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  • A white Falcon 9 rocket takes off on its GPS III mission, during a clear day at U.S. Space Force base Cape Canaveral.

    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.

    By Alec Hively 44 min ago Read More
  • U.S. soldier seen through a thermal imaging camera

    The U.S. Marines Want To Deploy A High Tech Cloak To Hide From Drones

    As civilization continues to advance technologically, the more military technology starts to look like something out of a science fiction movie or book.

    By Aaron Greenbaum 3 days ago Read More
  • Artistic rendition of UFO over a lake

    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.

    By Aaron Greenbaum 4 days ago Read More
  • Paratrooper descending from sky with parachute

    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.

    By Joe Oliveto 7 days ago Read More
  • A man holds a Strilla anti-drone interceptor in an arctic landscape, where three boxes and two more drones sit behind him in the snow.

    Ukraine Just Got A Powerful New Fleet Of 15,000 Drones - Here's How They Work

    Germany delivered 15,000 Strilla interceptor drones to Ukraine's National Guard. Here's how the rocket-boosted quadcopter works and why it matters.

    By Alec Hively 7 days ago Read More
  • The black hull of China's Type 094 attack submarine stands at port.

    China's Newest Nuclear Submarine Is More Than Just Bigger

    China's submarine force has typically focused on patrolling the shallow littoral waters of the South China Sea, but its new submarine is built for more.

    By Alec Hively 10 days ago Read More
  • Three soldiers, one crouching in the foreground with an open case, another holding the drone up for launch, and a third staring at the control monitor, prepare to operate a drone in the desert landscapes around Fort Carson, Colorado

    Amazon-Style Marketplaces Are Changing How Military Drones Reach The Battlefield

    With recent developments in military procurement, drones are being sourced and deployed using rather unconventional pathways: Amazon-like digital platforms.

    By Alec Hively 12 days ago Read More
  • Military submarine partially surfaced with hull visible above and below the ocean waterline.

    A GPS Can't Work Underwater, So How Do Submarines Navigate?

    Unlike your car, a submarine cannot use GPS to reach its destination, as the technology doesn't work underwater. Here's how they navigate instead.

    By Eduardo Ariedo 16 days ago Read More
  • An aerial shot of the USS Gerald R. Ford naval aircraft carrier at sea.

    China's New Aircraft Carrier Concept Would Go Somewhere No Navy Ship Has Before

    Modern shifts in tech and geopolitics have yielded immense military advancements on the world stage, but none quite so ambitious as China's new concept carrier.

    By Daniel Trock 17 days ago Read More
  • A partially-submerged submarine.

    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?

    By Daniel Trock 24 days ago Read More
  • Anthropic head Dario Amodei gives a speech at a conference before a pink and orange background

    Anthropic Rejected The Pentagon's Surveillance Push - And The Fallout Could Be Massive

    AI technology company Anthropic is currently engaged in a hostile dispute with the U.S. Defense Department, and the fallout could be extensive.

    By Alec Hively 28 days ago Read More
  • Soc. Alexander Soto holds up the Modular Drone Case, showcasing a futuristic interior capable of containing several types of UAVs.

    Paratrooper Found An Issue With Drones - His Solution Won The Military's 'Shark Tank'

    One Army drone innovation comes thanks to a military competition that resembles a popular reality show.

    By Alec Hively 29 days ago Read More
  • Air Force jets flying in formation

    The US Air Force Just Banned These Popular Smart Tech Gadgets

    While the U.S. armed forces did single out a specific wearable in its restrictions, these new guidelines seem to apply to several popular smart accessories.

    By Kegan Mooney 1 month ago Read More
  • back and side of USS Abraham Lincoln as it sets off for the open seas

    The USS Abraham Lincoln Aircraft Carrier Can Navigate Without GPS Or Radar - Here's How

    Modern day nuclear aircraft carriers are highly-advanced vessels with all sorts of technology installed in them, but sometimes old school methods are useful.

    By Joshua Hawkins 1 month ago Read More
  • A Apache Attack Helicopter AH-64 flying  with the blue sky in the background

    The US Military Is Turning Apache Attack Helicopters Into Drone Hunters

    The AH-64 Apache Attack Helicopter has been in service since 1984, undergoing regular updates that make it one of the most precise weapons on the battlefield.

