Seoul and Washington are discussing joint planning and exercises involving US nuclear assets to counter growing threats from the nuclear-armed North, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has said. In an interview with the Chosun Ilbo newspaper published Monday, Yoon said the United States' existing "nuclear umbrella" and "extended deterrence" were no longer enough to reassure South Koreans
Passengers hoping for an uneventful flight from Brisbane International Airport (BNE) to Doha Hamad International Airport (DOH) were surprised when the crew noticed 'something hanging from the wing.'
Argentinian filmmaker and pilot Enrique Piñeyro has updated his Boeing 787's livery with images of Mahsa Amini and Amir Nasr Azadani in an attempt to draw attention to the ongoing crisis in Iran. The announcement comes as Mr. Piñeyro's humanitarian organization Solidaire continues to use the 787 for the safe evacuation and relocation of refugees from around the world.
A long-range Turkish indigenous air defense missile, Siper, was successfully test-fired and it hit the target with a range of more than 100 kilometers (62 miles), a top defense official said Friday.
"A New Year's gift to our nation as we enter the Turkish Century from our defense industry," tweeted Ismail Demir, the head of Türkiye's Defense Industries Presidency.
The Siper project is led by Türkiye's defense giants Aselsan and Roketsan, as well as the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Türkiye (TUBITAK).
This Sunday at noon, a Brussels Airlines flight that partly runs on synthetic SAF took off from Brussels Airport. As of today, 1 January, Brussels Airport offers this SAF via the NATO pipeline that also supplies regular kerosene. At 12:11 today, Brussels Airlines flight SN3737 to Malaga, operated by Airbus A320 OO-SNO (Red Devils/Red Flames […]
Science fiction envisions rapid 3D printing processes that can quickly create new objects out of any number of materials. But in reality, 3D printing is still limited in the properties and types of materials that are available for use, especially when printing at very small scales.
Tiny but strong Stanford logo made using nanoscale 3D printing. (Image credit: John Kulikowski)
Researchers at Stanford have developed a new material for printing at the nanoscale – creating structures that are a fraction of the width of a human hair – and used it to print minuscule lattices that are both strong and light. In a paper published in Science, the researchers demonstrated that the new material is able to absorb twice as much energy than other 3D-printed materials of a comparable density. In the future, their invention could be used to create better lightweight protection for fragile pieces of satellites, drones, and microelectronics.
The past year has been a big one for drones, both in terms of new models and new capabilities. Here's a list of our picks for the latter, including clever uses of drones and interesting developments in the technology.
L'UltraFan sera le moteur du futur pour les avions de ligne. Moins cher à produire, moins polluant et aussi efficace, il remplacera les moteurs actuels sur les avions de ligne qui seront construits à partir de 2030.