Australian aerospace company Hypersonix Launch Systems has received A$8m ($5.58m) from the Modern Manufacturing Initiative (MMI) Defence Translation stream to support its hydrogen technology.
Hypersonix will integrate its hydrogen scramjet engine to launch a DART AE multi-mission hypersonic drone demonstrator as a means to further progress Australia’s aerospace sector, the company said today (Jan 25).
Australia-based Hypersonix Launch Systems is set to develop flight-critical components for its green hydrogen-powered launch vehicles with the University of Sydney, the company said today (Jan 13).
Australian-based Hypersonix Launch Systems is continuing to create a cutting-edge, hydrogen-fuelled launch vehicle with the company set to implement Siemen’s Simcenter thermal modelling software.
Blue Origin’s New Shepard will soon launch an unmanned mission that will contain one of Infinity Fuel Cell and Hydrogen’s advanced non-flow through (NFT) hydrogen fuel cell technology.
Hot on the heels of Richard Branson’s recent space mission, Jeff Bezos successfully completed New Shepard’s first human flight on July 20 using liquid hydrogen and oxygen to blast into space.
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A Queensland-based aerospace company is set to receive nearly $1m of Australian Government funding to fast track development of its reusable hydrogen-powered hypersonic scramjet, capable of placing small satellites into Low Earth Orbit (LEO).
The use of hydrogen in aviation is set to be discussed at the first International Hydrogen Aviation Conference (IHAC 2020) in Scotland in September.
