military technology

By 2027, NASA aims to demonstrate a thermonuclear propulsion system that could cut the journey time to Mars in half using nuclear fission. Credit: NASA

Fast track to Mars: NASA's nuclear engines cut travel time in half 

By 2027, NASA aims to demonstrate a thermonuclear propulsion system based on nuclear fission of low-enriched uranium fuel
Iran's missile program. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Iran's ballistic missile program and the relationship to the space program - a review following the barrage of missiles fired at Israel

Iran claims that its missile industry is defensive in nature and designed to deter potential attackers, not to be used as an attack weapon. The Iranian space program is also a tool for the ballistic missile program
A Lockheed Martin employee during the assembly of the Orion spacecraft. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Lockheed Martin will purchase Tern Orbital for $450 million

Terran Orbital is a satellite manufacturer that mainly serves the aerospace and defense industries. Terran Orbital provides end-to-end satellite solutions by integrating satellite design, manufacturing, launch planning, mission management
A virtual twin of an airplane. Dassault Systems PR photo

The fighter jets ascend to the cloud

Dassault Aviation will use Dassault Systèmes' collaboration and data science capabilities based on a sovereign cloud on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform to optimize the availability of its military aircraft fleet for the French Ministry of Defense. Management
aircraft carrier. Illustration: depositphotos.com

90 thousand tons of diplomacy

Dr. Tal Tobi from the Department of General History at Bar-Ilan University describes the capabilities of American aircraft carriers, and reviews the historical events in which the US deployed aircraft carriers in crisis areas
Very similar in shape to the corona virus. The bullet that will help to hide large aircraft from radar. Photo: Tel Aviv University

A new technology inspired by the structure of the coronavirus will help planes evade radar

The new development will make it possible to disperse a cloud of electromagnetic radiation that will hide the aircraft
Gliders fit into the fighter force. Illustration: depositphotos.com The cell membrane. Illustration: depositphotos.com

From a battlefield - to a battlefield

The conference held at Bar-Ilan University focused on four main topics: strategy and thinking directions for building the future land force; Future Power Building Based on Artificial Intelligence; the place of the unmanned in the future power building; and the industrial angle
Warning sign against radioactive radiation. Image: depositphotos.com

What are 'dirty bombs' and why is Russia suddenly talking about them?

A "dirty bomb" is a dispersal device containing a radioactive material - possibly uranium, but more likely low-grade materials such as cesium-137 or other radioactive materials commonly used in less medical facilities
The world map is made of chips. Technological development is only possible when the borders are open. Image: depositphotos.com

Will stopping chip sales to China slow down technology development worldwide?

Scientific and technological progress is based on collaborations, on the exchange of knowledge and experience, on a global market of ideas. Any harm to the ability of scientists to communicate freely across political borders will also harm their ability to produce knowledge
Cyber ​​war. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Are we approaching World War III?

Sea Hunter (Sea Hunter) courtesy of Leidos[6]

The fleet of the future - big and small robots

The US Navy has already begun building its fleet of underwater robots, with an order from Boeing for four unmanned submarines known as Orca
The ghost4 military drone. PR photo

The ghosts in the machine: two new military robots

An autonomous military drone that is pulled out of a soldier's backpack when needed, a dog robot that patrols around the base for security purposes - these are two recent developments, what can they indicate about what is expected of us?
A global map of the antineutrino particle flux from nuclear reactors. Source: LDRD.

Nuclear ghosts

Bacillus anthracis bacteria. Source: Arthur Friedlander, 1995

Why anthrax is again a cause for concern

Associate Professor Stefan Rodich. Photo: Miki Koren, Technion spokeswoman

Scale Armor: The Future Version

ISIS. Illustration: shutterstock

Forum - Extinguish ISIS remotely / Jonathan Citrain

Avraham and Eld. From Wikipedia

About planes, defense, statistics and unconventional thinking

Richard Byrd in 1928. From Wikipedia

Aviation pioneer Richard Byrd

A robotic helicopter. Photo: shutterstock

To program moral robots

A Russian S-300 military missile on its launcher. Photo: Meoita / Shutterstock.com

From ancient China to Mars and Gaza

Penguin dives. From shutterstock

Penguin Torpedo

Tazer gun. Photo: shutterstock

The stick and the taser - the technology of the police electric shock device that starred in the news this week

The molecule of sarin gas. From Wikipedia

The Nazi contribution to the Assad regime

The ELK-7065 airborne antenna configuration on top of a "Heron" UAV. Photo: Israel Aerospace Industries

The TAA and Elbit will present innovations at the Air Salon in Paris

Credit: (Wikipedia): Cynthia Goldschmidt, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), courtesy of Cynthia Goldschmidt, Jacqueline Katz and Sharif R. Zaki.

Reflections - scientific research and the war on terrorism / Bracha Reger

A XNUMXD printed guitar. An example of the creative use of new technology. Pay attention to the spider inside the guitar!

The next industrial revolution: XNUMXD printing

F-15 fighter jet. Is it possible to use the minds of the pilots at high speed, as tools for identifying and detecting targets? From Wikipedia

DARPA integrates human brains into the military computer systems