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Welcome to Edition 8.02 of the Rocket Report! It's worth taking a moment to recognize an important anniversary in the history ...
SpaceX's operations at Starbase have faced significant challenges, primarily due to persistent rain and a mishap at Massie's ...
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♻️ Solid plastic fuel melts like wax — and might power the world’s safest rockets and satellitesIn a remarkable development in the field of space technology, a Japanese startup based in Sapporo has created an innovative ...
So how much would a cruise ship hold? The answer depends on the ship's size, what kind of fuel is stored, how large the tanks are, and how long the ship's route is.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk wants to send a cargo ship to Mars by the end of next year. Here’s why that plan likely won’t pan out.
Researchers from the University of Glasgow have designed a rocket that literally consumes itself for fuel. Essentially, it melts its plastic fuselage with waste heat from combustion and then feeds ...
Drumroll Snacks received $3 million in capital from CPG incubator 7 Mile Brands to fuel growth after a "rocket ship year," as the better-for-you sweet baked goods brand gears up to go after large ...
This 'self-eating' rocket consumes itself for fuel. Scientists hope it'll curb space junk. Engineers at University of Glasgow developed the rocket prototype capable of flying beyond Earth's ...
If a new rocket developed by University of Glasgow engineers seems to get smaller as it burns, your eyes aren't playing tricks. It is. The new Ouroborous-3 (sic) rocket engine conserves fuel by ...
Rocket fuel might be polluting the Earth’s upper atmosphere With more spaceships launching than before, engineers are looking for alternative rocket fuels that leave less gunk in the air.
After a rocket uses up its fuel, the tank generally just becomes dead weight, but a prototype rocket that burns its own fuselage as propellant could solve that problem ...
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