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| Missile defense engineer takes over Lockheed Martin's space technology lab Lockheed Martin picked a veteran missile defense engineer to lead the company's space research organization known as the Advanced Technology Center, in Palo Alto, California. Nelson Pedreiro, formerly the chief engineer for strategic and missile defense systems and director of science and ... Lockheed Martin CEO: Space industry has a once-in-a-generation opportunity - Denver Business Journal
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| Gender inequality in the tech space However, one of the industries which is still far from seeing gender equality is the tech industry. Women in tech continue to see challenges as the numbers reveal. The tech space is still male-dominated and women are still lagging behind. Over the past one year, there has been accelerated awareness of ...
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| Chinese space shuttle flights planned for 2030 "Technological advances have brought space development into the commercialization phase in a range of fields," Chairman Gao Hongwei told Nikkei in a written interview. The company will partner with aircraft maker Aviation Industry Corp. of China and rocket builder China Aerospace Science and ...
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| Debris-Dodging Spacecraft Could Use Bitcoin-Like Technology Future spacecraft could think for themselves using the same technology that powers Bitcoin. A new $330,000 NASA grant supports work to develop autonomous spacecraft that could make more decisions without human intervention. One example could be enabling spacecraft to dodge space debris at a ...
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| House Science, Space, and Technology Committee Approves Bipartisan NASA Authorization Act ... Chairman Smith: "The NASA Authorization Act of 2018 is a crucial step in restoring the greatness of American space exploration. With this bill, we ensure that NASA will focus on its priority missions, effectively leverage private sector partnerships and entrepreneurship, and continue space research that ...
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| More than 100 parts for NASA's deep-space Orion capsule to be 3D printed More than 100 parts for U.S. space agency NASA's deep-space capsule Orion will be made by 3D printers, using technology that experts say will eventually become key to efforts to send humans to Mars. U.S. defence contractor Lockheed Martin, 3D printing specialist Stratasys, and engineering firm ...
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| Computer program written by Platt Tech students headed to space station MILFORD -- The International Space Station is one of humanity's greatest scientific achievements, orbiting the earth at 250 miles above our heads. Astronauts and Cosmonauts from 18 different countries have continuously occupied the station since 2000. Those astronauts have strict schedules to follow, ...
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| Op-ed | For active debris removal, today's concern is tomorrow's opportunity Industry and academia, coordinated by the European Space Agency, are working on several innovative and effective solutions to manage the in-orbit debris population, through meeting such as the Clean Space Industrial Days that ESA held in October at the European Space Research and Technology ...
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| Opinion: This is what the US military's Space Force would look like As space technology evolves, the Space Force wouldn't be focused solely on Earth-based goals. Soon, celestial bodies in the solar system would become strategic targets. Wars wouldn't be fought exclusively for resources. Our solar system, not to mention the rest of universe, has ample amounts of them ... The Air Force is applying Facebook's retired 'move fast and break things' mantra to its space ... - CNBC
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WATCH: CPUT unveils new nanosatellite to be launched into space A new nanosatellite, developed by Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) and the French South African Institute of Technology will soon be launched into space. The ZACUBE-2 is the second nanosatellite to be developed by CPUT and will track boats along South Africa's coasts and ...
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