Seattle-based Radian Aerospace says it’s developing a reusable re-entry vehicle that can be used to test aerospace components under stressful conditions and then bring them back down to Earth ...

Radian Aerospace, a company with long-term plans to develop a spaceplane, intends first to develop a reentry vehicle. ... Sign up now to receive the first edition when the series launches.

Mortgage insurer Radian Group plans to lay off 70 employees in Pennsylvania in September, according to a WARN notice sent to state officials.

Radian Aerospace, a company with ambitions to develop a reusable orbital spaceplane, has started flight tests of a prototype vehicle. Close Newsletter Sign Ups ...

Radian One wouldn't be a replacement for all rockets, though. Radian's space plane would be capable of carrying smaller payloads into space making it the equivalent of a pickup truck, he told CNN.

WAYNE, Pa., April 30, 2025--Radian Group Inc. (NYSE: RDN) today reported net income for the quarter ended March 31, 2025, of $145 million, or $0.98 per diluted share. This compares with net income ...

Radian’s solution is a rocket-powered sled that runs along a two-mile rail and accelerates up to Mach 0.7 — 537 mph (864 kilometers per hour) — before releasing the space plane, which then ...

Radian Aerospace has moved one step closer to achieving the “holy grail” of spaceflight: a reusable space plane that can take off from an airfield and land on a runway like a conventional ...

Sierra Space and Radian are developing spaceplanes that fly at hypersonic speeds, but are able to head into Low Earth Orbit for science and tourism. Ultra-Fast Spaceplanes Could Soon Fly Around ...

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Radian’s solution is a rocket-powered sled that runs along a two-mile rail and accelerates up to Mach 0.7 — 537 mph (864 kilometers per hour) — before releasing the space plane, which then ...