Aviation

Russian Hypersonic Stealth Bomber Can Launch Nuclear Bombs From Space

Russia has built a terrifying new hypersonic stealth bomber that can launch nuclear attacks from space. Flying at five times the speed of sound, this deadly craft will be able to travel anywhere in the…

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Amazon Unveils Its First Boeing 767-300 Prime Air Cargo Plane

At the Seafair Air Show in Seattle, Amazon showed off its first branded Prime Air cargo plane, named the Amazon One. Atlas Air will be in charge of operating the Boeing 767-300, which is only…

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Stratolaunch Air Launch-to-Orbit Platform, the World’s Largest Airplane, Nearing Completion

Howard Hughes built his “Spruce Goose” in 1947, the largest airplane of his time. Today, Microsoft co-founder, CEO of Vulcan Aerospace, billionaire, owner of the Seattle Seahawks, and serial entrepreneur Paul Allen is building the world’s…

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Solar Powered Window Shades to Charge Aircraft Passenger Devices

Some of the world’s most advanced aircraft are the beneficiaries of advanced aircraft design and systems. Solar Powered Window Shades Last year, a company known as B/E Aerospace patented aircraft solar powered window shades that…

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Japan to Use Autonomous Machine Swarms to Colonize Moon, Mars

Autonomous Machines Key to Space Exploration For better or worse, Mars is more than 200,000 miles away from Earth. Whatever Mars teams do, they must have backup systems and redundancy galore to make sure when…

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Skydiver Luke Aikins Freefalls 25,000 Feet Into Net Without a Parachute

Luke Aikins is a well known, world-renowned skydiver, but his latest stunt is the stuff of legend. Having been a stuntman in Iron Man 3 and acting as a safety and training advisor for the…

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5 Futuristic Auto & Transport System Designs

What would a driver of a Ford Model T, back in the day, think of today’s Toyota Prius or Tesla Model S? It’s always fun to look at “cars or transport technology of the future” as…

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Lockheed Skunk Works Spider Robot Will Identify and Repair Blimp Leaks

The Lockheed Skunk Works Spider Robot is a mouthful to say but is actually one of the more useful robots I’ve come across recently. The Skunk Works Spider can crawl all over blimps and ultimately…

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NASA’s Delay/Disruption Tolerant Networking Will Provide the Entire Solar System With Internet

NASA installed software on the International Space Station (ISS) to establish a more reliable and potentially solar-system-spanning communication system. It will result in much faster, easier, and efficient transfer of data. This new piece of…

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NASA Discovers a Second Moon Circling Earth

Astronomers have detected a small asteroid in Earth’s orbit, and the tiny celestial body has earned NASA’s recognition as Earth’s new “mini moon.” Dubbed as “2016 HO3,” this small second moon is very far away,…

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Aviation

Russian Hypersonic Stealth Bomber Can Launch Nuclear Bombs From Space

Amazon Unveils Its First Boeing 767-300 Prime Air Cargo Plane

Stratolaunch Air Launch-to-Orbit Platform, the World’s Largest Airplane, Nearing Completion

Solar Powered Window Shades to Charge Aircraft Passenger Devices

Japan to Use Autonomous Machine Swarms to Colonize Moon, Mars

Skydiver Luke Aikins Freefalls 25,000 Feet Into Net Without a Parachute

5 Futuristic Auto & Transport System Designs

Lockheed Skunk Works Spider Robot Will Identify and Repair Blimp Leaks

NASA’s Delay/Disruption Tolerant Networking Will Provide the Entire Solar System With Internet

NASA Discovers a Second Moon Circling Earth

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