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The Mk-II “Aurora” is a remotely piloted spacecraft that has the potential to make numerous daily journeys into suborbital space and take off and land on runways similar to a conventional jet.Last week’s tests were the first to be completed with the company’s proprietary rocket engines.

announced the completion of its Mk-II “Aurora” spaceplane’s first rocket-powered flight campaign.The Mk-II Aurora will reach an altitude of 62 miles (100 km) during commercial operations and aims to be the first vehicle capable of making two of these flights in a single day.The Mk-II will serve as a proof of concept for a later model—the Mk-III “Aurora”—that could launch 550 pounds (250 kilograms) of satellites into orbit with a second-stage rocket.

“To have demonstrated rapid reusability in the first tests is proof of our core philosophy and confirmation that rocket-powered vehicles can be operated just like commercial jet aircraftthe first woman senator elected from the South and the first woman from any state elected to a full Senate term who was not the wife or daughter of a politician

he became mesmerized by a childrens pop-up book from Czechoslovakia displayed in a toy store window

although I prefer to call them lies or blunders.it is led by a team of scientists from the Italian National Research Councils Institute of Marine Science.

  Featured Video Underwater pendulum to absorb waves The project involves installing a grid of pendulums tethered to the seafloor.The purpose of METAREEF is to investigate to which extent the concept of metamaterial wave control can be applied to an efficient attenuation system for surface gravity waves.

They will continue to experiment in order to create a more sophisticated tool that can be used to protect threatened coastlines as well as valuable structures such as offshore platforms.the team will present their findings at the annual International Workshop on Water Waves and Floating Bodies in Giardini Naxos