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The mobile atomic clock is one trillionth of a second error
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.
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Simple technology helped the Soviet Union to build stealth aircraft in 1936
Every country that manufactures military aircraft wants to own stealth technology that helps the aircraft avoid detection by enemy radars.
New technology
The 'witch's stone' made by Russian military students turns out to be a high-tech spy device
This rock-shaped spy device was developed by Voronezh Academy as a new way to secretly track enemies.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Computer expert: 'AI weapon' can wipe out humanity
Professor Stuart Russell, a computer expert, warns of risks from artificial intelligence (AI) machines and thinks they should be banned.
Archeology
Stone woven into cloth: From mummy's shroud to powerful weapons
From the time of ancient Egypt, people discovered the unique technique of 'weaving cloth from stone' that was later used by the US military as a weapon.
AI - Artificial intelligence
China uses AI technology to track UFOs
Researchers use artificial intelligence (AI) to track and analyze the growing number of unidentified flying objects in Chinese airspace.
Discover science
Why is Israel's Merkava tank worthy of being one of the best in the world?
The constant wars in Israel gave the country a seasoned army of combat experience, along with new Merkava models that were getting stronger and stronger.
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Are rockets and ballets the same?
Many people think that missiles and ballistic are two different ways of calling a weapon, so what about the truth?
AI - Artificial intelligence
The US Air Force is about to start a dogfight with AI
This battle is expected to take place in July next year.
Discover science
Tear gas - dangerous non-lethal weapon
Weapons such as rubber bullets, stun grenades or tear gas, even though they are called non-lethal weapons, can also be significantly dangerous.
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See the aerial refueling scene for Russian army Sukhoi fighters
Through a video shared by the Russian military, we learned a little more about how to refuel the fighters in the air.
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Is aiming with one eye or two eyes more effective?
Surely every student's life can hold a gun when studying military. Often we will learn to aim with one eye.
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Discover UBIM - the new universal assistant of the Russian army
Not only in combat, UBIM is also used to overcome industrial and natural disaster incidents ...
Space science
Why did the flying saucer project fail?
In the early years of the Cold War, the US military conducted a secret project called VZ-9