Imagine a comet zipping through the cosmos and suddenly getting too close to the Sun. That's exactly what happened to Comet 2024 S1 ATLAS on October 28, 2024. This comet, discovered in Hawaii by the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Laser Alert System (ATLAS) project, was initially mistaken for an asteroi
Ready to dive into the world of The Elder Scrolls Online (ESO)? Before you go, you'll need to know how to stay healthy and heal quickly. The game's latest chapter, Gold Road, introduces new enemies and challenges. Being prepared with potions is key to surviving these encounters. Potions are crucial
Ever vigilant in maintaining its combat edge, the US Navy is calling for creative ideas to extend the range of its F/A-18 Super Hornets. Despite plans for the F-35C to eventually take the lead, the Super Hornet will remain in service for another decade or more. The Navy finds itself facing a dilemma
NASCAR driver Matt Mills, who races for Niece Motorsports in the Craftsman Truck Series, had a close call at Homestead-Miami Speedway. During a race, his truck burst into flames after a collision with another driver, Conner Jones. Thankfully, Mills managed to escape the vehicle unassisted. He was th
In space, things don't always go as planned, but that's okay! Take NASA's latest spacecraft, ACS3, for instance. It launched in April and has a fascinating story to tell. One of its four booms, which supports the solar sail that deployed successfully in August, has a slight bend. This was noticed in
You might be wondering, why is tiny Malta suddenly the go-to spot for airlines to register their Air Operators Certificate (AOC)? Well, it’s not just because of its gorgeous Mediterranean views. Over the past decade, this small island nation has become a major player in the aviation world. As of ear
Did you know NASA isn't just about rockets and space shuttles? They also fly some pretty impressive aircraft! NASA was created in 1958 to explore space and improve aeronautics. Over the years, they've sent astronauts to the moon and even built their own space station. But what about their aircraft?
Imagine this: Ukrainian soldiers are using machine guns designed over a century ago to shoot down modern drones. It might sound crazy, but that's exactly what a recent video seems to show. The guns in question are older than your grandparents! They're called PM1919s, and they were mounted on trucks.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has finally unveiled its long-awaited rules for electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles (eVTOLs). These aircraft, often dubbed air taxis, are set to revolutionize air travel. The FAA believes they'll be the first new aircraft category since helicopter
Jack Sweeney, a Florida college student, found out that many of his flight-tracking accounts were disabled on Monday. These accounts, on Instagram and Threads, had been monitoring the private jets of famous people like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Kim Kardashian. The reason given by Meta, the com
