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Chinese Company Deep Blue Aerospace Aims to Start Space Tourism by 2027
Deep Blue Aerospace, based in Jiangsu, China, has announced its intention to enter the space tourism market, planning to launch paying customers into suborbital space by 2027. Tickets will cost approximately $210,000, promising a comprehensive journey beyond a brief weightlessness experience. The reusable rocket-capsule system is similar to Blue Or...
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China's Maglev Train That "Levitates" Above Track Breaks Own Speed Record
The China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) has claimed that its new magnetically levitated (maglev) train has surpassed its previous record of 623 kilometres per hour during tests in a low-vacuum tube just 2 km long.
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China To Build Ground Stations In Antarctica To Enhance Ocean Monitoring
China, only the third country to put a man in space after the Soviet Union and United States, is to build ground stations on Antarctica to back its network of ocean monitoring satellites, state media said on Thursday.
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China's Geely To Set Up New Aerospace Company
Geely is building low-orbit satellites to meet demand for high-speed connectivity capabilities that can deliver fast software updates.
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In Latest China Jab, US Drafts List Of 89 Firms With Military Ties: Report
The Trump administration is close to declaring that 89 Chinese aerospace and other companies have military ties, restricting them from buying a range of U.S. goods and technology, according to a draft copy of the list seen by Reuters.
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China's Space Test Hits Snag With Capsule 'Anomaly'
The cargo capsule was not designed to transport astronauts, only equipment. The device, developed by China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, is an experimental prototype.
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Trade War, Spy Claims Cast Cloud Over China Airshow
Trade frictions with the United States and accusations of industrial espionage are set to cast a cloud over China's largest aerospace meeting this week, as suppliers consider what the country's slowing economy could mean for booming jet demand.
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China Plans To Launch 'Artificial Moon' By 2020. Will Be 8 Times Brighter
China is planning to launch its own 'artificial moon' by 2020 to replace streetlamps and lower electricity costs in urban areas, state media reported Friday.
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How China's Leap In Missiles Is Altering The Picture For India
For a quarter century, the US and its allies owned the skies, fighting wars secure in the knowledge that no opponent could compete in the air. As tensions with Russia and China surge, that's no longer the case.
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Trump Tariffs Would Barely Raise Boeing's Prices But Could Hurt Sales
President Donald Trump's plan to slap tariffs on imported steel and aluminum would barely budge the price of a Boeing Co jetliner or fighter plane, belying fears of a big blow to US industry, aerospace analysts said.
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China Made A Plane To Beat Airbus And Boeing; Now The Hard Part
China's first airliner designed to compete with Airbus and Boeing is off to a slow start. After the fanfare surrounding the C919's maiden flight in May, the single-aisle plane didn't fly again for four months and the two test aircraft have only made about two dozen flights since, well below the normal schedule for a new commercial jet.
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At China's Big Air Show, J-20 Stealth Fighter, Pakistani Jets
China's J-20 stealth fighter will make its public debut at a Chinese air show next week where war planes from Pakistan Air Force along with Russian and British counterparts will perform.
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India Turns To Israel For Armed Drones As Pakistan, China Build Fleets
The news comes weeks after Pakistan first reported using a home-made drone in combat when it attacked militants on its soil, raising the prospect of a new front in the standoff over Kashmir that has twice spilled into war.
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Vietnam Seeks Western Warplanes to Counter Potential Chinese Threat
Vietnam is in talks with European and US contractors to buy fighter jets, maritime patrol planes and unarmed drones, sources said, as it looks to beef up its aerial defences in the face of China's growing assertiveness in disputed waters.
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Israel's 'Iron Dome' Makers Were Hit by Hackers, Expert Says
Three Israeli defense contractors behind the Iron Dome missile shield and related systems were robbed of hundreds of documents by hackers linked to the Chinese government starting in 2011, a US-based computer forensics expert said on Tuesday.
