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In Search of the Future of Air Traffic Control

Some elements of the U.S. air traffic control system have been updated, but despite 16 years of effort and billions spent, the core remains antique; for the future, visions of free flight beckon

39 min read

A Digital Soyuz

Russian crew spacecraft replaces its computer and analog parts for a new mission

4 min read

From left, Author James Oberg in front of control panels, the April 12, 1981 launch of Columbia, May 2020 photograph of SpaceX Dragon crew spacecraft on the launch pad.

What It’s Like to Sweat the Launch of a New Spaceship

A former mission controller remembers the last time the United States dared to put humans in a new type of spacecraft—and some hard-won lessons for today

5 min read

Fly the Hybrid Skies

NASA, GE Aerospace, and Boeing are collaborating on a hybrid-electric airliner

11 min read

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In Search of the Future of Air Traffic Control

Some elements of the U.S. air traffic control system have been updated, but despite 16 years of effort and billions spent, the core remains antique; for the future, visions of free flight beckon

A Digital Soyuz

Russian crew spacecraft replaces its computer and analog parts for a new mission

What It’s Like to Sweat the Launch of a New Spaceship

A former mission controller remembers the last time the United States dared to put humans in a new type of spacecraft—and some hard-won lessons for today

Fly the Hybrid Skies

NASA, GE Aerospace, and Boeing are collaborating on a hybrid-electric airliner

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ANYmal’s Wheel-Hand-Leg-Arms Open Doors Playfully

AMD’s Next GPU Is a 3D-Integrated Superchip

Thermoelectric Heating Comes In From the Cold

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Search results: “flexible displays”

In Search of the Future of Air Traffic Control

Some elements of the U.S. air traffic control system have been updated, but despite 16 years of effort and billions spent, the core remains antique; for the future, visions of free flight beckon

A Digital Soyuz

Russian crew spacecraft replaces its computer and analog parts for a new mission

What It’s Like to Sweat the Launch of a New Spaceship

A former mission controller remembers the last time the United States dared to put humans in a new type of spacecraft—and some hard-won lessons for today

Fly the Hybrid Skies

NASA, GE Aerospace, and Boeing are collaborating on a hybrid-electric airliner

Trending Stories

ANYmal’s Wheel-Hand-Leg-Arms Open Doors Playfully

AMD’s Next GPU Is a 3D-Integrated Superchip

Thermoelectric Heating Comes In From the Cold