The Aviation Diary
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Mars helicopter blades developed through NASA-supported research could allow future rotorcraft to fly substantially farther than Ingenuity did, according to an agency report released Oct. 20.
Read Story →JAXA MMX launch operations succeeded on Oct. 20 when Japan's H3 rocket carried the Martian Moons eXploration spacecraft away from Tanegashima Space Center, according to the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.
Read Story →Artemis III booster stacking reached a new assembly milestone after NASA completed the final solid rocket booster motor segments on the mobile launcher at Kennedy Space Center, the agency reported.
Read Story →Artemis II heat shield analysis released by NASA on Oct. 15 found that Orion's thermal protection performed in line with the agency's preflight expectations during the crewed spacecraft's return from.
Read Story →The **NASA MMX mission** contribution will help Japan investigate two of the least understood bodies in the inner solar system when the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency launches its Martian Moons.
Read Story →NASA selected veteran engineer Stephen Cash to lead Marshall Space Flight Center beginning October 19, succeeding acting director Rae Ann Meyer as the center advances exploration work.
Read Story →CRS-35 Dragon docking took place on Oct. 15 when a SpaceX cargo spacecraft reached the International Space Station and connected to the space-facing port of the Harmony module, NASA confirmed.
Read Story →NASA scheduled a news conference for Oct. 20 to discuss the tasks and the crew's preparation. The two excursions were listed for Oct. 29 and Nov. 5 at the time.
Read Story →NASA said Oct. 14 that experimental SPEARS solid-state battery cells have survived severe temperatures and operated after deep-cold testing. SPEARS stands for Solid Power for Extreme Environment Adaptability and Resilience.
Read Story →ESA says Sentinel-3C's first images and altimeter measurements, returned two weeks after launch, show the new Copernicus satellite is working well, with about five months of commissioning still ahead.
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