In which a special unit used inflatable tanks, sound effects, and phony radio broadcasts to confuse the enemy.
Jeremy Harbeck, a scientist for NASA's Operation IceBridge, hiked to an iceberg near Greenland's Thule Air Base and made this image, a composite of four 49-second images. Sunlight (at 2:30am) shines on the left side, and lights from Thule shine on the right side.
The future meets World War II
The pilot/painter’s 126-foot mural includes 600 pilots and 268 types of aircraft.
The X-24A, M2-F3, and HL-10 lifting body aircraft sit parked on Rogers Dry Lake at what is now NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California in 1968.
51 Eridani b is the youngest, smallest, and coolest exoplanet imaged yet.
A new book says that a life on Mars will no longer be science fiction.
The newly discovered world gives us a preview of what Earth may look like 1.5 billion years in the future.
Gordon Vette’s research helped explain one of history’s worst air disasters.
An E-3 Sentry <a href="http://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/e3awacs/" target="_blank">AWACS</a> (Airborne Warning and Control System) taxis at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Arizona.
Amelia Earhart and the Lockheed Electra in which she disappeared in July 1937.
Is it possible to explore the Moon with low-altitude flying spacecraft?
Live views of our planet, from satellites near and far.
NASA's Curiosity rover took this image as the sun set from Gale Crater.
Pieces of airplane fall from the sky more often than you’d think.
Two mechanics stand in front of the first wind tunnel built at NASA's Langley Research Center in Virginia. The image shows a honeycomb structure near the front where the air was pulled through to smooth the flow.
Before the Internet giant starts flying delivery drones, it has to solve another problem: cheap position tracking.
Paratroopers perform a static line jump from a C-130J Super Hercules to prepare for an international exercise at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, in April 2015.
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