The US Air Force Let An AI Agent Fly A Supersonic Jet For 17 Hours - Here's Why
A series of tests toward the end of 2022 proved that AI is now, to some degree, capable of unmanned aircraft flight in a tactical/military scenario.
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Why The US Military Picked This Aircraft To Shoot Down The Chinese Balloon, UFOs
If anything challenges the air control over the U.S., in this case a Chinese surveillance balloon or a UFO, the F-22 is there to stop it.
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The Incredible Features Of The X-15, A Supersonic Research Aircraft And Spaceplane
The X-15 was the first plane to reach the 100,000-foot mark and fly at hypersonic speeds beyond Mach 4, 5, and 6.
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Super Bowl 2023 Flyover Featured An All-Women Navy Pilot Team
The historic flight marks not just the Super Bowl, but the 50-year anniversary of women getting the green light to train as pilots in the U.S. Navy.
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The Revolutionary Passenger Plane That Changed Aviation Forever
The most significant airplane of its generation wasn't a fancy warplane or fighter jet. Rather, it laid the foundation for modern air travel for years to come.
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The Wooden Wonder Plane That Defied Traditional Aircraft Design
Back in WWII, the Royal Air Force needed a new plane that could do basically anything. The DH 98 Mosquito was the answer they were looking for.
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The Futuristic French Plane Designed To Fly Without Wings
Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) aircraft known as "tail-sitters," if proven successful, would basically do away with the need for runaways.
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The Bizarre Inflatable Plane Designed To Be Dropped Behind Enemy Lines
Goodyear kicked out the first prototype Inflatoplane (GA-33) in a mere 12 days to help rescue downed pilots.
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The Incredible Capabilities Of The US Air Force's New Supersonic Training Jet
The U.S. Air Force is getting close to the launch of its newest supersonic training jet, the T-7A Red Hawk. The tech inside sounds very impressive.
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Why The Original Concorde Supersonic Jet Failed
The Concorde was a technological marvel that allowed people to fly across the Atlantic Ocean in less than four hours -- how did such a speedy sensation fail?
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The Strange Soviet Aircraft That Could Land Almost Anywhere
Robert Oros di Bartini, after studying conventional plains, trains, and automobiles, believed the best method of transportation was an "ekranoplan."
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The Kugelpanzer Is One Of The Most Mysterious Military Vehicles Ever Made
During World War II, Germany and the Axis powers experimented with multiple different prototype weapons during wartime — one of which was the 'Kugelpanzer.'
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The Incredible Capabilities Of The Air Force's New Hypersonic Bomber, And Why It's So Important
Draper will work on Project Mayhem and contribute towards design, development, and testing of the hypersonic bomber system.
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Jetoptera VTOL Takes Aircraft To A Whole New Level
A concept vehicle by Jetoptera uses "fluidic propulsion" and could be the flying car of the future we've all been waiting for. We have all the details.
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The Legendary Honda Motorcycle Designed To Sound Like A Fighter Jet
One of the first superbikes to grace the subcategory of motorcycles, the Honda CBX embodied its fighter jet inspiration as the fastest motorcycle of the time.
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The Lavish Private Jet Elvis Named After Lisa Marie Presley
Elvis owned and leased many jets during his time, but the most iconic one remains on display at Graceland, and it is named after his daughter Lisa Marie.
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Stellantis Is Teaming Up With Archer Aviation To Make Flying Taxis A Reality
Stellantis has committed up to $150 million in an exclusive contract with Archer to build a flying vehicle.
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This Mini Car Designed For The Military Is Making A Comeback As An EV
These tiny Jeep-like automobiles began life as military vehicles for the U.K. in the 1950s, but will soon receive new life as commercial EVs today.
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Everything We Know About The U.S.' $223M Doomsday Plane
Planning for the end of the world might sound like a conspiracy, but it's not always. Here's a look at everything we know about the U.S.' $223M doomsday plane.
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NASA's X-59 Supersonic Plane Gets Powerful Engine For Quieter Flight
NASA is currently developing an engine that will be more quiet when breaking the sound barrier. It's the X-59 supersonic plane and it will be tested over land.
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The Disturbing Info Found On A Military Device Sold On eBay
Somehow, a U.S. military computer ended up on eBay and was purchased by German security researchers. What was on it could compromise thousands of people.
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Laser Armed Vehicles Will Be Joining The Army
The U.S. Army has been investing in laser weapon technology for years, and now, the fruits of their labor is being introduced to soldiers for the first time.
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Mind Control Technology May Not Be So Far Fetched For The US Military
Controlling technology with our minds might not be as distant as we think. It's all possible by sending brain signals to a brain-computer interface.
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The Army's Black Hawk Helicopters Are Getting A Once In A Generation Replacement
The U.S. Army has announced a replacement for the Black Hawk helicopter after over 40 years of service. Check out the new Bell V-280 Valor tiltrotor aircraft.
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McLaren And Lockheed Martin Want To Bring Fighter Jet Design Tech To Supercars
McLaren is partnering with Lockheed Martin to inject some aerospace engineering into its car design, hoping to push the envelope in supercar development.
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What The Military's New 300-KW Laser Has In Common With A Famous Album
The U.S. military is working to incorporate a new laser weapon into its arsenal. This laser would utilize multiple beams, resembling a famous album cover.
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These US Army Night Vision Goggles Give You Futuristic Predator Like Vision
The U.S. Army is testing a new night vision goggle known as the ENVG-B. This tool gives soldiers a view of the battlefield that resembles the movie "Predator."
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