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NaNotics LLC, a biopharmaceutical firm pioneering the development of NaNots – subtractive nanoparticles designed to remove harmful molecules from the bloodstream – announced its selection for the SPACE-HAccelerator programme.

Boom Supersonic, the company developing the Overture airliner, partnered with NASA to capture specialised photography during supersonic flight tests of its demonstrator aircraft, XB-1.

Blue Abyss has entered into partnership with NASA’s Glenn Research Center through the signing of a Space Act Agreement, marking an important step in the future of commercial space training and research.

On 24th December 2024, NASA’s Parker Solar Probe made history by coming within 3.8 million miles (6.1 million km) of the Sun’s surface. This event marked the closest-ever approach to the Sun by a human-made object.

NASA has been hard at work recently developing water-capable explorers for future missions to the watery sub-surfaces of icy moons in the solar system.

magniX, on a mission to power the electricaviationrevolution, has launched the next phase in the NASA Electrified Powertrain Flight Demonstration programme (EPFD) as it unveiled the De Havilland DHC-7 (Dash 7) aircraft that will be retrofitted with magniX’s electric powertrains.

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NASA and Lockheed Martin have recently unveiled the X-59 quiet supersonic aircraft, an experimental plane that could potentially transform the future of air travel.

magniX, the company powering the electric aviation revolution, announced that it has successfully completed the first phase of testing at the NASA Electric Aircraft Testbed (NEAT) facility in Sandusky, Ohio.

The US space agency announced that its Voyager-1 probe is now transmitting usable information back to Earth, following a period of incoherent signals. This milestone has been achieved despite the spacecraft's age of 46 years, making it humanity's most distant object. A computer malfunction had previously halted the return of intelligible data since November; however, engineers have successfully rectified this issue.