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Fighter aircraft are usually stocked with guns and weapons to launch an attack or defend against one. However, not all of them are stocked with internal guns.
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While this technology has been around in some form or another for decades, Russia has created a new type of bullet to be used in the Russo-Ukraine War.
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More than 20,000 ships were lost at sea during the Second World War, but the deadliest shipwreck of WWII didn't result due to a combat engagement..
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You can often find iconic cars from movies and TV shows in real life, either screen-used or replicas, in the hands of collectors with deep pockets.
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Advances in aerial warfare have necessitated improvements to the decoys that keep pilots alive, too, as exemplified by this advanced decoy system.
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After more than a decade of planning (and one computer glitch), the USS Enterprise is finally going to be scrapped, at the cost of $418.5 million.
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Navy aircraft carriers require the work of thousands of dedicated sailors. While no job on a carrier is ever easy, some are more challenging than others.
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With more than 500 sold, the Dassault Falcon 900 private jet has been a popular choice for globetrotting celebrities since it hit the market in the 1980s.
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People are drawn to Texas for its barbeque, cowboy culture, and state parks, among other things. Here are some road signs you might find strange if visiting.
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Flying either the rocket-powered X-15 or Space Shuttle would already be pretty impressive, but one man actually flew both. This is his story.
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The SR-71 Blackbird's capabilities are rightly the stuff of legend, but what might not be so well known is the preparation their crews had to go through.
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Nuclear power plants use radioactive materials to create energy, but which materials specifically? Turns out, it's mostly just one particular type of element.
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Top Gun pilots have flown their share of missions in a variety of aircraft, so you might be wondering which one is the best. This pilot has his preference.
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Canada has chosen to enter negotiations with a German defense builder to supply its next submarine fleet. Here are the details of what they'll provide.
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The US Navy is fighting a massive pilot exodus to commercial airlines with a $280,000 payout. Discover the strict catch required to get the cash.
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The SR-71 Blackbird can fly faster than just about anything — so fast, in fact, that it broke the radar system of a jet trying to observe it in the 1960s.
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Nuclear power is one of the more efficient means of generating power, and data centers require a lot of it, so how many reactors would it take?
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The SR-71 Blackbird was an incredibly complex plane, requiring the use of cutting-edge materials that were very sensitive to manufacturing conditions.
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Russia is preparing to add a formidable new submarine to its fleet. What could make this vessel one of its most significant in years?
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Shark attacks are relatively rare, but they can be fatal or traumatic experiences when they do occur. Several companies are using AI drones to prevent them.
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A recent military rescue showcased a new approach to maritime search-and-recovery operations, offering a glimpse at advances in autonomous technology.
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The ejector seat has been the standard escape method for military jets, but early aircraft design sometimes meant these technologies couldn't be used.
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Drone warfare is changing the warfare landscape. This container can contain up to 100 drones that can be deployed in minutes. Here's what we know.
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You might assume water towers simply store water, but there's more to them than that. The science behind them keeps entire communities functioning.
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In New York City, a Pontiac Trans Am was speeding in a school zone, and it got a ticket. The only problem is that the car was sitting in a museum at the time.
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Flying a fighter plane is no small task, and taking selfies while flying may cause accidents. That's what happened to these F-15K pilots from Korea.
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Air-to-air missiles have improved by leaps and bounds since they first emerged, with the U.S.' current leader boasting a range of hundreds of miles.
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