U.S. Navy Discloses New Details on Plasma Test over the Pacific
The 4-stage Oriole IV carried two payloads to 539 kilometers and tested how vaporized metal forms plasma in the upper atmosphere, officials said.
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The US Navy Discloses New Details On ‘Plasma Test’ over the Pacific Ocean
The US Navy deliberately vaporized metal high above the Pacific Ocean this February, creating a plasma field in the upper atmosphere to study how that energy converts and behaves in space.
U.S. Navy discloses new details on plasma test over the Pacific
A U.S. Navy rocket team deliberately vaporized metal high above the Pacific Ocean this February, creating a plasma field in the upper atmosphere to study how that energy converts and behaves in space, and Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Division has now revealed new details of the previously little-known test in a recent report. […]
The US Navy has set off a research rocket over the Pacific to create an artificial plasma cloud in space. The risky maneuver away from civilization is to test theories of plasma physics under real conditions. (Read more)
U.S. Navy picks Blue Water Autonomy to use autonomous vessels for deep ocean surveys
Blue Water Autonomy’s Liberty Class is a 190-foot steel autonomous ship. | Source: Blue Water Autonomy Blue Water Autonomy, a Boston-based technology and shipbuilding company, has been selected for a multiple-award contract with the Naval Oceanographic Office (NAVOCEANO). Blue Water Autonomy will provide high-resolution ocean floor mapping using long-endurance uncrewed surface vessels. “Mapping the open ocean is exactly the kind of long, high-en…
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