The U.S. Air Force is quietly building what amounts to a fast lane for ultra long range hypersonic flight, shifting from ...

The United States is behind on hypersonics, and big science questions loom on delivery of supplies via rocket ships, but the government has finally adopted a risk-tolerant approach to science and ...

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The Electron booster, descending under a parachute (right), as seen from the helicopter as it attempted to grapple the parachute. The helicopter released the booster moments later, though. Credit: ...

Have you ever stopped to think about the air you’re breathing right now? It’s easy to overlook, isn’t it? We spend so much of our time indoors—at home, in the office, or in classrooms—assuming the air ...

Have you ever wondered what’s really in the air you breathe? From invisible pollutants to subtle environmental shifts, the quality of our air impacts everything from our health to our productivity.

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Developing a hypersonic weapon is no longer considered a single ‘silver bullet’ effort. It is now considered a repeatable engineering process, where designs quickly prove themselves or are replaced.