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NASA Engineer Provides Update on “Impossible” EM Drive

After several months of silence, NASA engineer Paul March has confirmed that NASA’s work on the controversial electromagnetic (EM) drive continues at the Eagleworks Laboratory at the Johnson Space Center. The hypothetical technology could radically change space travel by allowing spacecraft to fly to the edge of the Solar System in just a few months without the use of a propellant.

Airbus Patents Design for New Supersonic Jet

Airbus has just received a United States patent for a supersonic private jet that could...

New Designs for Flying Autonomous Car Unveiled

While regulatory bodies sort out the rules for self-driving vehicles and drones, technology isn’t...

Students Send 3D Printer Into Space

A 3D printer built by 20 engineering students from Virginia Tech will lift off...

Microwaves Could Power Reusable Spaceplanes

While Boeing just patented a wild concept for a jet engine powered by lasers...
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Boeing Patents Jet Engine Powered by Lasers and Nuclear Explosions

Boeing just patented an advanced propulsion method that uses lasers and nuclear explosions to...

Overheating Battery Grounds Solar Impulse 2

UPDATE: On July 15, 2015 the Solar Impulse team announced that the overheated batteries...

New Horizons Approaches Pluto with Seven High-Tech Instruments

NASA’s unmanned spacecraft New Horizons is less than two weeks away from a historic...

SpaceX Launch Vehicle Explosion Destroyed 5,200 Pounds of Cargo

A resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS) disintegrated after two minutes in...

Airbus Debuts Electric Plane at Paris Air Show

You might expect the Paris Air Show to be a noisy event, but this...
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