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  • A Chengdu J-10 on display
    Aviation
    By James Hydzik

    Pakistan's Impressive Fighter Jet Is Disrupting Indian Airstrikes - Here's What Makes The J-10 So Deadly

    Pakistan shot down two Indian fighter jets with its J-10 jet fighters. Here's where those jets came from and what makes them so dangerous to its foes.

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  • A Russian MiG-35 Fighter jet during a Russian airshow
    Aviation
    By Rahul Srinivas

    What Does MiG Stand For On The Russian Fighter Jets?

    Russia's MiG fighter jets are some of the best to have ever seen the skies, but you'd be forgiven for not knowing what the three letters in its name stand for.

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  • Four American soldiers in Germany carry a banner for Wiesbaden High School in a parade.
    Military
    By Jonathan H. Kantor

    How Did The US Get So Many Military Bases Around The World?

    The United States has hundreds of military bases around the world, and that didn't happen all at once. Here's the story behind America's military presence.

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  • The USNS Mercy leaving port.
    Naval
    By Chris Littlechild

    What Are Hospital Ships And What Makes Them So Special?

    From small to jumbo, hospital ships belong both to the world's navies and to private charitable efforts. Here's a look at these floating medical centers.

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  • A sleek F-35 fighter jet soars through the sky, showcasing cutting-edge stealth technology and advanced aerodynamics
    Aviation
    By Tom Clark

    How Do Stealth Aircraft Hide Their Engines From Enemy Radar & Heat Seeking Missiles?

    When the military builds a stealth aircraft it needs to be invisible to radar and the tracking system on a missile. How do engineers manage this feat?

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  • An SV-50 speeding away from a marina
    Naval
    By Dauglas Denga

    This Is The Top Speed Of The Fastest Boat You Can Actually Buy

    If you want to experience the feeling of naval freedom that only a speed boat can give you, there's one you can buy today that is unmatched.

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  • A World War II-era bomb with a propeller on the front.
    Military
    By Daniel Trock

    Why Did Some WW2 Bombs Have Propellers? Here's What They Were For

    Some World War II bombs had tiny propellers on the front or both front and back. Could these really steer the bomb? If not, why were they there?

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  • MSC Virtuosa cruise ship
    Naval
    By Chris Littlechild

    What Happens To All The Poop On A Cruise Ship?

    Cruise ships embark on voyages that can last multiple days and carry thousands of people, who what happens to all the waste on board? Here's what we know.

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  • India Agni-V launching in a forest
    Military
    By Madeline Cuccio

    What Kind Of Nuclear Missiles Do India And Pakistan Actually Have?

    Comparing the two nations together, both India and Pakistan seemingly maintain a very similar nuclear stockpile, but have very different defense policies.

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  • Mushroom cloud from a nuclear blast
    Military
    By Jack Picone

    Atomic Vs. Nuclear Bombs: Is There A Difference?

    Atomic vs. nuclear bombs — are they really different? Here’s a simple breakdown of what sets them apart.

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  • an F-35 parked on the ramp
    Aviation
    By Jowi Morales

    Who Makes The F-35 Fighter Jet And How Many Does The US Have?

    The F-35 Lightning II is a fifth-generation fighter jet developed by not one but multiple companies all across the globe. It's truly a global collaboration.

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  • A Canadair CL-415 SuperScooper drops water to protect a house during a California wildfire.
    Aviation
    By Jowi Morales

    How Many Gallons Of Water Does A Firefighting Plane Hold?

    Firefighting planes are front-line combatants when a wildfire breaks out. They come in a wide variety of sizes, and their capacity is equally varied.

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  • Hamilton, a 127-meter U.S. Coast Guard Legend Class Cutter (WMSL-753), at its mooring at Joint Base Charleston in Charleston Harbor.
    Military
    By Eli Shayotovich

    Why Coast Guard Ships Are Painted White (But Navy Ships Are Gray)

    Coast Guard ships have very different intended purposes compared to those of the US Navy, but is there a reason why they're painted a different color?

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  • A Korean Air Boeing 747 at Los Angeles International AIrport.
    Aviation
    By Zohaib Ahmed

    Why Does The Boeing 747 Have A Hump?

