Kiyaan Singh
Kiyaan Singh is the responsible editor for NauticHQ. He oversees source attribution, factual review, corrections, and updates across the publication.
Kiyaan Singh is the responsible editor for NauticHQ. He oversees source attribution, factual review, corrections, and updates across the publication.
Permanent magnet radiation shielding deflects near 20% of low-energy solar protons at under 300 kg, but leaves galactic cosmic rays untouched in deep space.
China achieved the first Long March 10B booster recovery on July 10, catching the stage in a sea net, the second nation ever to recover an orbital booster.
The A350-1000 lists at $366 million but sells near $230 million in 2026. Delta ordered 20, Air Canada 8, and the discount reveals who now holds the leverage.
Quantum Cyber's PHANTOM-950 UAS targets 950 km range and an 18,000 m ceiling, but the blended-wing platform is still a design awaiting its own factory.
York Space Systems closed its $300 million ALL.SPACE acquisition, folding the Hydra multi-orbit terminal into its defense space stack for GPS-denied theaters.
The Rolls-Royce F130 gives the B-52J ~30% more range and lower cost per hour than the B-1B, keeping America's oldest bomber flying into the 2050s.
Gulfstream's flagship G800 logged the company's 800th city-pair speed record in June, then flew 8,303 nautical miles nonstop from Melbourne to Moline in 16 hour…
UK GCAP funding hits £8.6 billion over four years, clearing the next Edgewing contract before Farnborough and holding the sixth-gen fighter to 2035.
Isar Aerospace will launch Planet's German-built Pelican on its Spectrum rocket by late 2026, a national first riding on a rocket yet to reach orbit.
Sarla Aviation finished its Sylla eVTOL flight test in under 12 months. Hover works. The real test is the hover-to-wing transition ahead of a 2028 launch.
The $8 billion Rocket Lab Iridium acquisition merges launch and satcom into one firm, keeping shipping's GMDSS network running through a mid-2027 close.
SiriusXM's SXM-11 launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9, a 7.5-ton satellite replacing two aging birds and securing North American radio coverage into the 2040s.