Russia has tested a new quasi-hypersonic round made for its Dvoinik robotic weapons system. This move is part of the country’s push to add advanced munitions and unmanned platforms to its defense programs, focusing on the rising threat from drones in today’s battles.

According to Lobaev Arms, the new round achieved a muzzle velocity of 1,530 meters per second (3,42...

In a world obsessed with smaller chips and faster charging, a team of scientists just went in the opposite direction. They built a computer out of springs.

Researchers from St. Olaf College and Syracuse University in the US have developed a mechanical computing system that eliminates the need for external power. It finds its intelligence in the tension of springs a...

At least four Iran-linked ships have transited the Strait of Hormuz despite the US blockade, which has shut down access to all Iranian ports and partially sealed the narrow waterway, as the war enters its sixth week.

Ship-tracking data showed that the vessels, including the bulk carrier Christianna and tankers Rich Starry, Murlikishan, and Elpis, transited the wate...

The date palm has been a “Tree of Life” in the Middle East, providing shade, shelter, and sustenance.

But every year, after the harvest, the region faces a massive, dusty problem: a huge amount of leftover surface fibers that usually end up as smoke in the sky.

Now, researchers from a multi-university coalition (led by institutions in the UAE, Oman, and ...

Sceye’s airship, the solar-powered SE2 high-altitude platform system (HAPS), has successfully completed a 12-day mission during which it flew at altitudes higher than 52,000 ft.

The stratospheric airship startup flew SE2 on a 6,400-mile journey from New Mexico to the coast of Brazil. It says the test flight takes it a step closer to commercially deploying its vess...