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Russia-Ukraine war reaches orbit: What a close satellite encounter means for space operations
Space is increasingly turning into the final frontier for drawn-out geopolitical wars that countries can’t settle using conventional tools, analysts say.
Russia-Ukraine war reaches orbit: What a close satellite encounter means for space operations
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Türkiye plans $2B investment in aviation, space industries over three years
Ankara's three-year spending plan focuses on aviation infrastructure, national space projects and the commercialisation of homegrown technologies.
Türkiye plans $2B investment in aviation, space industries over three years
Japan launches mission to collect first-ever samples from Mars moon
The mission tests round-trip flight dynamics to lay the groundwork for future crewed Mars exploration.
Japan launches mission to collect first-ever samples from Mars moon
China launches eight AI computing satellites among 10 sent into orbit
Eight satellites in the mission will test high-performance computing, laser communications and cooling technologies as China pursues plans for a 2,800-satellite orbital AI network.
China launches eight AI computing satellites among 10 sent into orbit
Spain plans to buy 15 more Turkish Hurjet trainer aircraft: TAI chief
Turkish Aerospace Industries CEO Mehmet Demiroglu says a deal for 30 supersonic jets has been signed and Spain plans to buy 15 trainer jets.
Spain plans to buy 15 more Turkish Hurjet trainer aircraft: TAI chief
Selcuk Bayraktar warns unchecked technology race could lead to 'terrible extinction'
Bayraktar, co-founder and chairman of Turkish defence and aerospace company Baykar, urges tech developers to respect human dignity and weigh impact of technological progress.
Selcuk Bayraktar warns unchecked technology race could lead to 'terrible extinction'