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October 05, 2015

Airborne 10.05.15: Moon Express, Sullenberger At NBAA 2015, F-35 Ejection Seats

Also: B-29 'Doc' Flight Testing, AVW; Inhofe on PBoR2, Chicago ATC Fire, United Launch Alliance, CA Aviation Partnership, Air Freight Flat, Florida WW II Bomber
 
Moon Express believes it is one step closer to becoming the first private company to land a spacecraft on the Moon. The company has signed a contract with Rocket Lab to launch three Moon Express robotic spacecraft to land on the Moon starting in 2017. Moon Express is the first company in history to secure such a contract. The National Aircraft Business Association has come up with a great speaker for their annual convention being held in Las Vegas on November 17 through the 19th. Retired US Airways Captain Chesley B. “Sully” Sullenberger III will be a featured speaker during the secon

NASA Selects Investigations For Future Key Planetary Mission

Five Proposals To Be Refined For Flight Opportunities As Early As 2020

NASA has selected five science investigations for refinement during the next year as a first step in choosing one or two missions for flight opportunities as early as 2020. The submitted proposals would study Venus, near-Earth objects and a variety of asteroids.

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NASA Selects Science Education Partners For STEM Agreements

Cooperative Agreements With 27 Organizations Could Total $42 Million

NASA has selected 27 organizations from across the United States to begin negotiations for cooperative agreement awards totaling $42 million to implement a new strategic approach to more effectively engage learners of all ages on NASA science education programs and activities.

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Journey To Space 3D Film Unveils New Era Of Deep Space Exploration

Film Narrated By Sir Patrick Stewart ... 'Captain Picard'

The California Science Center will present an in-depth look at the hazards as well as the possibilities for human space exploration with a Journey to Space: Exhibition and 3D Film, opening October 29, 2015 and continuing through May 8, 2016. The unique pairing of the exhibition and 3D film offers an extraordinary vision of the future for living and working in space.

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Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings Celebrates 100 Years Of Innovation

Formerly GenCorp, Company Started As General Tire & Rubber Company In Akron, Ohio, On Sept. 29, 1915

Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings, Inc. on Tuesday celebrated its 100th anniversary. The original company was founded by William O'Neil as General Tire & Rubber Company on Sept. 29, 1915 and has evolved greatly over the years through a diversified mix of acquisitions to become a leader in the aerospace and defense industry.

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Aero-TV: Zenith SportPlanes – Slow Takeoff-Landing/Fast Building

Highly Regarded, Long-Time SportPlane Manufacturer Exhibits Staying Power

In this video, ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief, Jim Campbell, sat down with Sebastien Heintz, the president and owner of the Zenith aircraft company at their home facility in Mexico, MO. At first glance, their facility looks like just another large hanger on an airport. However, as the video progresses you’ll see just how advanced an airplane kit building production plant can be.

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Barnstorming: Annoyed, Upset, Discomfited... By 'The Martian'

What Should Have Been The Ultimate 'Popcorn Movie' Has Become A Painful Reminder Of What We've Lost

I admit it. I'm bummed. I'm kinda out of sorts... and this time, the FAA has little to do with it. No... this time, a movie, specifically 'The Martian' is wholly responsible. Don't get me wrong, the movie is one of the most entertaining I have seen in a long while... even despite a barely credible ending and a few other issues here and there. Still; the movie makes a sincere desire to get the science right, and by and large, its does better than most. And yes, I recommend it strongly and hope it does REALLY well. Simply stated, it's just a heckuva a story. But what bothered me most as I sat through the flick was the growing realization that stranded Astronaut Mark Watney's

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