During the Piston Powered Auto-Rama at the I-X Center in Cleveland on Monday, March 31, 2025, NASA Glenn Research Center’s Salvadore Oriti, right, discusses the technology behind free-piston Stirling cycle
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NASA Glenn Research Center senior materials research engineer Kim de Groh, who conducted research for Hubble Space Telescope servicing missions, shared her experiences during a presentation at Great Lakes Science
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WASHINGTON — The satellite industry continued trends of modest growth in 2024 even as the number of satellites increases rapidly. The Satellite Industry Association (SIA) released its annual State of
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Join our newsletter to get the latest military space news every Tuesday by veteran defense journalist Sandra Erwin. WASHINGTON —Varda Space Industries said it successfully landed its W-3 reentry capsule
Rising out of the remote Mojave Desert, NASA’s Goldstone Solar System Radar is a solitary satellite dish that communicates with spacecraft. In its downtime, the facility’s antennas can track objects
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