Aerospace America
Aerospace America is the official magazine of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA). It serves around 25,000 aerospace professionals, including all AIAA members and many engineering and aerospace libraries. The magazine offers up-to-date news and insights on industry trends and technologies. With its friendly and engaging layout, it has built a strong reputation for providing useful and trustworthy information.
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2 weeks ago |
aerospaceamerica.aiaa.org | Paul Brinkmann
Company offers more details on last month's first piloted transition For years, Joby Aviation chief test pilot James “Buddy” Denham has remotely flown the company’s S4 electric air taxi prototypes, watching the unoccupied aircraft soar overhead and grow quieter as they made a full transition from vertical takeoff to forward flight, in which lift is provided entirely by the aerodynamic forces on the wings.
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aerospaceamerica.aiaa.org | Cat Hofacker
The union representing GE Aerospace’s engineers is fighting to shore up the company’s U.S.-based workforce when national contract negotiations begin June 2. “We want them to invest in engineering. We want them investing into the plant,” said Jerry Carney, the GE Conference Chair with the International Union of Electrical Workers-Communications Workers of America.
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aerospaceamerica.aiaa.org | Jonathan O'Callaghan
The Athena lander photographed on its side in a lunar crater. As any space watcher knows, landing on the moon is no easy feat. Of the 58 landings attempted since 1958, only 28 have been successful. The latest attempt by Intuitive Machines of Texas might contain specific lessons for NASA’s ambitions to return humans to the moon under the Artemis program, as well as the future robotic landers that the agency has funded under its Commercial Lunar Payload Services, or CLPS, program.
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3 weeks ago |
aerospaceamerica.aiaa.org | Keith Button
Company claims first U.S. ground launch of a rotating detonation rocket engine A Wednesday morning flight test in the New Mexico desert could put a Texas startup one step closer to achieving its hypersonic ambitions.
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4 weeks ago |
aerospaceamerica.aiaa.org | David Ariosto
If approved by Congress, the White House's budget proposal would prompt NASA to reimagine its moon program. David Ariosto looks at the legal strategy, the architecture options and their tradeoffs.
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