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Officials in the US military knew about the faulty ejector seat mechanism in F-35 jets in back in April but did not take action until recently.

In wake of problem reported in US, IDF says Air Force commander orders entire fleet examined, will approve operational activity on case-by-case basis

Democratic Senators allocated funding for six more of the U.S.' most expensive weapons system than the Pentagon said it requires.

Today, the Biden Administration through the interagency National Integrated Heat Health Information System (NIHHIS) launched Heat.gov, a new website to provide the public and decision-makers with clear, timely and science-based information to understand and reduce the health risks of extreme heat. Heat.gov will provide a one-stop

Lockheed Martins next mega-contract for several hundred F-35 jets will be worth about $30 billion, according to a defense official familiar with the negotiations, but the total number of fighters purchased has been affected by inflation and COVID-related delays.

Utility industry news and analysis for energy professionals.

Neighborhoods in highly developed cities can become 15 to 20 degrees hotter by midday than surrounding regions with fewer buildings and more trees.

The XA100 is the world’s first flight-weight, three-stream, adaptive cycle engine to run, and could power F-35s by the end of the 2020s.

GE sees new F-35 performance demands and a refocused American defense strategy as a chance for its new XA100 engine.

According to the authors of a new 120-year case study of a quickly advancing and receding glacier in Alaska, a cold pocket climate surrounding a glacier's snout might aid researchers in forecasting how forests will react to rapid climate change.