Researchers have shown that signals from satellite broadband services can be used as an alternative to GPS navigation.

Russia has been using GPS jamming and spoofing to disrupt orbiting satellite navigation systems which presents major risks to ci

In engineering, we're always searching for more precise tools, more accurate measurements, and more innovative approaches to solving complex problems.

A test facility to help the military counter GPS jamming efforts is being built at the Ministry of Defence’s (MoD) Boscombe Down site in Wiltshire.

Four astronauts have landed back on Earth from the International Space Station after the decision was taken last week to end their mission early due to a medical problem.

Nasa has announced that the four-member Crew‑11 mission will return early from the International Space Station (ISS) due to a medical issue affecting one of the crew.

Donald Trump has ordered Nasa to prepare for a manned lunar landing in 2028 and to lay the groundwork for a permanent Moon base

Nasa and Boeing have collaborated to test the performance of a ‘higher aspect ratio wing model’ designed to reduce drag, cut fue

This month, the Evil Engineer measures up the perfect black hole. Making it is another matter.

The US government has approved SpaceX’s plan to launch thousands of its next-gen Starlink satellites, significantly expanding th

Nasa has announced that the four-member Crew‑11 mission will return early from the International Space Station (ISS) due to a medical issue affecting one of the crew.

As the year draws to a close, we at E+T magazine have been looking back at some of the most important trends in engineering and

Reusable rockets and space stations that could recycle floating debris are just some of the proposals put forward.

This issue, we look at the race to extract lithium and a robot with sensitivity to touch

Marc Raibert, executive director of the Robotics and AI Institute and founder of Boston Dynamics, thinks that future robots need to be smarter, more agile and easier to use. In fact, he says, ‘more like people’

Robotic technology could build infrastructure in space, paving the way for space-based data centres, solar farms and other megastructures, a project from the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) and Space Solar has shown.

A glass-based form of data storage that could preserve information for 10,000 years has been developed by researchers at Microsoft.

Donald Trump has ordered the US military to purchase energy from coal-fired power plants in a bid to shore up the flagging domestic industry.

US aerospace manufacturer Natilus has unveiled a double-decker version of its Horizon blended-wing aircraft.

Britain’s largest renewables auction will deliver record numbers of new solar and onshore wind projects, according to the energy secretary

A glass-based form of data storage that could preserve information for 10,000 years has been developed by researchers at Microsoft.

A polymer-based battery chemistry enables electric vehicles to keep working in freezing conditions, according to a study by Texas A&M University.

A Transport Vision proposing a high-capacity mass transit network connecting Bristol to its airport has been unveiled.

South Korean tech giant Samsung says it is the first to deliver next-generation high-bandwidth memory chips (HBM4) at scale.