You Can Now Buy Pixel Care+ For Older Google Pixel Phones - But There's A Catch
Google is giving Pixel owners another chance of buying its smartphone insurance plan, though they must still keep some limitations in mind.
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Why Are Night Vision Goggles Green?
Understanding green's position in the spectrum of visual light is required to understand how night vision goggles work.
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You Should Never Fly A Drone Anywhere Near A Military Base For One Big Reason
Owning and operating your own drone is more accessible than ever, but flying your drone too close to military bases carries some serious consequences.
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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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The FBI Put Out An Open Call For 'Unjammable Drones' - Here's Why
The FBI has put out a request for information seeking viable vendors for "unjammable" drones. Why would the agency be looking for these very specific drones?
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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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Israel's Powerful 'Iron Beam' Laser Is Going Airborne - Here's How
Weaponized lasers are no longer science fiction. Discover how Israel is taking its powerful air defense system airborne to neutralize threats.
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This Is What Aircraft Carrier Radar Systems Actually Look Like Up Close
Forget TV fiction. Aircraft carrier radar networks are colossal engineering marvels. Take a rare look at how these giants stay one step ahead of the enemy.
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Aircraft Carriers Are Becoming Nuclear Power Plants For US Naval Bases
The concept of a naval vessel powering land-based infrastructure isn't new, but what U.S. carriers are doing with nuclear power is.
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Your Pokémon Go Camera Data Was Actually Used To Train A Military Spy Drone System
Even something as fun and harmless as "Pokémon Go" can serve more militant purposes, which goes to show how important reading the TOS is in mobile games.
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Why Some U.S. Navy Submarines Use Xbox Controllers To Operate High-Tech Periscopes
U.S. Navy nuclear submarines are incredibly intricate vessels designed for stealth and offense, but even high-tech vehicles need simple solutions sometimes.
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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 Navy's Project Overmatch Sounds Massive: Here's What It Does
The U.S. Navy's not-so-secretive-anymore intelligence project involves a multi-nation collaboration of systems using AI to track enemy military behavior.
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Why It Takes So Long To Build New Air Force One Planes
Air Force One's revamping has been decades in the making, and still, the project remains delayed due to the investment necessary to build the president's plane.
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Russia Is Turning Cheap Attack Drones Into Recon Tools Using Common Tech
Russia is repurposing drones previously used for one-off missions into reconnaissance platforms in Ukraine as drone strikes intensify.
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The US Navy's Newest Tool Knocks Out Drones Without Firing A Single Round
The U.S. Navy has a new way to take down drones without firing a single shot. The system is modular, autonomous, and built around a fleet of dinghy drones.
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Boeing Concept Turns The Chinook Into A Drone Swarm Controller For Airborne Warfare
Boeing's new CH-47F Chinook concept adds drone deployment and an autonomous mode to the military helicopter's existing cargo and troop-carrying roles.
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The US Navy Uses These Unmanned Robots To Clear Dangerous Sea Mines
A fifth of the world’s oil is being threatened by underwater mines in the Strait of Hormuz. See how the U.S. Navy is using next-gen tech to clear the way.
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The World War 2 Boeing Aircraft That Inspired The Millennium Falcon's Legendary Cockpit
Perhaps the most famous ship in the Star Wars universe, the Millennium Falcon, has a cockpit inspired by an equally legendary Boeing aircraft.
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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 Handheld Device That Saved A US Airman Downed In Iran, Explained
A lot of effort went into rescuing an Airman downed in Iran, including this particular search technology.
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