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China's answer to the United States' F22 and F35 is the ramped up arrival of the J-20s. China's quest for its global dominance is adding new J-20 stealth fighter jets, also known as the "Mighty Dragon," which is the East Asian country's answer to the United States' F22 and F35 military jets.

Russia is bringing its nuclear command center available on the Flying Kremlin. Russia is centering on a new aircraft technology that brings its nuclear command center to greater heights, one that can connect its "Flying Kremlin" to its deep sea submarines.

Chinese experts believe that a new form of ceramics can pave the way to stronger and more efficient engines.

A rare find of jawbone fossil belonging to an American lion that roamed the earth 11,000 years ago was found by a man who was on a walk along the exposed sandbar in the Mississippi River.

The first fully bio-based 3D-printed home gets its debut from the University of Maine. The Advanced Structures and Composites Center at the University of Maine unveiled BioHome3D, which is the first 3D-printed house made from 100% bio-based materials.

SpaceX is set to launch two Falcon 9 rockets in merely six hours. SpaceX is looking to launch two Falcon 9 rockets with merely six hours in between them.

Twitter's engineers haven't really figured out how to stop the flood of impersonators when paid verifications are available with subscriptions.

A team of students created a human-powered that flies from the pedaling of a single pilot. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's an aircraft that flies by pumping human muscles! As reported first by Interesting Engineering, University of Southampton students have been collaborating on a unique project for years.

The Iron Dome is one powerful defense to protect the country's operations on land, now heading out to the seas.

The US FDA approves the drug Tzield, or Teplizumab, which reportedly delays the onset of Type-1 Diabetes.