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Chinese Company Deep Blue Aerospace Aims to Start Space Tourism by 2027
Deep Blue Aerospace, based in Jiangsu, China, has announced its intention to enter the space tourism market, planning to launch paying customers into suborbital space by 2027. Tickets will cost approximately $210,000, promising a comprehensive journey beyond a brief weightlessness experience. The reusable rocket-capsule system is similar to Blue Or...
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China's Maglev Train That "Levitates" Above Track Breaks Own Speed Record
The China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) has claimed that its new magnetically levitated (maglev) train has surpassed its previous record of 623 kilometres per hour during tests in a low-vacuum tube just 2 km long.
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China To Build Ground Stations In Antarctica To Enhance Ocean Monitoring
China, only the third country to put a man in space after the Soviet Union and United States, is to build ground stations on Antarctica to back its network of ocean monitoring satellites, state media said on Thursday.
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China's Geely To Set Up New Aerospace Company
Geely is building low-orbit satellites to meet demand for high-speed connectivity capabilities that can deliver fast software updates.
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In Latest China Jab, US Drafts List Of 89 Firms With Military Ties: Report
The Trump administration is close to declaring that 89 Chinese aerospace and other companies have military ties, restricting them from buying a range of U.S. goods and technology, according to a draft copy of the list seen by Reuters.
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China's Space Test Hits Snag With Capsule 'Anomaly'
The cargo capsule was not designed to transport astronauts, only equipment. The device, developed by China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, is an experimental prototype.
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Trade War, Spy Claims Cast Cloud Over China Airshow
Trade frictions with the United States and accusations of industrial espionage are set to cast a cloud over China's largest aerospace meeting this week, as suppliers consider what the country's slowing economy could mean for booming jet demand.
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China Plans To Launch 'Artificial Moon' By 2020. Will Be 8 Times Brighter
China is planning to launch its own 'artificial moon' by 2020 to replace streetlamps and lower electricity costs in urban areas, state media reported Friday.
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How China's Leap In Missiles Is Altering The Picture For India
For a quarter century, the US and its allies owned the skies, fighting wars secure in the knowledge that no opponent could compete in the air. As tensions with Russia and China surge, that's no longer the case.
-
Trump Tariffs Would Barely Raise Boeing's Prices But Could Hurt Sales
President Donald Trump's plan to slap tariffs on imported steel and aluminum would barely budge the price of a Boeing Co jetliner or fighter plane, belying fears of a big blow to US industry, aerospace analysts said.
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China Made A Plane To Beat Airbus And Boeing; Now The Hard Part
China's first airliner designed to compete with Airbus and Boeing is off to a slow start. After the fanfare surrounding the C919's maiden flight in May, the single-aisle plane didn't fly again for four months and the two test aircraft have only made about two dozen flights since, well below the normal schedule for a new commercial jet.
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At China's Big Air Show, J-20 Stealth Fighter, Pakistani Jets
China's J-20 stealth fighter will make its public debut at a Chinese air show next week where war planes from Pakistan Air Force along with Russian and British counterparts will perform.
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India Turns To Israel For Armed Drones As Pakistan, China Build Fleets
The news comes weeks after Pakistan first reported using a home-made drone in combat when it attacked militants on its soil, raising the prospect of a new front in the standoff over Kashmir that has twice spilled into war.
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Vietnam Seeks Western Warplanes to Counter Potential Chinese Threat
Vietnam is in talks with European and US contractors to buy fighter jets, maritime patrol planes and unarmed drones, sources said, as it looks to beef up its aerial defences in the face of China's growing assertiveness in disputed waters.
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Israel's 'Iron Dome' Makers Were Hit by Hackers, Expert Says
Three Israeli defense contractors behind the Iron Dome missile shield and related systems were robbed of hundreds of documents by hackers linked to the Chinese government starting in 2011, a US-based computer forensics expert said on Tuesday.
