Literally shining a new light on aircraft maintenance, the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) is using a new laser tool to remove paint, grime, and corrosion from vintage airplanes in days instead of months and with much less hazard to health.
Category: Military, Technology
What’s cooler than a precision artillery round? How about Tiberius Aerospace’s Sceptre TRBM 155HG 155mm artillery round that has a ...
In a major milestone for modular nuclear power on the way to the mainstream, the US Department of the Air ...
Lockheed Martin’s famous-yet-secret Skunk Works is conducting live flight tests of its Smart Adaptive Flight Control Environment (SAFE) autonomous AI ...
The US Space Force’s secret-but-not-really-secret spaceplane will carry out a novel maneuver called aerobraking to change its orbit. Instead of ...
American defense technology company Anduril has rolled out its Copperhead-M – an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) that provides uncrewed subs ...
Lockheed Martin’s famous-but-secret Skunk Works has released a sort-of-new image of a concept for the company’s Next Generation Aerial Refueling ...
Washington, DC is arguably the most closely defended airspace in the world. Now it’s getting an upgrade thanks to a ...
Revolutionary technology is breaking out of the lab. The British government has announced that it is deploying a top-secret quantum ...
At this year’s Euronaval show outside of Paris, MBDA is showing off the latest version of its venerable Exocet anti-ship ...
Britain’s Ministry of Defence, with the help of the United States, has achieved what is being billed as a major ...