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The Amazing Engineering of the Largest Vessel Ever

The Shell Prelude is the biggest thing constructed by man ever put in the water. Displacing more than six aircraft carriers, it’s hundreds of miles off Australia’s coast. But the question is – is it worth the investment and the engineering?

Why Hydrofoils are Making a Comeback

Hydrofoils are wings attached to the hulls of boats to help their aerodynamism. They've had a very checkered history since they were invented 160 years ago. But could hydrofoils be coming back for good in the electric era?

M2 to M240: In Search for the Perfect Machine Gun

The venerable M2 and M240 machine guns have proven themselves in numerous conflicts, from D-Day to Afghanistan, earning legendary status. But what makes these weapons so powerful and special?

B-1B to B-21: The USAF's Dominance in Bomber Technology

The United States Air Force has consistently led in strategic bomber technology, deploying some of the world's most advanced aircraft, including the B-1B, B-2, and the latest addition, the B-21. The evolution of its bomber fleet showcases advancements in aerospace technology and shifts in strategic planning for global power projection and deterrence.

Stealth Submarine Can Pull 180-Degree Turns - at Full Speed

A new stealth submarine can apparently make 180-degree turns at full speed. The Kronos submarine could well have military, as well as commercial, buyers.