A prominent Chinese company has announced plans to mass-produce flying cars and humanoid robots by 2026, which could significantly change transportation and improve life. Flying cars has always been a...
Airplane flight works through some amazing science. When air moves quickly over the curved top of a wing, it creates less pressure than the air underneath which helps lift the plane into the sky.
Aerospace engineering is no longer just the domain of giant corporations or government agencies. Today, students in high schools and colleges are leading bold projects designing their own aircraft, launching mini-satellites, and competing in international aerospace competitions.
China has unveiled a supersonic drone capable of reaching Mach 4, marking a major step toward commercial hypersonic travel. The Cuantianhou UAV, developed by Lingkong Tianxing Technology, is set for its first test flight next year, bringing futuristic high-speed travel closer to reality.
China has reportedly tested a hypersonic air-to-air missile capable of reaching Mach 9, a potential game-changer in aerial combat. If confirmed, this breakthrough could pose a serious threat to even the fastest and most advanced enemy aircraft
A groundbreaking engine harnesses shock waves to power the next generation of supersonic travel. This innovation could make flights from Beijing to New York in just two hours a reality."
The AI-powered "Red Eye" system relies on infrared imaging to track enemy aircraft, which means it does not emit traditional radar signals that can be detected. However, if integrated into real combat jets, additional electronic systems or data links used for communication and control could make it vulnerable to radar detection.
The UK integrates the latest Meteor missile into F-35B aircraft in recent trials. Test flights were conducted to gather data on the missile's performance.
The EA-18G Growler is one of the most advanced electronic warfare aircraft ever built. The fighter jet is capable of blinding enemy radar and disrupting communications without firing a single missile.
On March 5, 2025, at approximately 9:34 a.m., a Sikorsky UH-60L Black Hawk crashed in Honduras while attempting a "precautionary emergency landing," according to Interesting Engineer with the incident. This crash raises concerns, especially since a similar event occurred over the Potomac River just two months earlier, also involving a Black Hawk.
At a recent meeting hosted by the association of the U.S Army,military officials announced the progression towards a 5th iteration of the PrSM for HIMARS.