    In the sleekly aerondynamic world of aviation, it looks a bit odd, but the Boeing 747 has a hump atop it. The reason goes back to the 1960s.

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  • A missile flying through a cloudy sky
    Military
    By Shane O'Neill

    How Do Heat-Seeking Missiles Avoid Locking Onto The Sun?

    Heat-seeking missiles, as the name suggests, lock on to heat sources. So why don't they target the hottest thing we know of, the sun? Here's why.

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  • A Russian Turtle Tank driving on an unpaved road.
    Vehicles
    By Jonathan H. Kantor

    What Are The Cages On Top Of Russian Tanks For?

    In its three-year fight against Ukraine, Russia has deployed all sorts of weapons. None is stranger than the "cages" that have emerged atop Russian tanks.

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  • A family boarding a private jet.
    Aviation
    By Samyak Goswami

    Why Are Private Jet Airports Called FBOs?

    Private jet airports have lots of amenities, as well as an acronym, FBO, that doesn't have an obvious explanation. Here's where the term "FBO" came from.

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  • Enchanted Princess cruise ship on water from rear right
    Naval
    By Samyak Goswami

    Why You'll Never See A Jet Engine On A Ship

    Cargo and cruise ships take weeks to cross the Atlantic, while jet airliners make the same trip in a few short hours. Why don't ships use jet engines?

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  • American Airlines DC-10 outside hangar at O'Hare Airport
    Aviation
    By Nadeem Sarwar

    What Was The Worst Accident In US Aviation History? (And What Caused It?)

    Despite some highly-publicized incidents, flying commercially is still safer than traveling by car. What was the worst aviation disaster in American history?

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  • An American destroyer lies wrecked at Honda Point in California on Sept. 8, 1923.
    Naval
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir

    What Was The Worst US Navy Accident In Its History?

    Service in the U.S. Navy isn't just hazardous in wartime. Accidents happen in peacetime that claim lives and vessels. Here's the story of the worst one ever.

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  • The USS Arleigh Burke (DDG 51) moving through the Mediterranean Sea
    Naval
    By Jonathan H. Kantor

    Why Aren't Modern Warships Armored?

    For decades, warships carried heavier and heavier armor. Then as World War II receded into history, naval armor ended. Here's the reason for the change.

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  • Sandy brown Cobra helicopter in flight
    Aviation
    By KR Manalo

    How The AH-1 Cobra Attack Chopper Evolved From The UH-1 Huey Military Transport

    The AH-1 Cobra is an attack helicopter that started service for the United States Army during the Vietnam War. It's closely related to the UH-1 Huey.

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  • Head on view of F22 on runway
    Aviation
    By Bob Sharp

    Here's What The F-22 Raptor's Cockpit Really Looks Like

    The F-22 Raptor is an advanced fighter jet that the United States won't even export to its allies, so few have seen inside its cockpit besides the pilots.

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  • A green Nakajima B5N
    Aviation
    By Stephen Fogel

    Did Subaru Ever Make Airplanes? A Look At The Company's History In Aviation

    Subaru is most widely known for making automobiles, but the company's roots in aviation are deep. In fact, they stretch back well over a century.

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  • Ships in port
    Naval
    By Chris Littlechild

    What Is The US Navy's Mothball Fleet And How Many Ships Does It Have?

    The Mothball Fleet makes up a large number of vessels in the United States Navy and is scattered in harbors and bays all across the country.

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  • The crane ship Lara 1, from Liverpool, starts the salvage operation to recover the tugboat that capsized in the River Clyde
    Naval
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir

    Yes, A Tugboat Can Capsize – A Look At The Risks These Vessels Face

    If you're a tugboat worker, you might want to read up on the risks associated with these particular vessels.

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  • Navy SEAL frogman with complete diving gear and weapons in the water
    Naval
    By Tom Clark

    What Does 'SEAL' Stand For In The Navy SEALs?

    The Navy SEALs are the most renowned special forces group in the world, but few actually know what SEAL stands for and how long the team has been active.

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