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We'll see about that. | Continue reading
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Skyborg will soon power pilotless fighter-type jets. | Continue reading
Good luck with that. | Continue reading
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He's the youngest person to ever achieve fusion. | Continue reading
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Ever hear the tale of the F-11 Tiger, which literally ran into its own gunfire? | Continue reading
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Scientists have a new model for faster-than-light travel that actually uses conventional physics. | Continue reading
The deadly fighter was the Soviet Union’s version of the F-16. | Continue reading
Hey, YOU try dislodging something that weighs 200,000 metric tons. | Continue reading
Their true nature could finally explain the origins of dark matter and fast radio bursts. | Continue reading
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Ex-Intelligence Director confirms Navy and Air Force pilots have seen “difficult-to-explain,” “hard-to-replicate” objects. | Continue reading
Meet the newest member of the Eagle family. | Continue reading
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This cosmic megastructure may be the key to resurrection—and immortality. | Continue reading
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Maybe aliens are just better engineers. | Continue reading