Raytheon plans to merge with United Technologies
Pending approval, Raytheon and United Technologies plan to merge and become one of the biggest aerospace and defense manufacturers in…
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Honeywell will supply radar system for air taxi manufacturer
has signed an agreement with an unnamed air taxi developer to supply multiple units of its new IntuVue RDR-84K Band Radar System for…
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Rain, seas and a surface of eroding organic material can be found both on Earth and on Saturn’s largest moon,…
Read MoreHere’s a look inside ASU’s groundbreaking research on space exploration
Arizona State University’s School of Earth and Space Exploration led a media day to show the public their groundbreaking research…
Read MoreTwins peek: Scott, Mark Kelly help NASA study effects of long-term space travel
Scott and Mark Kelly were identical twins when Scott went into space, but would they be identical when he came…
Read MoreU.S. Army, Raytheon complete DeepStrike missile design review
Raytheon Company and the U.S. Army completed a successful preliminary design review for the new DeepStrike® surface-to-surface missile, moving the…
Read MoreSkyBridge development launches PHX East Valley into the stratosphere
Aviation has always pushed boundaries and been at the forefront of innovation and progress. But a long-term development at Phoenix-Mesa…
Read More2 young UA astronomers join $242M NASA mission
Two astronomers from the University of Arizona will participate in a new space mission that will help astronomers understand both…
Read MoreIs the time right for Arizona to build a spaceport?
Almost 60 years ago, the United States and the Soviet Union began a space race culminating with Yuri Gagarin orbiting…
Read MoreRaytheon wind tunnel testing moves air-to-air missile closer to production
Raytheon Company successfully completed more than 1,700 rigorous wind tunnel tests on the newest, extended-range variant of the combat-proven AMRAAM® air-to-air missile.…
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