Nine metals, one nanometer: Scientists smash MXene limits in 2D material breakthrough

China’s new radar resists jamming, adjusts frequency, beam direction

A recent test in China has highlighted what may be the world’s first AI-powered radar system for a military aircraft. Early reports suggest the experimental system demonstrated exceptional performance under conditions that typically disrupt conventional radar.  Onboard an undisclosed aircraft, the AI-enhanced radar maintained almost flawless target tracking, even when exposed to advanced jamming techniques…

Read More
EV batteries could offer longer lifespan, increased safety with new Swedish tech

Leaked details reveal China’s uncrewed vessel with stealth design

During rehearsals for Beijing’s upcoming military parade, a previously unseen unmanned surface vessel drew attention, underscoring the increasing role of drone technology in China’s naval ambitions.  Photos and video shared online show the vessel being moved on a heavy-duty semi-trailer, offering a rare close-up view of its design. The craft appears to incorporate several stealth-oriented…

Read More
1,600-year-old Roman villa complex unearthed in Tripolis reveals stunning fish pond

UK’s war brain tech cuts strike decision time from hours to minutes

To significantly improve the warfare decision-making, the British Army has launched a new digital targeting system called ASGARD, which stands for Autonomous Strike Guidance and Reconnaissance Device. This system aims to help soldiers find, target, and eliminate enemy forces more quickly. ASGARD has already passed successful tests in the field with NATO forces in Estonia….

Read More
US firm’s gecko feet-inspired ‘tow truck for space’ tested, could correct satellite orbits

China’s bug-inspired tech to detect missiles 20,000x faster than US

Chinese scientists have developed a high-speed infrared sensor inspired by the fire beetle. This breakthrough could one day power a new generation of surveillance systems, potentially outmatching the US military’s planned “Golden Dome” missile defense shield. Researchers from the Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, working with Tongji University, say…

Read More
Lockheed Martin’s cheaper Mars Sample Return highlights private sector limits

China’s new fast-cooled superalloy engines could power 6th-gen jets

Chinese researchers are working on a new superalloy cooling technique that could significantly improve the performance and lifespan of high-temperature turbine engine parts. This development could have important effects on China’s next-generation military aviation programs. According to China’s state-run Science and Technology Daily, the innovation may be a critical step toward enabling advanced jet engines,…

Read More
‘World’s simplest’ nuclear reactor concept gets safety approval in Finland

China tests home-grown OS in space to reduce foreign dependence

In a move to minimize dependency on foreign software amid increasing sanctions from the West, particularly the US, China has successfully tested an indigenously-developed operating system in space. After launching into the orbit, the Dalian-1 Lianli CubeSat spent over 1,000 hours testing satellite subsystems powered by OpenHarmony real-time operating system (RTOS)—a streamlined, light-weight, open-source version…

Read More