IRWINDALE, CA – Global Aerospace Corporation (GAC) announced that it has patented (US 10,683,071) a passive system to decompress the air within a crew compartment of a disabled submarine (DISSUB) thousands of feet below the surface of the ocean. Read the Full Article here.
Category: Press Releases
A collection of Press Releases from Global Aerospace Corporation
Global Aerospace Corporation to Present Pluto Lander Concept to NASA
Global Aerospace Corporation plans to present its “Pluto Hop, Skip and Jump” mission concept at NIAC as symposium in Denver, CO on September 25. IRWINDALE, CA – Global Aerospace Corporation (GAC) announced today that it will present its Pluto lander concept at the 2017 NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) Symposium in Denver, CO. Under a grant […]
Titan Winged Aerobot
IRWINDALE, CA, July 6, 2016 – Global Aerospace Corporation announced today that, in collaboration with Northrop Grumman, it will be developing a new exploration vehicle for Saturn’s moon, Titan. Under a 2016 Phase I NASA Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract, the team will develop the Titan Winged Aerobot (TWA) concept and produce a proof-of-concept prototype for Earth-based testing. TWA, inspired […]
Your Ad in Space? Showcase Your Brand on Orbiting Device
IRWINDALE, CA, April 11, 2016 – Space, the final (promotional) frontier. It’s where a southern California-based NASA contractor proposes to put branding for a marketer with an expansive vision, and maybe a message about cleaning up the universe. The ‘space balloon’ will orbit the Earth, experimenting with a technique for removing a dead satellite or piece […]
Balloons Surveying Mars
ALTADENA, CA – Balloons outfitted with innovative steering devices and robot probes may be the best way to survey Mars, in detail, in preparation for human exploration. Dr. Alexey Pankine, a project scientist at the Global Aerospace Corporation, is presenting an analysis of balloon applications for Mars exploration at the Space Technology and Applications International Forum in […]
A NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR MONITORING GLOBAL DISASTERS
ALTADENA, CA – At the annual meeting of the Global Disaster Information Network in Rome, Italy last month, Global Aerospace Corporation introduced a new type of satellite that can provide communications and remote sensing data for disasters in remote areas of the world with no technological infrastructure. The new satellites, Stratospheric Satellites, consist of NASA-developed […]
GLOBAL CONSTELLATIONS OF STRATOSPHERIC BALLOONS
ALTADENA, CA – Global Aerospace Corporation announced today that it has been awarded a $500,000 Phase II contract from NASA’s Institute for Advanced Concepts (NIAC) to develop a revolutionary concept for networks of stratospheric balloons. Networks of superpressure balloons can help scientists to study many major environmental problems. Changes involving tropical circulation and radiation balances, polar ozone depletion, and […]
GLOBAL CONSTELLATIONS OF STRATOSPHERIC BALLOONS
ALTADENA, CA – Global Aerospace Corporation announced today that a decision has been made by the NASA’s Institute for Advanced Concepts (NIAC) to fund the second year of the Phase II contract to develop a revolutionary concept for networks of stratospheric balloons. Constellations of superpressure balloons can help scientists and meteorologists study many major environmental […]
INTERPLANETARY RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM PROPOSED
ALTADENA, CA –Human Mars exploration becomes a much closer reality with the establishment of near-Earth gateways to the Moon and Mars. Global Aerospace Corporation (GAC) announced today that on June 12, 2002 it will be reporting on the development of its concept for an interplanetary rapid transit system between Earth and Mars at the Annual […]
Astrotel Study
Someday scientists and explorers will regularly travel to Mars for research and exploration as they now travel to Antarctica. Knowing this eventuality enables us to plan for the future. As with the South Pole Base at Antarctica, an efficient transportation system will be needed rotate crews back and forth between Earth and Mars and to resupply needed equipment […]
Development of HyperCMST
GAC was featured on SpaceRef.com on it’s announcement of the development of HyperCMST (Hypersonic Control Modeling & Simulation Tool) to be used for control studies for planetary atmospheric entry and descent, aerodynamic orbital capture and aerodynamic gravity assist. From the article: Global Aerospace Corporation announced today that it has begun development of a Hypersonic Control Modeling […]
Sailing the planets: exploring Mars with guided balloons
Dr. Alex Pankine of Global Aerospace Corporation explains the potential of planetary exploration with guided balloons.