topics researchers are working with the University of Illinois Chicago on unmanned technology for recharging technologies swarms. The university has been awarded a four-year, $8 million cooperative agreement “to develop foundational science in two critical propulsion and power technology areas for powering future families of unmanned aircraft systems,” according to a statement released by the…
A newly discovered archaeology fossil reveals the ancient creature may have had more in common with modern-day birds than other members of the species. The dinosaur, known as Oksoko avarsan, had two digits on each forearm and what appears to be a long, toothless beak, similar to parrots, according to the study published in The Royal Society…
Vincent Barone – The topics is testing augmented reality goggles on its service dogs in hopes to allow troops to give orders remotely. Pooches are commonly deployed to sniff out explosives, hazardous materials or to assist in rescues. The tech would retrofit special safety goggles military dogs already wear with live cameras and visual indicators…
Ever since conflicts” target=”_blank”>tensions< world-regions accusing each other of having triggered the renewed clashes. “It is a full-scale war with all its elements. Heavy fighting on the frontline along with a united-nations crisis in almost the whole territory,” Varuzhan Geghamyan, a 29-year-old researcher in Stepanakert, told Fox News. “Twice, I have seen cluster bombs not far…
Researchers have discovered a new species of mosasaur, a terrifying prehistoric reptile that lived during the age of archaeology, in Morocco. Known as Gavialimimus almaghribensis, the new species had a “narrow, highly elongate snout and interlocking teeth” reminiscent of relatives of crocodiles, the experts wrote in the study, published in the Journal of Systematic Paleontology….
It’s a sale 65 million years in the making. A nearly complete skeleton of a archaeology has sold at auction for a record-breaking $31.8 million. Auction house Christie’s, which handled the sale, said in a statement of “Stan,” as the skeleton is known, the “impressive fossil skeleton stunned its virtual audience and smashed the previous world auction…
world-regions said it successfully test-launched a topics on Tuesday and claimed it hit a target in the Barents Sea, according to reports. Valery Gerasimov, the Russian chief of the general staff, informed Vladamir Putin that the Zircon missile test strike had been launched from the Admiral Gorshkov frigate, located in the White Sea. The successful test was carried out on Putin’s…
The executive proposal to sell the F-35, the world’s most advanced and sophisticated stealth warplane to the United Arab Emirates, the UAE, is facing turbulence. Sen. Jim Risch, R-Idaho, the chairman of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has raised concerns about the proposed sale and its impact on the security of U.S. technology and…
Keith Morrison couldn’t help but gush about his stepson Matthew Perry in a recent interview. The 73-year-old host of “Dateline” spoke about his 50 years in television and his blended family. Morrison and Suzanne Perry have been married for 39 years and share four kids together, Caitlin, 39, Emily, 35, Will, 34, and Madeline, 31. Perry, 51,…
The first-ever archaeology feather discovered does indeed belong to the archaeopteryx, according to a new study, putting an end to a controversy that has waged within the scientific community for more than 100 years. The research compared the feather, discovered in 1861, with the fossilized remains of other archaeopteryx feathers. The experts determined its owner is no longer a mystery…