Defense

Autonomous aircraft might soon be able to conduct resupply and rescue missions without placing pilots in harm's way.

Aliens don’t sound so intimidating when the alternative is foreign surveillance.

TSMC reportedly fears the chips may be powerful enough to fall under sanctions, but Biren says its designs should not be subject to export rules.

Here's something you never expected to be on display for all to see.

Last month, the Army’s acquisitions division said it was confident that the HoloLens program would succeed. It appears they might have spoken too soon.

The head of Taiwan's National Security Bureau recently told lawmakers that even if China invaded, they wouldn't be able to continue TSMC's operation. So, there's no need for crazy contingencies like blowing up TSMC factories.

Russia's invasions of Crimea and Ukraine inspired 17-year-old Igor Klymenko to devise a mine-detecting system that wouldn't require people or animals to be put in harm's way.

The veiled threat doesn't call out Elon Musk's SpaceX by name, but Russian officials can only be referring to Starlink, which has provided connectivity in Ukraine during the Russian invasion.

China's Chang’e-5 mission in 2020 returned the first lunar samples since the end of the Apollo program in 1976, and scientists now report the discovery of a new mineral in the payload.

The US government has strategic reasons to want ASAT out of the picture, but this is also something that space agencies around the world have been hoping to see.