AW&ST HUB | AEROSPACE | DEFENSE | SPACE | COMMERCIAL AVIATION | MRO
Latest Space Content By Aviation Week & Space Technology
Dec 09, 2013
Startup World View Enterprises Inc. envisions a commercial high-altitude balloon experience for luxury-minded passengers and scientific researchers that will strive to deliver many of the prolonged experiences of spaceflight without the confinement, cost, risks or health limitations associated with rocket launches.
Dec 09, 2013
Seven-seat Blue Origin spacecraft aims to fly in 2018
Dec 09, 2013
Scientists worry about plans under no-frills budget environment
Dec 02, 2013
Launch of a Minotaur-1 rocket cobbled together from surplus ICBM stages and carrying a record 29 satellites underscores—again—the growing importance of nanosatellites in the overall spaceflight endeavor.
Dec 02, 2013
Americans love to look for silver-bullet solutions to big problems
Dec 02, 2013
Has technology advanced enough to make an aircraft-like launch vehicle practical?
Nov 25, 2013
A growing number of satellite-based automatic identification systems (AIS) make it easier for maritime surveillance to tie ship-tracking data with high-resolution satellite imagery. Used with AIS, space-based synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and optical remote-sensing platforms determine not only the presence of ships, but their identity, position, speed, heading, load, size and type.