Climate Scientists Found A Surprise Hiding Under A Cold War Military Base
More than 60 years after this military base was built, scientists have made a discovery that could help us better understand the world's climate.
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Will We Likely Ever Know How Many Shipwrecks Are Sitting On Earth's Ocean Floor?
Today, you can visit and explore some shipwrecks at the bottom of the sea. Others have decayed beyond recognition and others remain unknown.
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Everything You Need To Know About Milwaukee Tool's M12 Green 360° 3-Plane Laser Kit
Hanging pictures, laying tile, laser levels are invaluable for any DIYer. Milwaukee Tools' M12 Green 360° laser is cool, but is it worth the money?
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Retired Cold War-Era Air Force Tanker Flies Again In 2026
The KC-10 served in the Air Force from 1981 to 2024, but recent efforts have seen this tanker return to the skies again, showing the craft still has life left.
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12 Famous Shipwrecks Nobody Has Found
History is full of famous voyages that ended in tragedy and ships that were never found.
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New Naval Missiles Prove Their Power By Helping Send A Frigate To The Sea Floor
Navies around the world have their own testing routines for new equipment or munitions. The Hellenic Navy chooses to fire new missiles at decommissioned ships.
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The 9 Most Innovative Fighter Jets From Every Decade
Fighter jets have evolved over the decades from relatively crude and slow to planes capable of exceeding Mach 2, with each more innovative than the last.
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Here's How The Military And Police Use Sound As A Weapon
Sound has been weaponized for almost as long as people have been fighting. But recently, technological advancements have put sound back in the spotlight.
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Top US Air Force Planner Outlines The Future Of Its Fighter Jet Fleet
The United States Air Force is known for having some of the greatest fighter jets in the world. Here's what is in store for its fleet in the coming decades.
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America's Oldest Floating Warship Enters A New Era In Boston
The oldest floating warship in the United States entered active service way back in 1797. Now, it is starting a new chapter in Boston, Massachusetts.
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The US Navy's Using Wall-Crawling Robots To Help With Tricky Ship Repairs
Ocean conditions are tough, and U.S. Navy ships need frequent repairs and maintenance. These wall-crawling robots could help in the process.
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Famous Vehicles Of The Air Force And Their Most Ridiculous Features
The Air Force has amassed an aresenal of the most advanced machines on the planet. These famous vehicles of the Air Force have the most ridiculous features.
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5 Of The Oldest Military Ships Still In Active Service Today
There are still a few naval ships out there that were first built more than 50 years ago in military service today.
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A Ukrainian Drone Actually Saved Someone's Life In A Battlefield First
Military drones have a new skill to add to their resume: rescue operations. In a first for the tech, a drone has successfully evacuated an injured soldier.
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China Claims Its Newest Stealth Fighter Jet Can Strike Maritime Targets With Precision
China's aviation advancement in recent years has been little short of meteoric. A critical part of its strategy includes maritime operations with the J-20.
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The 5 Most Powerful Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles In The World
These five intercontinental ballistic missles are not only some of the most powerful in the world, but fantastic machines in their own right.
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The US Navy Is Upgrading Its Destroyer Deck Guns With A Versatile New Defense System
The U.S. Navy's Ashley Burke-class destroyers already sport a number of weapon systems for point defense, but now it's adding another to its arsenal.
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Douglas DC-7: America's Last Great Piston-Engine Propeller Airliner
The jet age arrived with a roar, leaving dozens of heroic, game-changing piston aircraft like the Douglas DC-7 in the dust of aviation history.
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4 Major Boat Brands Owned By MasterCraft
From luxury pontoons to powerful fishing boats, MasterCraft's portfolio is surprisingly diverse. Here are four other major brands it owns.
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5 Of The Best Fighter Jets Flown By The US Air Force
The U.S. Air Force has flown some of the most iconic aircraft for decades, but there a few fighter jets that stand head-and-shoulders above the rest.
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7 Fighter Jets Capable Of Speeds Over Mach 2
While there are a number of jets that can hit Mach 1 and break the sound barrier, the field narrows significantly when you're talking about Mach 2.
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Daredevil Aircraft Controller Flies To Work Every Day – Just Not On An Airplane
Working at an airport gives you a leg up in aviation knowledge, but few reach the level of this daring air traffic controller and his flying machine.
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How Many Flight Hours Is Considered A Lot For A Fighter Jet?
Once a fighter jet takes off for the first time, there's only so many flight hours it can accrue before maintenance becomes too expensive to sustain.
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How Are Passenger Planes Able To Land On Water?
Airplanes are engineered to do amazing things, and it turns out that being lightweight and incredibly strong makes it possible to survive a water ditching.
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Britain Has A Submarine Problem – These $6B Floating Docks Could Solve It
The British Navy has a growing problem with its naval facilities, but new facilities commissioned may solve it. Here's what the problem is, and the solution.
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How Far Can A Laser Pointer Go? Here's How Beam Distance Is Measured
While a laser pointer's distance is influenced by many factors, including atmospheric conditions, you might be surprised to know how far its beam can travel.
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US Government Greenlights Testing Of New Heat Ray Weapon
Reports indicate that the U.S. government has allowed the Department of Homeland Security to test a heat ray weapon, possibly for use at the Mexican border.
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