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China Denies US Reports That it is Strengthening its Nuclear Arms at A Rapid Pace
China Denies US Reports That it is Strengthening its Nuclear Arms at A Rapid Pace
By Leonardo Nicholes on January 22, 2022
A senior arms control officer of China denied the assertions made by US officials that China is rapidly expanding its Nuclear arsenal. The official said...
SpaceX Launches 105 Small Satellites Into Orbit
SpaceX Launches 105 Small Satellites Into Orbit
By Leonardo Nicholes on January 18, 2022
With the launch of 105 small satellites into the Orbit, it becomes the second successful of SpaceX of the year. The two-stage Falcon 9 rocket...
Cheops Reveals a Rugby Ball Shaped Exoplanet
Cheops Reveals a Rugby Ball Shaped Exoplanet
By Leonardo Nicholes on January 15, 2022
European Space Agency’s exoplanet mission Cheops has revealed that an exoplanet orbiting its host star within a day has a deformed shape more like that...
The Space Games have Begun
The Space Games have Begun
By Leonardo Nicholes on January 7, 2022
A group of professionals from the worlds of space, sports, and entertainment are creating new games specifically for low-gravity or microgravity environments. The Space Games...
Moon, Mars, and Asteroid Missions top 2022 Space Goals
Moon, Mars, and Asteroid Missions top 2022 Space Goals
By Leonardo Nicholes on January 1, 2022
Space science next year will be rocketed forward with missions to the Moon, Asteroid, Mars, and the successor to the Hubble Space Telescope coming online....

Multiple Drone Flyers Busted by FAA
Multiple Drone Flyers Busted by FAA
By Kathleen Thompson on January 20, 2022
If you got a Drone for Christmas, you should be cautious about how you fly it because there are restrictions on what you can and...
Drones Bought by Washington Police and Firefighters
Drones Bought by Washington Police and Firefighters
By Kathleen Thompson on January 14, 2022
Washington police and Firefighters are getting a new tool for their arsenals: drones. According to Mark Skornia, the city's emergency management director, the city will...
US Drone Manufacturer Aquiline the First to Establish Insurance Subsidiary
US Drone Manufacturer Aquiline the First to Establish Insurance Subsidiary
By Kathleen Thompson on January 13, 2022
The Hartford, Connecticut-based Aquiline Drones Corporation has become the first drone Manufacturer in the United States to establish its own insurance subsidiary (ADIC). "Our goal...
The Next Big Thing in Healthcare Delivery may be Drones
The Next Big Thing in Healthcare Delivery may be Drones
By Kathleen Thompson on January 11, 2022
Technology has allowed society to push the boundaries of human possibility from the dawn of humanity. The world has used technology to make extraordinarily novel...
Costco Drones Cause US Military to Battle
Costco Drones Cause US Military to Battle
By Kathleen Thompson on January 6, 2022
Late in 2019, US military sensors identified an oncoming enemy Drones over an Iraqi facility where US Marines were stationed. The troops were jittery since...

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U.S. Army To Bring Advancements With New Cloud and Data Capabilities
U.S. Army To Bring Advancements With New Cloud and Data Capabilities
By Gerald Stanley on January 17, 2022
The US Army is planning to bring advancements to the defense system with new cloud initiatives. Advancements in cloud and Data Capabilities is the top...
Japan and US Hail Stronger Defense Bilateral Ties To Combat Chinese Threat
Japan and US Hail Stronger Defense Bilateral Ties To Combat Chinese Threat
By Gerald Stanley on January 10, 2022
The United States and Japan vowed to deepen the defense ties voiced to Combat the growing threat of China and pledged to work together against...
Congress Authorizes Missile Defense Agency to Research and Develop Laser Tech
Congress Authorizes Missile Defense Agency to Research and Develop Laser Tech
By Gerald Stanley on January 4, 2022
The US congress to the Missile Defense Agency has given authority to conduct research study and work on Laser technologies that will be implemented for...
F-15E Strike Eagle Becomes the First Aircraft to drop StormBreaker bomb
F-15E Strike Eagle Becomes the First Aircraft to drop StormBreaker bomb
By Gerald Stanley on January 3, 2022
A US Air Force squadron Idaho made its successful attempt to drop Raytheon's StormBreaker smart weapon. Defense official identified it as a significant step ahead...
US Navy Tests and Certifies Advanced Weapons Elevators on Aircraft Carrier Gerald R. Ford
US Navy Tests and Certifies Advanced Weapons Elevators on Aircraft Carrier Gerald R. Ford
By Gerald Stanley on December 27, 2021
The US Navy has tested and certified advanced Weapons Elevators on Gerald R. Ford, the aircraft carrier. The Weapons Elevators have superlative capabilities such as...

Fortnite Adds Adorable Monsters and Tilted Towers to its New Update
Fortnite Adds Adorable Monsters and Tilted Towers to its New Update
By Janina Kimbrough on January 24, 2022
Fortnite brings back something old and adds something new in its new update. The snow on the battle royale island has slowly melted, revealing the...
Lawsuit Targets Collins Aerospace
Lawsuit Targets Collins Aerospace
By Janina Kimbrough on January 21, 2022
Collins Aerospace, a Raytheon Technologies Corp. affiliate accused in a federal Lawsuit filed Tuesday of participating in a no-hire agreement that allegedly damaged career and...
Local Aerospace Suppliers Boycotted by Boeing
Local Aerospace Suppliers Boycotted by Boeing
By Janina Kimbrough on January 19, 2022
Boeing has walked away from a Washington state trade group that represents aerospace businesses, and is skipping the group's annual suppliers conference, which is set...
Key Leadership Appointments in Aerospace Underwriting Announced by AXA XL
Key Leadership Appointments in Aerospace Underwriting Announced by AXA XL
By Janina Kimbrough on January 12, 2022
Thisiani Matsumura-Martins has been named Global Chief Underwriting Officer, Aerospace at AXA XL. She will report to Nancy Bewlay, Global Chief Underwriting Officer, and work...
U.S. Extends ISS Commitments to 2030
U.S. Extends ISS Commitments to 2030
By Janina Kimbrough on January 8, 2022
The United States and NASA have now extended its commitment to the International Space Station through to 2030.A draft budget proposal from President Donald Trump...