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There have been several occurrences of airplane windshields cracking in midair. Whether it causes an emergency landing, however, depends on a few factors.
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An Australian company has created a significant evolution of the construction industry in the form of Charlotte, a spider-like robot capable of building houses.
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Camping in extreme environments requires a tent stronger than what you may find at the camping store, which is where Heimplanet's tents come in.
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During the Cold War, military secrets were at a premium, so when a Russian pilot decided to defect with his MiG 25, it was a huge get. Here's what happened.
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When temperatures drop, your car can become a haven for creepy crawlies. Here’s how to keep spiders and bugs from turning it into their winter retreat.
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Smart technology is being incorporated into all sorts of kitchen appliances. One new product uses sensors to "see" how your food is being cooked.
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The USS Illinois was supposed to be the fifth of the U.S. Navy's WWII-era Iowa-class battleships, but it never joined its siblings at sea. Here's why.
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A gorgeous, iconic Jaguar was found all but untouched by time after being neglected for 15 years, and the video of its first clean is incredibly satisfying.
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If you've been shopping around for a wireless video doorbell with no strings or fees attached, look no further than the XTU J9 Plus with a full view and chime.
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The United States Navy has a new destroyer with a high-tech missile detection system. Here's what it is, and how the system works.
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Delta’s CEO says there’s a surprising reason flights are taking longer today than they did decades ago, and it has little to do with the planes.
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After World War II, the U.S. Navy was looking for ways to expand its capabilities at sea. The USS United States had potential but was ultimately cancelled.
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Red lights are an essential part of traffic safety, but also a massive annoyance, so is there ever an opportunity where you can just ignore them?
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During the Vietnam War, an plane was made that was so quiet, you wouldn't even realize it was flying over your head. Only 11 were made and they're rare now.
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The Freedom-class LCS isn't a large warship like the Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier, designed to stay near the coast while on deployment.
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Horror movie fans aren't the only ones celebrating Friday the 13th. Bikers also enjoy the unluckiest day of the month, and the reason why is pretty cool.
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The Long Island Rail Road has faced labor tensions before — and one strike changed everything. See what unfolded the last time trains stopped running.
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The C-17 Globemaster and C-5 Galaxy are two iconic cargo planes currently serving in the United States military, transporting troops and equipment worldwide.
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Most of the U.S. Navy's aircraft carriers are stationed in the United States, but the USS George Washington lives on the other side of the world.
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Every single United States aircraft carrier is powered by a nuclear reactor, but its ally across the pond opted for a different fuel source.
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The F-35 Lightning II has three variants catered to fit very specific needs for different militaries and branches, but only one of them can carry nuclear bombs.
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San Francisco played host to this particular style of bus, one that made a brief comeback before disappearing again.
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The Boeing YC-14 is one of the most bizarre planes to have ever been built, but the unique design made it one of the best planes to have on a short runway.
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The U.S. Army is reviving a 20th-century tactic by using Type O soldiers as “walking blood banks”. How does this system save lives in modern combat?
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Curious which Japanese town just told its citizens to cut phone time drastically? It’s an experiment in tech limits and the reasons are worth a look.
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Singapore Changi Airport was named the World’s Best Airport 2025 by SkyTrax, winning top marks in service, amenities, and passenger experience.
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In modern warfare, deception can be as critical as firepower. Ukraine’s latest tactic highlights how decoys can reshape the battle for airspace.
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