Liquid hydrogen leaks waive off NASA’s Artemis launch attempts
Having been dubbed by many as the dawn of a new space age, NASA’s ambitions of returning to the moon were spoiled twice in one week, thanks to two liquid hydrogen leaks in its Artemis...
Having been dubbed by many as the dawn of a new space age, NASA’s ambitions of returning to the moon were spoiled twice in one week, thanks to two liquid hydrogen leaks in its Artemis...
A $10m NASA funded project which seeks to use liquid ammonia as a main hydrogen carrier to decarbonise the aviation industry is set to on leverage chemical kinetics and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation tools.
Hyox Limited came onto the scene in early 2022 at Harwell in the UK, with the aim to dramatically improve the performance of systems that produce and liquefy hydrogen fuel for aircraft, spacecraft, shipping, rail...
Aviation has seen innovative methods being developed across a multitude of different applications. This ranges from flying cars, logistics drones, almost undetectable UAVs for military, and many more. Here in a feature for H2 View,...
H2 View hosted its webinar today (May 13) that delved into the uses of hydrogen in the aerospace and aviation sector to attain Net Zero climate targets.
Australian aerospace company Hypersonix Launch Systems has received A$8m ($5.58m) from the Modern Manufacturing Initiative (MMI) Defence Translation stream to support its hydrogen technology.
Infinity Fuel Cell and Hydrogen will continue with its NASA testing which aims to integrate a lunar regenerative hydrogen fuel cell system to power moon bases.
Hypersonix will integrate its hydrogen scramjet engine to launch a DART AE multi-mission hypersonic drone demonstrator as a means to further progress Australia’s aerospace sector, the company said today (Jan 25).
Australia-based Hypersonix Launch Systems is set to develop flight-critical components for its green hydrogen-powered launch vehicles with the University of Sydney, the company said today (Jan 13).
Australian-based Hypersonix Launch Systems is continuing to create a cutting-edge, hydrogen-fuelled launch vehicle with the company set to implement Siemen’s Simcenter thermal modelling software.
