The U.S. Army Product Director Aerostats is requesting information on potential industry sources capable of providing ...

On October 15th of that year, a few months after the duck's historic flight, a balloon, 'Aerostat Reveillon,' launched in France, carrying scientist Pilatre De Rozier, and rose to the end of its ...

Analysis of the global military EO/IR market shows that the land segment will be the strongest through to 2033.

The US State Department has given the go-ahead for Poland to purchase Airspace and Surface Radar Reconnaissance (ASRR) Aerostat systems and related equipment in a deal worth $1.2bn (4.8bn zlotys).

Poland has received U.S. government approval to purchase elements of a new airborne early warning system based on an aerostat — a type of uncrewed tethered airship. While many details about the ...

The United States’ southern border with Mexico is 1,933 miles long, stretching from the Pacific Ocean to the tip of South Texas. Some 700 of those miles have fencing in place. That’s not ...

Airships. Slow, difficult to land, and highly flammable when they’re full of hydrogen. These days, they’re considered more of a historical curiosity rather than a useful method of transport.

TASS/. An aerostat named Two Eagles with a Russian-US crew is flying safely over the Pacific toward the United States on a flight expected to be the longest ever. Leonid Tyukhtyaev, a 58-year-old ...

Winter camping to find solitude? Bring the 20-ounce Aerostat, which has a baffled construction over a thin layer of duck down for an absurdly high insulating value, keeping you warm to –40 degrees.

Flying continuously inside the Earth’s atmosphere requires lift though: either the buoyancy of a lighter-than-air craft such as a balloon, airship or aerostat provided by hot air or low-density ...