invests $145M in Busan Drone Manufacturing Hub
Korean Air is building a $145 million drone manufacturing facility in Busan, South Korea, transforming the coastal city into a cutting-edge aerospace innovation hub. The move signals a major shift in how the region blends tourism with advanced technology.
South Korea Invests $145M in Busan Drone Factory
Korean Air and Busan are building a $145 million unmanned aircraft manufacturing facility to position South Korea as a global leader in drone technology. The massive aerospace hub will create skilled jobs while advancing autonomous flight systems for the future.
Singapore Doctors Use Airplane Tech for Shoulder Surgery
Surgeons at Singapore General Hospital are using aerospace engineering technology to revolutionize shoulder replacements, predicting exactly how implants will perform before surgery even begins. Former coach Eric Low, 67, walked out pain-free after benefiting from the innovation.
Italian Space Firm Triples Florida Team to Meet US Demand
Italy's Argotec just opened its first American satellite factory near Kennedy Space Center, promising to triple its U.S. workforce in two years as part of a $25 million bet on America's growing space programs. The move signals something bigger: foreign space companies see huge opportunity in U.S. defense and NASA missions.
Private Moon Lander Reveals Lunar Mysteries Scientists Missed
The first private spacecraft to study the moon's interior just upended 50 years of scientific thinking. Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lander discovered our closest neighbor in space might be far more geologically active than anyone imagined.
Artemis II Launches Humans Farther Into Space Than Ever
Four astronauts just launched on a record-breaking mission to travel farther from Earth than any humans in history, powered by precision technology from a New York company. NASA's Artemis II represents a giant leap toward returning humans to the Moon.
Oklahoma Adds 1,325 Aerospace Jobs in Record Growth Year
Oklahoma's aerospace and defense industry just created over 1,300 new jobs and attracted $450 million in investment, a 300% jump from last year. The state's strategic support program has delivered a 216% return on investment since 2018.
Virgin Galactic Returns to Space Tourism by December 2026
After a pause to build next-generation spacecraft, Virgin Galactic is gearing up to fly paying customers to space again by year's end. The company just opened ticket sales at $750,000 per seat, with their new spaceplane completing final assembly in Arizona.
Joy Robot Heading to Space Station to Help Astronauts
A free-flying robot with mechanical arms will launch to the International Space Station in 2027 to take over repetitive tasks and give astronauts more time for groundbreaking research. The mission marks a major step toward autonomous helpers working safely alongside humans in space.
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