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China has announced it is building new aircraft carriers and increasing her naval power. Does this represent an increasing threat?
Researchers developed brain implants and AI-controlled limbs that allowed a quadriplegic man to feed himself using his thoughts.
The Navy says its Ghost Fleet Overlord recently proved itself capable of sailing nearly 5,000 nautical miles autonomously.
On January 13, 2021, a former senior NASA scientist pled guilty in Manhattan federal court for making false statements about their involvement with China’s Thousand Talents Program.
DARPA is developing night-vision technology that uses a single lens making a set of goggles no bigger than a pair of glasses.
A Debrief investigation and new unredacted documents shows the odd history of a secretive government program into UFOs and the paranormal.
Unbeknownst to them, a secretive technology that might have been in use could spell bad news for pro-Trump extremists who stormed the U.S. Capitol Building.
A new study may prove that a bird's ability to navigate using magnetic fields may actually exist in the realm of quantum mechanics.
A new study from the Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science has proven that a robot can anticipate another robot’s actions based solely upon visual cues.
Space hotels are a science fiction staple, but have remained out of reach until now. Axiom is building one and NASA is funding it.
Since the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan erupted in the middle of 2020, Russia has identified a glaring lack of ability to hunt, track, and shoot down enemy drones that have become increasingly omnipresent in the 21st-century theater of war.
The Pentagon just released its new joint forces counter-drone strategy, detailing their plans for addressing small unmanned aircraft threats.
The future of vacations may come sooner than expected. As industries prepare for commercial space travel, spaceports are being planned worldwide, and Noiz Architects’ Spaceport City in Japan is the latest to bring this futuristic landscape to life.
To secure as much evidence as possible, researchers are scraping the internet to create an archive of evidence for the Capitol Hill Riot.
