In the future, teams of smaller satellites, referred to by scientists as a "swarm," may collaborate to offer enhanced accuracy, agility, and autonomy, replacing large, costly individual space satellites.
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US approves $3.5-bn sale of military helicopters to S. Korea
US approves $3.5-bn sale of military helicopters to S. Korea https://www.spacedaily.com/reports/US_approves_35-bn_sale_of_military_helicopters_to_S_Korea_999.html
Taiwan conducts missile drills at sensitive test site
Taiwan conducts missile drills at sensitive test site https://www.spacewar.com/reports/Taiwan_conducts_missile_drills_at_sensitive_test_site_999.html
‘Light Fighter’ Concept Emerges During US Air Force Chief’s Speech at Royal Aeronautical Society Amid NGAD’s Uncertain Future
Allvin unveiled what the RAeS called a 'notional Light Fighter concept' while calling for a shift of the next generation aircraft development from the 'built to last' philosophy to 'built to adapt.' Comments by U.S. [...]
US judge reverses $72mn award in Boeing-Zunum Aero case
A US federal judge has reversed a jury's decision that had awarded dormant electric aviation startup Zunum Aero USD72 million in a trade secrets infringement case against Boeing, according to court filings.
Zunum Aero had alleged Boeing used its intellectual property to advance its own hybrid-electric aircraft project while depriving Zunum of funding.
American indicted for obtaining F-4 parts for Iran | News | Flight Global
The US government has indicted a California businessman for allegedly attempting to supply components for the McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom to Iran.