Hanwha Aerospace Exhibits KF-21’s Engine at Farnborough
Republic of Korea’s Hanwha Aerospace will exhibit its KF-21’s Engine based on General Aerospace’s GE F414 at the Farnborough Airshow 2024.
Republic of Korea’s Hanwha Aerospace will exhibit its KF-21’s Engine based on General Aerospace’s GE F414 at the Farnborough Airshow 2024.
Germany’s LEO spy satellites fitted with SAR payload lost function in orbit only months after launch due to antenna malfunction.
Turkiye launched its first domestically produced telecommunications satellite, Türksat 6A. A move that secures Turkiye’s rights in space.
Chinese State-owned space company demonstrated a 10-km level VTVL test with a 3.8m diameter test vehicle.
The United States claims that a Chinese spacecraft in orbit has dropped a secret object into space. China remains silent.
Turkiye's second astronaut, Tuva Cihangir Atasever's suborbital research flight, has been completed.
U.S. officials are concerned about Russia’s Kosmos 2576 being an Inspector Satellite and having anti-satellite capabilities.
Turkish Air Force attended the first NATO Space Symposium, which was held under the NATO Allied Command Transformation in Toulouse, France.
Russia revealed that Turkiye had registered to participate in the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS), which China and Russia are launching jointly.
SDT Space and Defence Technologies received an order worth € 1 million 666 thousand 179 for satellite ground station systems.
Japan’s Space One’s privately built solid-fuel rocket, Kairos, exploded seconds after take-off.
The results of the UzMAn experiment covering the behaviour of microalgae in zero-gravity conditions have been gathered.
NASA has landed a spacecraft on the Moon for the first time since 1972; the spacecraft contains scientific payloads.
U.S. politicians state that the “national security threat” concerns Russian anti-satellite capacity that may cut U.S. communication lines.