Brazil has told NASA that budget difficulties will preclude it from supplying an Express Pallet for a flight to the International Space Station in 2005. The module was part of Brazil's 1997 agreement to join the international project at a cost of $200 million, which also included selecting a Brazilian astronaut to train with NASA.
Source: Flight International
The US space agency and manufacturer AeroVironment will soon release a detailed review of the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter’s final flight, which came at the end of three years of operations that saw 72 sorties and 2h of flight on the Red Planet.
Airbus has detailed proposed reductions that will reduce the headcount of its defence unit by approximately 5% over the next 18 months, with just over 2,000 posts to be removed.
China’s AVIC has secured a contract from the China Manned Space Agency to develop a winged, reusable spacecraft called Haolong.
