The focus of LUMEN (short for Liquid Upper Stage Demonstrator Engine) is an engine fuelled by a combination of liquid oxygen and methane – considered to be a promising option for future rocket engines ...

Isn’t the whole point of ‘space’ that there’s no air up there?” You’re right, in a way. And yes, rockets and satellites usually rely on actual “rocket” engines to maneuver around ...

This engine was called the Turbo Rocket, which was not only a cool name in general, but indicative of its capabilities. The Jetfire Turbo Rocket was actually one of the very first instances of a ...

This killer Oldsmobile V-8 needs some love and recognition as one of the best engines of the classic era of muscle cars.

For the first time, a part of a space rocket has been successfully caught on its return to Earth. The SpaceX Starship rocket took off from the US state of Texas, before the bottom part of it ...

Most times, it is important to always fill up their boost before performing an air dribble in Rocket League.

The rocket's Super Heavy booster stage fired 33 Raptor engines, generating nearly 17 million ... the fuselage of a 747 jumbo jet. SpaceX's mid-air catch of the Super Heavy booster Sunday looked ...

the rocket engine maker said Monday. Over the next 21 months, Ursa Major will use its third America Makes contract award to move its copper additive manufacturing capability into flight-qualified ...

It will focus on improving metal additive manufacturing techniques (more popularly called 3D printing) to produce components for rocket engines. “We’re delighted to begin this joint [research ...

SpaceX on Sunday successfully “caught” its “Super Heavy” booster on its first attempt during a flight test, a first for the company and its most powerful spacecraft. Starship lifted off ...

Elon Musk’s SpaceX made history by safely and successfully returning a Starship rocket booster to its launch site after lifting off. The rocket, named Super Heavy, launched on Sunday morning from ...

If we don't take any action now or in the next five years, it might be too late.' The growing number of rocket launches and satellites burning up in Earth's atmosphere could trigger the world's ...