Recent satellite navigation signal jamming incidents have highlighted vulnerabilities in our technology-dependent world. Thank you to the Royal Aeronautical Society for sharing information about our quantum-enhanced inertial navigation system (INS) and our recent flight trials with BAE Systems and QinetiQ in the July issue of AEROSPACE, their flagship monthly publication. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dJ2kaTnk Marco Palumbo Tim Ballance Keshav Mittal Paul Lipman
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Infleqtion is doing some great and important work on quantum enabled PNT and that includes our #Tiqker atomic clock. Get in touch with us if you want to know more. #infleqtion #qepnt #apnt #quantum #timing #navigation #positioning
Recent satellite navigation signal jamming incidents have highlighted vulnerabilities in our technology-dependent world. Thank you to the Royal Aeronautical Society for sharing information about our quantum-enhanced inertial navigation system (INS) and our recent flight trials with BAE Systems and QinetiQ in the July issue of AEROSPACE, their flagship monthly publication. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dJ2kaTnk Marco Palumbo Tim Ballance Keshav Mittal Paul Lipman
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Advancements in Avionics: Fueling Growth in #AircraftManufacturing The burgeoning #aircraftproduction industry is propelling innovations in avionics systems. This surge necessitates advancements in navigation precision, communication robustness, and overall performance enhancements. As aircraft manufacturing expands, so does the need for #cuttingedgeavionics technologies to meet the escalating demands of modern aviation. Key Market Players: Thales , Elbit Systems Israel., @Northrop Grumman, Curtis Wright Flight Systems, L3Harris Technologies , BAE Systems, Safran, Honeywell Want To Know More: https://lnkd.in/dKVMU5z4 #AMR #AvionicsInnovation #AircraftTechnology #NavigationAdvancements #CommunicationSystems #FlightPerformance
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How vulnerable are the satellite navigation and communication systems aviation relies on every day?
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Remember those Navy UFO videos? I was there. As a former F-18 pilot, I saw things that defied explanation. Now, commercial pilots are coming to me with their own encounters. I discuss what they are seeing and more in a new 5 part series. Part I: Why Pilots Aren't Reporting UAP Part II: What Pilots Are Seeing in Our Skies (Low Altitude Phenomena) Part III: What Pilots Are Seeing in Our Skies (High Altitude Phenomena) Part IV: Solutions for Safe UAP Reporting Part V: The Broader Implications of UAP Part I just published- check it out!
Part I: Why Pilots Aren't Reporting UAP
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Mystifying hypersonic plane quietly makes first successful flight https://lnkd.in/g_q8gA67
Mystifying hypersonic plane quietly makes first successful flight
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The Northrop X-4 Bantam: It was the smallest of the X-planes and flew from 1948-1954. Its objective was to explore the transonic regions of flight. Also, it studied flight sans a horizontal stabilizer.
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KJ-700 AEW still "in green config" undergoing "taxi test". Its the latest in the PLAAF sensor fleet, manufactured by Shanxi Aerospace with mission module & radar from CETC. Analyst believe, it has incorporated some of the "lesson learned" from ongoing the Russo-Ukraine War. It features an L-Band main radar but also visible two additional modification:- 1) Side Looking Airborne Radar on the fuselage. 2) Chin mounted SAR. These two new additions would distinguish this KJ-700 from other AEW in PLAAF inventory. PLAAF..... adapt, improvise...move on...
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The SR-71 blackbird was a high altitude, high speed, reconnaissance aircraft developed by hashtag #lockheedmartin hashtag #Skunkworks, and is one of the most famous aircraft in aerospace history. It was so revolutionary for its time that its engineers had to utilize never-before-used materials in its manufacture and develop new methods to maintain and sustain the aircraft to perform its role of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance over hostile territory. I recently had the opportunity to visit its predecessor, the A-12 at the hashtag #SanDiego hashtag #airandspace hashtag #Museum. In this first of at least three analyses on the SR-71, we’ll look at the aircraft as a whole, the revolutionary techniques and engineering used in its manufacture, and how this amazing aircraft was among the first to implement aspects of radar cross section reduction, or stealth.
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🕹🛩🇪🇸 Airbus has signed a contract with the Spanish Ministerio de Defensa for the development and acquisition of #SIRTAP, a High Performance Tactical #UAS that will reinforce the tactical capabilities of the Ejercito de Tierra and the Ejército del Aire y del Espacio. This contract includes a total of 9️⃣ systems, each consisting of 3️⃣ #UnmannedAerialVehicles and 1️⃣ #GroundControl Station. Furthermore, 2️⃣ #simulators will be supplied to train the Spanish Armed Forces. “This new technological milestone in the tactical #UAS segment together with the Spanish #MinistryofDefence, will reinforce #nationalsovereignty. SIRTAP will be fully developed in #Spain, integrating national capabilities. However, thanks to its versatility and the use of ITAR-free components, we also expect it to play a key role on the international market,” said Jean-Brice Dumont, Head of #MilitaryAirSystems at Airbus Defence and Space. SIRTAP, with a payload of more than 150kgs, has been designed for advanced #surveillance, #intelligence and #reconnaissance missions, both over land and at sea. A range of more than 2,000km and an endurance of more than 20 hours will provide high flexibility and reactivity, allowing for day and night operations in the most demanding environments. The system will be certified to fly in segregated airspace. In the future, this tactical UAS will be able to operate jointly with other platforms to be integrated into a #SystemofSystems. The development of SIRTAP will bring the national industry key experience and competences in the field of #RemoteCarriers for #FCAS. First flight of the SIRTAP prototype is expected to take place in 2025.
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The B-21 Raider, the recently unveiled Northrop Grumman aircraft, highlights the changes coming to the aviation industry over the next 20 years, which is good for the environment! The tail-less plane, the flying wing or blended wing, shows aviation is moving away from the old, tube and wing model. The new designs are thought to have fuel efficiency savings of between 20 - 50%. Where to next? Ramjets and Scramjets, like the Lockheed Martin SR-72. Imagine the above fuel savings with hyper velocity (mach 5 i.e. 6,174km per hour). Flight times between Melbourne and Los Angeles, under 3 hours. When? Not soon. The military are yet to have active units using this technology, but they are in the wings.
'Flying Wing' Design: Led By B-21 Raider, US, Russia & China Bet Big On 'Tail-Less' Aircraft. Here's Why
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