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For over seven decades and counting, commercial flight has been defined by one iconic yet restricting shape: a tin can with wings attached. While this design has reliably connected the globe, it is now noticeably reaching its limits in an era of unprecedented pressure to combat climate change. The desire to cut fuel consumption, reduce noise pollution, and achieve net-zero carbon emissions is what motivates today’s engineers to reimagine flight from the ground up (pun intende

Anybody who has been interested in Science fiction has envisioned a perfectly adaptable vehicle that morphs to its situations. It is...

This summer, I was fortunate enough to secure an exciting internship at Equatorial Space. It is a local Singapore based Aerospace firm....

Humanity’s current level of understanding about the topic of Aerospace has shaped the modern world as we know it. A new age of...

The quote "Poor Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer”, misattributed as it is, captures the spirit and the motivation...