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Artemis II – “the start of something bigger”

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By Rob Coppinger Verified
| AEROSPACE Magazine Verified
As four humans venture beyond low Earth orbit in over half a century, ROB COPPINGER reports from Kennedy Space Center (KSC) for the launch of a historic space mission – Artemis II. Amazement would be the word to choose if someone wanted a single word to sum up 1 April and the six Earthly days that preceded it before it as part of NASA’s Artemis II mission.
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Transporting the most fragile and vulnerable: neonatal and pediatric air transfers

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By Rob Coppinger Verified
| Air Med & Rescue
Looking after children and babies requires some of the most complex care with specialized equipment. Advanced training and qualifications for crew are essential, as well as unique technology to accommodate the wide range of diseases and physical sizes of neonatal and pediatric patients. A challenge for air ambulance services is that neonatal and pediatric transports are not frequent because roads are deemed a safer option, but the equipment and training must still be current.
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France upgrades wind tunnels open fan engine testing

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By Rob Coppinger Verified, Ben Sampson Verified
| Aerospace Testing International Verified
The testing of a new type of propulsion system that claims to be greener has seen major changes to one of the French national aerospace research agency ONERA’s wind tunnels as part of a wider modernization program for the government wind tunnel facility in Modane, France near the Italian border.
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