Aerospace & Defense Technology: February 2025
25AERP02
02/06/2025
- Content
- The Art of Reverse Engineering Yesteryear for Aerospace and Defense Data Storage Drives
- Manufacturing Spotlight: Machining Complex Parts and Materials for Space Flight and Exploration
- Notre Dame's New Boundary Breaking Mach 10 Quiet Wind Tunnel
- Shape-Shifting Antenna Poised to Transform Communications
- British Army Completes First Test of Drone Killing Radio Frequency Weapon
- A Swarm of Sensors, Rovers and Astronauts Explore the 'Moon'
Researchers at the German Aerospace Center have developed a new approach to networked communications that could theoretically occur on the Moon or in environments on Earth where conventional communications are unavailable. - Army Researchers Examine Nanotechnology for Climate Solutions
Army scientists are joining forces with experts from across the nation to tackle the climate crisis using the power of nanotechnology - Airman Brings Fuel Sampling Innovation to Eglin, Possibly Air Force
The U.S. Air Force is testing a new prototype single point nozzle adapter that drastically reduces the time required for jet fuel quality sampling. - Atomic Fountain for Research in Quantum Sensing Nears Completion of First Phase
Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) physicists are on track to bring the institution's new atomic fountain online - the largest of its kind in the world - for applications to quantum sensing experiments in precise navigation and timekeeping. - Revolutionizing the Waves: A Breakthrough in Surf Observation Technology for Sailors and Marines
A team of Army and Navy scientists and engineers have developed a real-time sensing technology for deciding whether conditions are suitable for landing troops on enemy shores.