Lockheed receives 100th F-35 centre fuselage from Northrop: Northrop Grumman has handed over the 100th centre fuselage for the F-35 Lightning II joint strike fighter (JSF) aircraft to Lockheed Martin at its manufacturing centre in Palmdale, California, US.
Read more...Segula y Teccon reagrupan sus actividades de ingeniería al servicio de EADS:
Madrid.- Segula Technologies y Teccon Consulting & Engineering GmbH han creado dos joint-ventures reagrupando sus actividades de ingeniería aeronáutica al servicio de EADS.
Estas dos empresas, nombradas Teccon Design & Engineering France, and Teccon Design & Engineering Spain, están acreditadas E2S y ofrecen a EADS soluciones técnicas avanzadas, así como mejores capacidades de movilización de recursos.
Tras varias semanas en reposo, Curiosity reanudó su misión:
Washington.- El rover Curiosity, que viene registrando diversos problemas técnicos desde el mes pasado debido a un fallo en uno de sus dos ordenadores de a bordo, reanudó ayer su misión, según informó la Nasa.
A finales del pasado mes de febrero, los operadores de la misión tuvieron que poner en modo seguro el rover al detectarse un fallo en el ordenador principal de a bordo y tuvo que activarse el de reserva.
“Esperamos reanudar el estudio de las muestras ya en esta semana”,
Avoiding Asteroid Threats Requires Innovation, Commitment And Diligence: House Science, Space, And Technology Committee Reviews Government Efforts To Protect Earth The House Science, Space, and Technology Committee held a hearing Tuesday titled "Threats from Space: A Review of U.S. Government Efforts to Track and Mitigate Asteroids and Meteors." The hearing is the first in a two-part series on what the U.S. is doing to track and monitor Near Earth Objects (NEO) that pose a threat to the planet. It comes one month after an asteroid passed the earth and a meteor exploded over the skies in Russia on the same day.
Read more...Bezos Expeditions Recovers Apollo F-1 Engines: ROV Submarines Used To Reclaim Artifacts From Three Miles Underwater When the main boosters for the Apollo Saturn V rockets fell into the Atlantic Ocean in the 1960s and 1970s, it was probably expected that they would never be seen again. The hardware that started men on their journey to the Moon sank in 3 miles of water, where they have lain for more than 40 years.
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