Daily Archives: Mar 18, 2026

Can the long-assumed American control of Pacific skies survive the next decade? The race between the United States and China to secure air superiority over the world's most contested waters has moved far beyond fighter duels to include stealth bombers, carrier aviation, autonomous drones, and the ability to operate...

Four days of weather delays and a solar storm strong enough to paint Florida's skies with auroras could not stop Blue Origin's most ambitious mission yet. On November 13, the towering New Glenn rocket roared off Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, carrying NASA's twin ESCAPADE orbiters on a complex,...

"We see you. We know what you're doing." Those words from U.K. Defence Secretary John Healey, addressed squarely at Moscow, encapsulate the tense reality of modern maritime intelligence operations. In late October, that reality edged closer to U.S. shores when the Coast Guard tracked a Russian Vishnya-class intelligence vessel...