Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Atomic-6 unveiled a new 'Space Armor' material that can withstand hypervelocity impacts with zero debris, aimed at protecting ...

Deployment Purpose: On-orbit performance evaluation, installation validation, and integration best practices Portal has purchased newly announced Space Armor® tiles to protect mission-critical systems ...

You might not expect there to be much risk of collisions out in the infinite void of space, but at least within Earth's orbit, there's a veritable gravel pit of loose debris flying around at ...

Space Armor shields are manufactured by Atomic-6. WASHINGTON — Portal Space Systems, a defense-focused space startup developing long-endurance maneuvering satellites for national security missions, ...

In the vast expanse of space, satellites and astronauts are constantly exposed to a perilous threat: space debris. These tiny particles, often traveling at speeds upwards of16,000 mph, can cause ...

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Georgia-based startup Atomic-6 has come up with a new solution to safeguard spacecraft, satellites, and astronauts from high-speed debris strikes. The company’s Space Armor tiles are being prepped for ...