EUROAVIA is a space where passion and innovation come together, shaping the perspectives and aspirations of its participants. This was especially true for Zaid Karjikar, Vaisakh Shan Rajan, and Danish Shaikh, space engineering students at the Technical University of Berlin, whose participation in the Rotorthon 2024 competition highlighted the power of curiosity and teamwork. Rotorthon…
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The Anti-Gravity Suppression Conspiracy: Are We Missing Out on Game-Changing Technology?
Anti-gravity technology. The ability to defy gravity without traditional propulsion, has long fascinated people worldwide. Imagine vehicles that float or move effortlessly, or spacecraft that explore distant planets without big fuel requirements. The potential impact on society would be profound, from transportation and space travel to energy production and environmental benefits. But some believe that…
Sailing in the Solar System
NASA’s Advanced Composites Solar Sail System to be at the forefront of the testing of this innovative propulsion technology, to become sailors of the Solar System.
Celebrating 5 years of EUROAVIA Forlì-Bologna
At the beginning of this Business Year, we realised our beloved AS Forlì-Bologna was about to turn 5 years-old. Even though the first idea of founding the Local Group dates to 2017, due to bureaucratical problems it was officially founded only on January 16th, 2019. Celebrating this important achievement was a must, and thus, the Lustrum was organised on April 13th, 2024.
Space and German Culture
It was in the year 2012 that Hollywood came along with a fresh idea that stuck inside the guts of popularity and media culture. After decades of films about The World War II, Nazis against American saviors, Nazis against Russians, Nazi zombies & Nazis against Tom Hanks, Hollywood came up with a film even more…
Aerospace achievements during 2023
2023 it’s coming to an end and the aerospace industry has continued to grow. Let’s review together some of the most achievements seen during this year.
Getting a new perspective from space
After the launch of the space mission EUCLID from the European Space Agency (ESA), the first images from the telescope have arrived in our planet, and they are beautiful. In a previous article from the blog, we presented the mission, if you haven’t read it, go check it out here! Ready to explore the darkness – EUCLID.
Moon landings through history
Landing on the Moon over the years has been a demonstration of the aerospace capabilities of a country. So far only four countries have done a controlled Moon landing, the last to get on this list was India on August 23rd, 2023, with the Chandrayaan-3 mission.
Ready to explore the darkness – Euclid
On July 1st, the European space mission EUCLID was launched from Cape Canaveral. The telescope will explore space trying to obtain more data about dark energy.
The revolution of flight we were waiting for
Probably over the past years you’ve heard Richard Benson talk about his company Virgin Galactic, and how this is the door to space-tourism or even Jeff Bezos with Blue Origin’s flights that open up space for everyone. But what’s the physical principle behind these novel flights?