Page 54 - Interesting Engineering News Today

Directed energy weapons (DEW) run the gamut, from high-energy lasers that can zap satellites to radio frequency jammers that disrupt satellite...

UK's RAF Fighters destroyed a US navy ship in a long planned multi-domain sinking exercise (SINKEX) called Atlantic Thunder 22.

The US Air Force is revamping its weaponry after closing a contract for the creation of HACM, a hypersonic missile built with air-breathing capability.

NASA astronaut boards a Russian Soyuz rocket to the ISS. A NASA astronaut boards a Russian Soyuz rocket, along with two other Russian cosmonauts, to fly to the International Space Station or the ISS.

Hypersonic speeds, over five times the speed of sound, mean that it can be dangerous for aircraft to release objects like missiles.

Fancy checking in a hotel in space? Hilton and Voyager team up to develop a hotel in orbit for astronauts.

The development was led by two researchers, Associate Director Choi Wonshik and Professor Kim Moonseok.

There's another breakthrough in the field of dental care. There's another breakthrough in the field of dental care. A group of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania has created "shapeshifting microbots" that has the ability to brush, floss, and even rinse teeth, according to WION.

Are you tired of sitting all day for your dead-end job? This coffin chair created by Chairbox Design, a former industrial designer headquartered in London, might help.

The device brings back the lost sensation so the stroke survivor can feel another hand's warmth again.