Aerospace & Defence

Cutting-edge nuclear technology projects across the UK have received government backing to help develop the next generation of nuclear reactors.

Lane Electronics will be showcasing their extensive portfolio of robust and waterproof connectors at DVD2022 located at the Millbrook Proving Ground (September 21 – 22).

Artemis I is a flight test to launch NASA’s Space Launch System rocket and an uncrewed Orion spacecraft around the Moon before the Artemis II mission with astronauts aboard.

Last week, the first Chief of Space Operations for the United States, General John W. “Jay” Raymond, toured the facilities of Skyrora as US interest grows in the British rocket company.

Following the news that the sustainable aerospace company Airbus recently broke its own record for how long its own UAV can stay airborne – that aircraft's flight has sadly come to an end.

Helix Geospace is delighted to announce its participation in the ‘Future flights challenge phase 3' project along with Windracers, Distributed Avionics, the University of Bristol and University of Sheffield.

A revolution in space networking is rising thanks to a wave of innovation in Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. According to McKinsey, around 50,000 satellites will be orbiting in space above our heads by 2030.

Mercury Systems, a specialist in secure mission-critical technologies for aerospace and defence, has announced the Model 8258 development platform based on a dual AMD-Xilinx Versal AI Core device.

To push towards sustainable aviation, leaders from across academia, industry, civil society, and Government have rallied together with Cambridge University to create the Aerospace Impact Accelerator (AIA).

Skyrora has successfully completed the static fire test of the second stage of its flagship Skyrora XL orbital rocket.