Captured German missiles took flight from the New Mexico desert in the early years after World War II.
Takeaways from this week’s Breakthrough Discuss meeting.
While everyone else was marveling at the first free flight from the shuttle, Bob Stewart was in a world of hurt.
In the 60 years since Gagarin, the world’s first spacefaring nation has produced its own equivalents of <i>The Right Stuff </i>and <i>Apollo 13</i>.
NASA had the Mercury Seven. The Soviets had the Vanguard Six.
Any advanced alien species would have a social structure, but would also likely have predatory roots.
The company Zipline is using the technology to provide medical resources to rural areas in markets around the world
A critical element takes center stage in the discussion of how life began, and where it might exist.
The updated picture adds polarization, revealing new details of the stunning cosmic phenomenon.
My final flight forced a reckoning, but I lived to tell the story.
A former fighter pilot has what it takes to manage Amazon’s growing aviation division.
With carbon emissions produced by aircraft expected to triple by 2050, the aviation industry is trying to go green.
The B-21s are coming.
Like explorers of old, planetary probes go where there may be dragons.
The National Air and Space Museum revamps its exhibit on the birth of flight.
The invention of the airplane shook the globe, and it never looked the same again.
Thousands of photographs in government archives bring the war to life.
Need to move something enormous? Hire this Ukrainian giant.
With the latest version of the popular software, players can recognize city streets and feel shifts in the wind.
What will it take to capture images of a distant world capable of harboring life?
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