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You need to enable JavaScript to run this app. finglobal .tech SignUp Post latest popular -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You Article read Summary watched profile -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Following Not following any writer -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Login PENTAGON RAMPS UP INVESTMENTS IN SOLID ROCKET MOTOR SUPPLIERS TO BOLSTER DOMESTIC INDUSTRY Video Summary These bets on new suppliers come amid concerns about overreliance on a shrinking pool of domestic suppliers and a surge in demand for these solid rocket motors, a key component in hypersonic weapons, conventional and nuclear missiles. U.S. defense programs are now entirely dependent on Northrop Grumman and L3Harris, which acquired Aerojet Rocketdyne last year, for solid rocket motors. Unlike their liquid-fueled counterparts, these rocket engines use a solid propellant — a stick of fuel and oxidizer pre-mixed and molded into a specific shape. Raushan kumar X-BOW RAISES $70 MILLION TO BOOST SOLID ROCKET MOTOR PRODUCTION Video Summary X-Bow Systems, a space technology startup specializing in solid rocket motors and small launch vehicles, has secured $70 million in Series B funding to expand its production capabilities and complete a new manufacturing facility in Texas. The Albuquerque, New Mexico-based company announced the investment round July 10, led by venture capital firm Razor’s Edge. Other participants include Lockheed Martin Ventures, Boeing Ventures, Crosslink Capital and Balerion Space Ventures. Raushan kumar STARLINK SATELLITES LOST ON FALCON 9 UPPER STAGE FAILURE Video Summary The rocket’s upper stage engine “experienced an anomaly and was unable to complete its second burn,” the company stated, which would have circularized the orbit of the stage before satellite deployment. While the stage was able to deploy the satellites, they were left in an orbit with a perigee, or low point, of just 135 kilometers. Raushan kumar