NanoRacks and Boeing are designing the new airlock to be used on the ISS and then moved to a future commercial space platform, Jeff Manber, NanoRacks chief executive, told SpaceNews. Credit: NanoRacks ...
An illustration of the Ixion module, an upper stage left in orbit and refitted as a space station module, being attached to the ISS. Credit: NanoRacks HOUSTON — A five-month study supported by NASA ...
Forge Nano’s 200 mm single-wafer, thermal atomic layer deposition (ALD) platform for compound semiconductor manufacturing to be unveiled in Taipei Tool build slots available with delivery expected in ...
The International Space Station (ISS) is taking a big step toward increased commercial use. NASA has picked Houston-based company Axiom Space to build at least one habitable private module that will ...
The EV industry is currently making its mark on the consumer market, but perhaps it has even more potential in the commercial transportation industry. Most commercial urban traffic is done through ...
In 2023, a space company called Vast announced that it was developing a single-module commercial space station called Haven-1. It will operate much like Skylab or the Manned Orbiting Laboratory were ...
Axiom Space has received NASA approval to build a commercial destination module to help the agency continue low-Earth orbit missions once the International Space Station is decommissioned. NASA ...
Utmo Light, a Chinese perovskite company, is showcasing its first commercial perovskite solar module this week at the SNEC PV trade show in Shanghai. The Module UL-M12-G1 measures 1,200 mm x 600 mm ...
NASA has announced via a new press release that Axiom Space out of Houston will be the first company to provide NASA with a commercial destination module for the International Space Station (ISS).
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