China Revealed A Motion Controlled Military Robot For Remote Combat
The idea of fighting, humanoid robots may not actually be relegated to the realm of science fiction. In fact, such robots might soon be joining the battlefield.
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Which Aircraft Carrier Catapult Is More Effective: Steam Or Electric?
The US Navy is embroiled in a debate over whether electromagnetic catapults are superior to steam, and the answer isn't as clear as you think.
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Aircraft Carrier Power Explained: Why New Ships Need Giant Generators
The kings of modern navies are aircraft carriers, but to flex their military might, they need to be able to output enormous amounts of energy.
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A New Quantum Breakthrough Could End Submarine Stealth For Good
From their inception, submarines are stealthy, utilizing their shape and various technologies to hide thousands of feet beneath the ocean's waves.
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The Science Behind How Submarines Stay Hidden
Submarines are known as the sleek, silent hunters of naval warfare, but what's really going on that makes them so difficult to detect at sea?
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The US Air Force Faces A Big Challenge With Hypersonic Jets
If you travel fast enough past the speed of sound, you enter hypersonic territory, but attaining those speeds comes with a lot of challenges.
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It Took The CDC Over 30 Years To Recognize This Illness From The Gulf War - Here's Why
The Gulf War left many veterans with a plethora of unexplained, complicated symptoms, but their problems were left ignored. That is, until very recently.
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What The US Military's Body Fat Rule Actually Means (And Why High Fitness Scores Matter)
The United States Army has had some strict physical fitness requirements. Its new directive takes into account that body fat percentage doesn't equal fitness.
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China's New Breakthrough Could Power Drones Mid-Air With Microwaves
China has made a breakthrough in mid-air drone charging using microwave technology. The results were mixed, but the military implications are hard to ignore.
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The US Is Paying $190M For Mach 5 Rockets That Will Never Reach Space - Here's Why
The U.S. Department of Defense isn't known for its restraint when it comes to spending, but these expensive rockets that won't reach space have a clear purpose.
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The Pentagon Missed A Major Deadline To Release UFO Footage - Here's What We Know
A large portion of the world's population wants to know whether or not humans are alone in the universe, but red tape and bureaucracy gets in the way.
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US Space Force's Broken OCX GPS Faces Cancellation After 16 Years And $8 Billion Of Investment
After years of delays, the Pentagon may be forced to shut down its GPS satellite network. Despite this, the Space Force has plans for future satellite systems.
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What Happens When A Pilot Ejects From A Fighter Jet At High Speeds?
One could be forgiven for thinking that being a safety feature, fighter jet ejection seats were actually safe, but the reality is more nuanced.
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China's Future Fighter Jets Might Power Themselves Using 6G Radar Energy
Instead of just hiding from radar, China’s future jets might have a surprising way to use those signals to their advantage. See the tech behind this breakthrough
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One Of The World's Most Advanced Nuclear Powered Submarines Completed Its First US Test
When it comes to naval strength, the US is peerless, and that tradition continues with the first rigorous sea test of this state-of-the-art sub.
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This 10-Ton High-Pulse Microwave Robot Fries Drone Swarms In Seconds
With autonomous drones becoming and increasingly regular threat, countermeasures become necessary. And this weapon developed by Epirus and GDLS fills that need.
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This Keeps Deep-Diving Titanium Nuclear Submarines Unique To Russia
The Russian Navy exclusively operates titanium-based nuclear submarines that are much more durable. Here's why no other country uses these subs.
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NASA Found A Secret US Military Base Buried Deep In Greenland's Ice Shelf
NASA scientists recently discovered an abandoned Cold War-era U.S. military base that's been hiding under the ice in Greenland for nearly 60 years.
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Bananas Might Be The Key To New, Sustainable Textiles
The textile and fashion industries are bad for the environment, but we might be able to reduce that negative impact by switching to banana cloth.
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Do Those 'Sunrise' Morning Alarms Actually Work?
Sunrise-simulating alarm clocks are having a bit of a moment right now, but are the claims made about them true? Are they an early morning miracle?
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Why Do Some Rockets Not Have Fins?
While in the early days of space exploration it was quite common to see fins on rockets, today these structural components have become increasingly rare.
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How Do NASA Astronauts Drink Liquids In Space?
Thanks to the fact that water doesn't stay in a cup in space, drinking on the International Space Station is no easy feat, so how do they do it?
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Is The Last Of Us Cordyceps Infection Possible In Real Life?
Part of the draw to post-apocalyptic shows and movies is wondering if it could ever happen in real life, especially if it's a zombie apocalypse.
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Rockets Actually Fly Better Without Air - Here's Why
When planes fly through the atmosphere, they rely on air to keep themselves aloft, rockets on the other hand are better off without the air.
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Grazing Sheep On Solar Farms Are Having A Major Effect On Farmer Incomes
Renewable energy installations have a serious vegetation problem. Discover the unusual, ancient solution that is making some farmers extremely wealthy.
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SpaceX Wants To Keep Important Supplies Floating In Space - Here's Why
SpaceX is working on something unusual in orbit, and it could open the door to a very different kind of space mission than most people expect.
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Americans Might Still Get To See The 2026 Solar Eclipse - Here's How
People living far up in the northern hemisphere, such as Iceland and Greenland will be able to see the 2026 total solar eclipse, while others aren't as lucky.
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