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[New Atlas logo]( Space [German govt awards contract to develop Linear AeroSpike rocket engine]( [Artist's concept of a Polaris spaceplane]( Aerospace startup Polaris Raumflugzeuge has been awarded a contract by the German government to develop and fly a revolutionary Linear AeroSpike (LAS) engine that replaces the conventional rocket nozzle with curving wall-shaped plug. [Read more]( Special Promotion for New Atlas Readers [Give Dad a gift that will help him make and share memories]( These are not your typical binoculars. Waterproof, anti-fog, anti-dust, anti-shock, and able to withstand harsh weather conditions, they come equipped with a high-def digital camera, allowing Dad to snap photos and record videos in stunning detail. [Read more]( Virtual Reality [Apple enters the AR arena with Apple Vision Pro system]( [Apple Vision Pro will sell for US$3,499 – but not until next year]( After months of speculation, Apple has finally announced its house-brand augmented reality system. 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