Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Space Force have successfully launched the final satellite in the GPS III series, marking a milestone in the modernization of the Global Positioning System. The GPS III Space Vehicle 10 was launched from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station...
Belgian startup Calyos is developing fully passive, two-phase cooling systems built in Europe, targeting data centres, mobility, and defence—with validation from NATO’s DIANA programme. Europe’s push for technological sovereignty is reshaping even the most overlooked...
Secure data transmission requires robust encryption strategies to prevent unauthorized access. Although software-based encryption has been extensively explored, advances in high-speed computing and the development of quantum systems increasingly challenge the security...
The idea of sending humans to Mars is often framed as a question of ambition or funding. In reality, future missions to Mars are a logistics problem shaped by physics. Distance, energy, time and mass define what is possible long before politics or budgets enter the...
La propulsion sans carburant dans l’espace n’est plus une hypothèse de laboratoire. Des chercheurs ont soumis des cubes de graphène ultra-léger à un faisceau laser en impesanteur et observé une accélération immédiate. Les petits satellites et les voiles...
Earth’s gravitational field affects everything in materials science research. It drives convection currents in solutions, causes denser particles to sediment out of suspensions, forces immiscible phases to separate by density, and deforms soft or liquid samples...
