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FAA, Pentagon Declare High Energy Lasers Safe For National Airspace | Aviation Week Network Skip to main content Steve Trimble April 10, 2026 Credit: AeroVironment Civil…

Boeing has conducted maximum brake energy testing on its 777-9 test aircraft at Edwards Air Force Base in California, a site long used by the U.S.…

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Part of SpaceNews’ Orbital Data Centers Series The growth of artificial intelligence and cloud computing are driving a surge in global electricity demand. Hyperscale data centers…

Researchers at Texas A&M University and the DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory have engineered a composite that absorbs up to ten times more energy than conventional padding,…

Southern States LLC and SkySafe have formed a strategic partnership to deliver real-time drone detection and airspace intelligence purpose-built for energy infrastructure. The collaboration integrates SkySafe’s…

A small nuclear reactor is loaded into the back of a C-17 Globemaster III, 15 February 2026. Credit: US Department of Defense. The five megawatt reactor…

Australian C-UAS company Electro Optic Systems (EOS) has signed a strategic partnership agreement with ROKETSAN to collaborate on future opportunities involving integrated defence capabilities in selected markets. “Announced…

Deep Space Energy, a SpaceTech startup based in Riga, has raised €930k to bring its radioisotope power generator closer to commercial deployment. The technology focuses on…

Airlines are struggling to meet climate mandates and their own net-zero targets as sustainable aviation fuel remains scarce and expensive. As governments push carriers to use…