A Matter of ‘Record’: Navy’s Patent Volume Surpasses Other Tech Agencies
Patents are designed to protect an inventor’s interests, excluding others from “making, using, offering for sale, or selling the
Author: Bryan DeLuca
GXV-T Imagines Future Armored Ground Vehicles that Could Increase Survivability through Improved Situational Awareness
This concept video illustrates five of many potential
Beyond GPS: 5 Next-Generation Technologies for Positioning, Navigation & Timing (PNT)
Penny-sized inertial sensors, pulsed lasers and tracked lightning strikes are among novel approaches to provide precise location-based insights in GPS-denied
The HIRAD Instrument Missions
The HIRAD instrument provides "brightness temperature data" that is color-coded by the HIRAD team at NASA
Rosetta Spacecraft Approaching Twofold Comet
The OSIRIS instrument on the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft photographed the mission's destination comet on July 14, 2014, from about 7,500 miles
Cygnus delivers science and supplies to the ISS
More than a ton and a half of science, supplies and spacewalking equipment were delivered to the International Space
Three companies join forces on experimental Spaceplane XS-1 designs
T hree companies get the nod to outline their visions of DARPA’s next-generation
Four JPL Suborbital Technology Payloads Chosen for Space Missions
NASA manages the Flight Opportunities manifest, matching payloads with flights, and will pay for payload integration and the flight costs for the selected
NASA Satellite Data Give Early Clues to Flood Danger
NASA develops new ways to observe and study Earth's interconnected natural systems with long-term data records and computer analysis tools to better see how our planet
EXACTO demonstrates the first-ever guided .50-caliber bullets
The EXACTO program is developing new approaches and advanced capabilities to improve the range and accuracy of sniper systems beyond the current state of the art. For