Aerospace
NMSU Gets NASA Grant for Space Technology
New Mexico State University announced Tuesday it has been selected to receive a NASA Early Stage Innovations grant of up to $650,000 to conduct space technology research.
Read MoreAlbuquerque Drone Company Raises Nearly $2 Million for Expansion
Albuquerque-based Robotic Skies Inc., a company offering unmanned aircraft system service, recently raised almost $2 million from a number of contributors.
Read MoreSpinLaunch Plans Major Expansion at Spaceport America
SpinLaunch is set to hire an additional 59 highly-paid workers and complete the build of its suborbital centrifugal launch system.
Read MoreAlbuquerque Among Finalists for New U.S. Space Command
Albuquerque announced Thursday that it’s one of 6 finalists for a new U.S. Space Command. The Space Command is the latest in 11 unified commands in the DoD.
Read MoreFrom New Mexico to Mars
NASA’s new Mars 2020 mission has New Mexico written all over it. The rover, the chopper and the cruise-stage spacecraft now hurtling through space are loaded with NM-made technology
Read MoreAerospace Firm Targets ABQ for New Campus
The 122-acre campus, which would be known as the Orion Center, could house 1,000 jobs once it opens and eventually expand to include 2,500 jobs
Read MoreNew facility to Boost US Space Capabilities
AFRL’s Space Vehicles on Kirtland Airforce Base celebrated the completion of its newest construction project, the Deployable Structures Laboratory.
Read MoreDescartes Labs Wins $2.2 Million Contract from Kirtland AFB
Santa Fe-based Descartes Labs has been awarded a two-year, $2.2 million contract to collaborate with the U.S. Air Force.
Read MoreDragonSCALES to Power Up Small Satellite in December
Albuquerque-based mPower Technologies’ new solar-cell material will power up a small satellite scheduled for launch into low-Earth orbit in December.
Read MoreAscent Aviation Services Announces Major Expansion to New Mexico
Arizona-based Ascent Aviation Services is planning to expand to the Roswell Air Center and hire 360 employees for airplane repair and maintenance services.
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