Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) and Venus Aerospace announced a joint technology development agreement to evaluate and mature ...
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World’s first rotating detonation rocket engine lands $91M to scale production
Houston-based Venus Aerospace has raised $91 million in Series B funding to expand production ...
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The super powerful rotating detonation engine reaches a milestone in the United States
The rotating detonation engine could transform the future of propulsion, whether in the air or in space. Unlike conventional ...
After completing the world's first successful flight test of a high-thrust rotating detonation rocket engine (RDRE) in May 2025, Venus Aerospace today announced the close of a $91 million Series B ...
Rotating detonation rocket engines (RDREs) are full of potential. Alone, they could power missiles at greater efficiencies than any other cycle. In combination with an air-breathing combined-cycle ...
The new propulsion system is powered by supersonic technology and can be used for spacecraft journeying from the Moon to Mars. Reading time 2 minutes NASA just put its new propulsion system to the ...
Venus Aerospace has secured $91M in Series B financing following the successful flight test of its high-thrust rotating ...
GE Aerospace lifted the curtain on its comprehensive hypersonics program at its Research Center in Niskayuna, demonstrating what is believed to be a world-first hypersonic dual-mode ramjet (DMRJ) rig ...
The rotating detonation rocket engine is powered by supersonic technology, in a breakthrough that could revolutionize the way humans travel in space. Reading time 2 minutes As NASA gears up for a ...
Lehigh University researcher Natasha Vermaak leads multidisciplinary project— supported by a new $2 million NSF grant—investigating rotating detonation engine materials The ability to reliably order ...
Looking to the future, NASA is investigating several technologies that will allow it to accomplish some bold objectives. This includes returning to the moon, creating the infrastructure that will let ...
With the successful launch of Artemis I behind it, NASA has been doubling down on efforts to make deep space travel – and it's reported future trips to the Moon and Mars – easier to achieve. We've ...
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