Drone swarm developers DK NEJET believe the technical challenge of drone swarms may be less important than how they are used.
From his web of bunker hideaways, Putin has been spinning tales of glorious military victories in Ukraine, but most wins are fictitious, aimed at demoralizing the West.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 launch provided a show for people in the eastern U.S. this morning. Basic physics explains the glowing jellyfish-like contrail cloud.
Humanoid combat robots like Foundation’s Phantom Mk1 are already a reality. And they may be on the battlefield in months rather than years.
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Putin’s new ramped-up threats to target European democracies with his arsenal of nuclear super-bombs could foreshadow an armed attack by Russian troops on a NATO nation.
The pricey debt behind the AI boom, infrastructure projects in space and more in this week’s Prototype.
Onetime UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and ex-CIA director David Petraeus say it was possible, but not probable, that Vladimir Putin set out to assassinate one of them.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, America must secure critical space systems against adversaries exploiting cyber links, supply chains, and commercial technology.
Rocket Lab’s out-of-the-blue protest against NASA’s commissioning Blue Origin to develop the Mars Telecommunications Network could torpedo the 2028 launch of the orbiter.