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Continuous ultrasonic welding (CUW) innovation presents the flexibility crucial for future lunar and deep-space missions, but also for composites joining in defense and commercial aerospace.
NASA is partnering with six US companies to develop technologies that have the potential to benefit the commercial space economy and future NASA missions.
NASA has successfully connected the two halves — the Optical Telescope Element (OTE) and the Space Craft Element (SCE) — of the composites intensive James Webb Telescope for the first time, marking a major milestone for the program.
The updated, two-volume report details NASA's role in advanced materials and composites development since pre-WWII, and offers areas for future research.
NASA’s X-57 Maxwell has been delivered to NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in its Mod II configuration and will soon undergo extensive ground testing of its integrated electric propulsion system.
Selected companies will develop Artemis lander design concepts, evaluating their performance, design, construction standards, mission assurance requirements, interfaces, safety, crew health accommodations and medical capabilities.
Agency details a plan to reduce aviation carbon emissions by 2030 via a Sustainable Aviation Fuel Grand Challenge (SAFGC), investment in cost-sharing partnerships and demonstration of new technologies, including composite materials.
The partnerships will advance the commercial space sector and help bring new capabilities to market that could benefit future NASA missions.
NASA announcement calls for companies to participate in development of technologies to support the next generation of lunar landers.
Bell has been given the opportunity to build an X-Plane demonstrator based on a stop/fold tiltrotor.
