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Regional conflicts have expanded into global ones before.
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Pete Hegseth testified at a House Armed Services Committee hearing on the Defense Department’s fiscal 2027 budget request.
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USS Patrick Gallagher DDG 127 sea trials test propulsion speed and system integration before US Navy delivery as final Flight IIA destroyer
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The U.S. Air Force released for the first time a short clip showing a B-1B Lancer bomber flying with an AGM-183 ARRW hypersonic weapon carried externally.
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Of all of the modern war lessons that have emerged from more than four years of war in Ukraine, the rapid rise of weaponized drone technology and the necessary race to develop systems to counter them has arguably received the most attention—and the most resourcing by militaries around the world seeking to address it. Notable
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The U.S. Marine Corps has tapped Sikorsky and Robinson Unmanned to test a pilotless helicopter for risky resupply missions.
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By September, Marines will be screened for blast exposure and overpressure during their periodic health assessments, a Pentagon official said.
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The U.S. Navy is surging to add as many new Virginia-class attack submarines as quickly as possible, something that has been on the service’s radar for many years. As Los Angeles-class submarines retire and Columbia-class nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines begin construction, the U.S. Navy has long been aware of its “submarine deficit,” meaning there simply […]
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The service intends to remove 14 vessels from its fleet.
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The discussion on amphibious warfare ships comes as the Corps plans to continuously deploy three Marine Expeditionary Units.
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A UBC-led global analysis of more than 174,000 cats finds that owned cats allowed to roam outdoors carry infectious diseases at rates comparable to feral cats, even with regular veterinary care.
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New research identifies a key biological pathway that could explain how coffee helps protect against aging and chronic disease.
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The metal detectors searching for coins in a field in eastern Norway still haven’t stopped beeping.
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Ultrafinitism, a philosophy that rejects the infinite, has long been dismissed as mathematical heresy. But it is also producing new insights in math and beyond.
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Where exactly is the edge of the Milky Way? That question is harder to answer than one might expect. Since we’re inside of the galaxy itself, it’s obviously hard to judge the “edge” to begin with. But it gets even more complicated when defining what the edge even is - the galaxy simply gets less dense the farther away from the center it goes. A new paper by researchers originally at the University of Malta thinks they have an answer though. The “edge” can be defined as the star-forming region, and in their paper, published in Astronomy & Astrophysics, they very clearly show that “edge” to be between 11.28 and 12.15 kiloparsecs (or about 40,000 light years) from the center.