    By Aaron Greenbaum 1 month ago Read More
  • A buggy strapped with Hellfire missiles and radar atop its hood idles in a grassy field at dusk with its lights on.

    Ukraine's New Drone-Hunting Buggy Needs To Be Seen To Be Believed

    Militaries have had to get creative with anti-drone technology due to the proliferation of drones on the battlefield. Ukraine has even resorted to nets.

    By Alec Hively 1 month ago Read More
  • A nuclear submarine moving underwater

    Nuclear Submarines Can Stay Underwater For Months - Here's How

    Nuclear submarines carry out multiple types of missions, but no matter the mission, it's vital that they remain hidden in the ocean's depths.

    By Jonathan Sayers 2 months ago Read More
  • MH-60S Seahawk helicopter delivering supplies to an aircraft carrier

    Resupplying A Navy Aircraft Carrier At Sea Is Incredibly Dangerous - Here's Why

    U.S. Navy aircraft carriers are massive and truly a sight to behold, but you may not be aware that resupplying them can potentially be majorly hazardous.

    By Aaron Greenbaum 2 months ago Read More
  • An Air Camp rendition of the STEM Talent Development Complex shows a high-tech facility

    The US Air Force Is Setting Aside Land For A 'First-Of-Its-Kind' $38 Million Facility

    The U.S. Air Force has earmarked a huge space of land, with plans to occupy that land with a massive new facility looking toward the future of education.

    By Alec Hively 2 months ago Read More
  • The USS Gerald R. Ford supercarrier

    How Fast Can A Navy Supercarrier Travel To The Middle East From The US?

    Navy supercarriers are some of the largest vessels to traverse the ocean, but speed is important. How long would it take one to travel to the Middle East?

    By Jonathan Sayers 2 months ago Read More
  • close-up concept of DARPA X-68A, the first unmanned vehicle from the LongShot program

    The F-15's Next Superweapon Is Just Around The Corner

    A collaboration between DARPA and General Atomics is bringing a cutting-edge new superweapon to the F-15 fighter jet sooner than you may think.

    By Joshua Hawkins 2 months ago Read More
  • Engine of a U.S. submarine with valves and structure visible.

    Diesel Engines Need Oxygen, So How Do Submarines Use Them Underwater?

    Diesel engines cannot work without oxygen, so how do diesel submarines operate when they're underwater? Their propulsion system accounts for this limitation.

    By Briley Kenney 2 months ago Read More
  • DJI Mavic 4 Pro quadcopter drone flying in the sky with clouds in the background

    This US Navy Base Shot Down An Unauthorized Drone, But It Was Flown By One Of Their Own

    When a drone was spotted flying near a U.S. Navy base, it was shot down. It turned out not to be hostile, but flown by a person on the base.

    By Aaron Greenbaum 2 months ago Read More
  • Grok and X mobile icon app on a screen smartphone. Grok is a generative AI-powered chatbot developed by xAI

    One Of The World's Most Unhinged AI Chatbots Will Soon Have Access To Military Intelligence

    Grok, the chatbot from Elon Musk's xAI, has reportedly been chosen to replace Anthropic's Claude to be used in the U.S. military's classified systems.

    By José Adorno 2 months ago Read More
  • An explosion sends billows of red smoke over Kyiv following a Russian drone attack.

    Ukraine Is Testing A Laser To Shoot Down Enemy Aircraft, And It Could Change Everything

    With the proliferation of unmanned aerial vehicles across the globe, military tactics have been forced to evolve, which means new, high-tech weapons.

    By Alec Hively 2 months ago Read More
  • close-up of aircraft carrier at dock

    It Takes Years To Refuel An Aircraft Carrier - Here's Why

    To fully refuel and update the U.S. Navy's modern aircraft carriers requires years of work, billions of dollars, and millions of hours in labor.

    By Joshua Hawkins 2 months ago Read More
  • Military personnel configuring a drone for testing

    The US Department Of Defense Officially Has A Drone Testing Location

    Unmanned vehicles have absolutely changed the way combat is handled, forcing militaries worldwide to focus resources on drone development and manufacturing.

    By Jonathan Sayers 2 months ago Read More
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