In today's offering, we have this 3D printed aerospike engine created using AI's generative design skills that just completed ...

The aerospike has been considered as a replacement for the bell-shaped nozzle rocket engine for nearly 70 years. The ...

Showing how far AI engineering has come, a new aerospike engine burning oxygen and kerosene capable of 1,100 lb (5,000 N) of thrust has successfully been hot-fired. It was designed from front to ...

Leap 71 designed and 3D printed an aerospike, one of the most elusive rocket engines in history. Most Innovative Companies Super-Early-Rate Deadline: This Friday, July 25 LOGIN ...

LEAP71’s aerospike engine was manufactured as a monolithic piece of copper using industrial 3D printing, and the entire process—from design to testing—was completed in just a few weeks.

Aerospike rocket engines are the stuff of legend in the space industry. Conceived in the 1960s, their unique spiked-nozzle design promises better efficiency, reusability, and performance at all ...

Each aircraft will be equipped with four turbines and a LOX/kerosene linear aerospike rocket engine. Both airframes are made of fiberglass, as they are only for demonstration purposes.

This aerospike rocket engine designed by generative AI just completed its first hot fire test Musk's Colossus data center for Grok is at the centre of an environmental row over air quality in ...

Around 12PM that same day, Polaris performed a successful rolling tarmac test of the aerospike rocket engine and only hours later took flight.

Now the company wants to scale up this approach to engines 400 times larger. The new road map includes two reference designs: the 200 kN XRA-2E5 aerospike and the 2,000 kN XRB-2E6 bell-nozzle ...

The aerospike engine holds great promise for spaceflight, but for various reasons, has remained slightly out of reach for decades. But thanks to Leap 71, the technology has moved one step closer to… ...

This aerospike engine —fueled by a combination of cryogenic liquid oxygen and kerosene — delivers an impressive 5,000 Newtons (1,100 lbf) of thrust. Interestingly, the rocket engine was ...