Intuitive Machines announced Aug. 13 that it won a $600 million contract from an undisclosed customer for three GEO communications satellites.

Iris' new solar generator has a handy feature you don't often see on units like these: the ability to follow the sun around the sky.

The closure of a Nokia facility in Hangzhou will lead to about 1,600 job cuts and comes after the Finnish vendor took full control of its China business.

U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered plans for a fifth public Navy shipyard to put more nuclear-powered submarines and aircraft carriers back to sea faster as operational pressure grows in the Indo-Pacific. The August 13, 2026, memorandum prioritizes new…

The reactors doing the making are old and few, and each one shuts down on a schedule for maintenance.

Dragonfly's flight fuselage is in integration at Johns Hopkins APL. Titan's dense air and low gravity explain the ideal 40-to-one hover-power comparison, but not the spacecraft's full energy budget.

Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have identified a role for the youth-associated protein TIMP2 in supporting the healthy function of microglia, the brain's resident immune cells.

Ultra Maritime has tested a new sonar architecture that combines passive and active sensing to track submarines and drones.

The Army's space superiority efforts are focused on countering adversary ISR satellites, as well as conducting "stratospheric warfare," Col. Joe Mroszcyck told Breaking Defense.

Portable solar panels have long been a favorite of the off-grid camping and backpacking community. They are light, silent, and increasingly efficient.

XING Mobility's IMMERSIO Matrix is a direct liquid-cooled marine battery system offering 3C power and double the energy density.

Research from scientists at University of California San Diego School of Medicine and collaborators has shed new light on how the human brain coordinates working memory, the process in which the brain encodes information for immediate or short-term use.

Double-network granular elastomers (DNGEs) flex like rubber and resist damage from sudden shocks and long-term stress. As a 3D-printing medium, DNGEs could revolutionize wearable electronics and soft robotics due to strength and durability.

As Uncle Sam pumps billions into the industry, even Australian companies are rebranding to be red, white and blue.

Modern life runs on adhesives, from the soles of shoes to the joints that hold furniture together, yet most of them share one stubborn weakness: they fail when water gets involved. A thin layer of water molecules naturally coats any submerged surface, forming…