NASA develops nuclear-thermal rocket to take humans to Mars in 45 days
NASA will develop nuclear rockets to cut the time it takes to make a manned trip to Mars from seven months to 45 days.
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NASA will develop nuclear rockets to cut the time it takes to make a manned trip to Mars from seven months to 45 days.
An F-16 fighter controlled by artificial intelligence (AI) participates in the first dogfight with another F-16 aircraft piloted by humans.
The lunar railway network could carry people, supplies and resources for trade and contribute to the space economy.
The US military is working to use microorganisms in combination with construction materials such as concrete to create self-healing structures.
The new giant aircraft in DARPA's project can carry 3,000 passengers surfing the sea at high speed.
The US government is working on a project to develop a portable optical atomic clock that is 100 times more accurate than a microwave atomic clock.
The United States Advanced Defense Research Project (DARPA) is requesting an additional $ 13.27 million in fiscal 2021 to develop a missile capable of carrying guns and…
The Pentagon is considering future gene editing research plans to better support the military in its ability to protect soldiers from chemical and biological wars.
A pair of white floating UFOs discovered in the sky of the US is rumored to be part of a secret project.
A smart contact lens that has been successfully developed by French scientists promises to be a premise to revolutionize the army with smart devices, supporting soldiers…
DARPA is an agency under the US Department of Defense, responsible for developing new technologies for military purposes.
The XS-1 unmanned spacecraft is about the same size as a civilian aircraft, capable of taking off vertically like a missile's working mechanism and flying at supersonic…
The US Advanced Defense Projects Agency (DARPA) is currently preparing to transport the space monitoring telescope (SST) to Western Australia.
At present, every spacecraft launch requires a lot of preparation and is very expensive.
The US Department of Defense wants to use parts that are still active in