Space Technology, Defense & Exploration

The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) has been at the forefront of space security, consistently developing innovative technologies and programs designed to address the evolving challenges in the space domain. As the U.S. navigates the complexities of great power competition, AFRL’s commitment to advancing space security remains steadfast. The upcoming …

As humanity continues to explore deeper into the cosmos, traditional chemical propulsion systems are increasingly showing their limitations. These systems, which have propelled spacecraft since the dawn of the space age, are bulky, inefficient for long-duration missions, and require vast amounts of fuel. In contrast, plasma propulsion—an advanced form of …

Humanity’s journey beyond Earth’s borders is being fueled by groundbreaking advancements in science and technology, and at the heart of this new space revolution lies quantum technology (QT). In recent years, quantum technology has emerged as a transformative force across various sectors, including telecommunications, computing, and healthcare. However, its potential to …

In an era where space exploration is becoming increasingly commercialized, the need for cost-efficient, reusable space technologies is more pressing than ever. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is rising to the occasion with a series of highly successful Reusable Launch Vehicle Landing Experiments (RLV LEX), culminating in the most …

As urban populations continue to grow, the need for smart cities equipped with advanced technologies becomes increasingly essential. At the heart of these innovations lies high-precision satellite positioning and navigation systems, which are poised to redefine urban mobility, infrastructure management, and overall city functionality. Towards a “Super Smart Society” The …

Lunar satellites have played an essential role in expanding our understanding of the Moon and paving the way for future exploration and colonization efforts. These spacecraft provide invaluable data on the Moon’s surface, geology, and environment, which is critical for planning subsequent missions and establishing a human presence on our …

Introduction In today’s increasingly interconnected world, electronic devices and systems are becoming integral to our daily lives, from smartphones and laptops to critical infrastructure and aerospace technologies. However, these electronic systems are vulnerable to a variety of external factors, including radiation from sources such as cosmic rays, solar flares, and …

A new space race is unfolding, with major countries and private companies vying to build lunar bases and tap into the Moon’s vast resources, including the highly coveted Helium-3 isotope.  In the new age of space exploration, as humanity sets its sights on establishing a sustained presence on the Moon, …

The space industry is experiencing a transformative era, driven by groundbreaking innovations and advancements from a diverse array of leaders. From pioneering private companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin to established government agencies such as NASA and the European Space Agency, these organizations are redefining the boundaries of space exploration …