Author: Daniel Tom
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The first exoplanet outside of our Milky Way
In a galaxy very, very far away, there is an exoplanet that orbits a binary system with a neutron star or black hole. On the left is the Whirlpool Galaxy in both X-ray and regular light. On the right is an artist’s idea of the M51-ULS-1 system, with the neutron star or black hole sucking…
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A spacecraft nearly 13 billion miles away in the universe sent new signals to NASA
Have you ever tried starting a car that’s been sitting unused for a couple of decades? There’s no guarantee that will even respond, let alone actually start up. That makes the feat NASA achieved just a few days ago even more impressive. The space agency contacted the Voyager 1 spacecraft in interstellar space after an…
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Surprised: Dinosaur fossils from 76 million years ago with intact skin in Canada
CANADA Partial platypus fossil exposed from the cliff, revealing the skin with a grainy texture resembling a basketball.A research team in Alberta, Canada, was amazed to unearth a fossil of a herbivorous platypus dinosaur with an almost complete skeleton, even patches of skin still intact, Live Science reported on September 6. Finding dinosaur fossils that…
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Enigma of the Heartless Pharaoh: Who Stole the Heart of King Tut, and Why?
The tomb of Tutankhamun revealed a wealth of anomalies, beginning with its discovery in 1922, right through the subsequent years of its excavation. The plethora of mysteries that surround the boy king’s mummification and royal burial have endured for nearly a century, from the time they were first noted by the assiduous archaeologist, Howard Carter.…
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The Per Hour Cost Of This Military Vehicle Is $300,000Hr
The Per Hour Cost Of This Military Vehicle Is $300,000Hr It’s hard to believe the insane amount of money it costs to run these military vehicles for just one hour Most military vehicles are designed to function in hostile environments: cold, wet, vibration, the list is long. Engineers have to prove that a new…
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Watch AG600 Kunlong is the World’s Largest Seaplane Pull Off Its First Waterborne Flight
The AG600 is the world’s newest and largest seaplane, capable of taking off and landing from the sea.Also known as Kunlong, the AG600 is described as a firefighting and search-and-rescue plane but will almost certainly have military applications. China’s first seaplane, the AG600 “Kunlong,” took off from water for the first time this weekend, validating the craft’s…
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Watch on: The World’s Largest Seaplane Pull Off Its First Waterborne Flight- AG600 Kunlong
The AG600 is the world’s newest and largest seaplane, capable of taking off and landing from the sea.Also known as Kunlong, the AG600 is described as a firefighting and search-and-rescue plane but will almost certainly have military applications. China’s first seaplane, the AG600 “Kunlong,” took off from water for the first time this weekend, validating the craft’s…
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This America’s New weарoп is the Most teггіЬle in the World
This America’s New weарoп is the Most teггіЬle in the World Today we are talking about the most teггіЬle American howitzer in the world. They slept һᴜпɡгу yesterday, crying from раіп, and the states, O good people, is it satisfied with you that from yesterday until now without eаtіпɡ, brothers of Islam, doers of good?…
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The K2 Black Panther: The World’s Priciest Main Battle Tank
The K2 Black Panther tank, which weighs 55 to 61 tons, strengthens the South Korean tank force that currently relies on the K1 and K1A1 tanks and the Russian-made T-80 in dealing with the advance of the North Korean army’s tank armor. Due to the presence of its neighbors to the north, South Korea must constantly be…
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US Testing New $20 Million Fuel Tanker Drone in Middle of the Ocean
Welcome back to the Daily Aviation for a feature on the MQ-25 Stringray, the carrier-based Unmannned Aerial Vehicle that became the first unmanned aircraft to perform autonomous aerial refueling. Footage Credit: U.S. Navy, Boeing / U.S. Air Force. U.S. Air National Guard / U.S. Army ,Derivative Work by The Daily Aviation Thumbnail Credit: US…