Missiles and drones that can sink aircraft carriers are quite cheap compared to the billions required to design, build, equip, and operate the carriers themselves. Are they still worth the investment?

The Navy is sending six Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers, each equipped with the Coyote and Roadrunner ...

Learn about the cumulative $13.68 billion NSSL contract awarded by the Space Systems Command to SpaceX, United Launch ...

SpinLaunch says its network will offer "significantly higher broadband capacity in a satellite constellation compared with ...

More than 80 ULA, Blue Origin, SpaceX and Arianespace rockets will be needed to carry Amazon's 3,200-plus first-generation ...

The US Space Force announced Friday it selected SpaceX, United Launch Alliance, and Blue Origin for $13.7 billion in contracts to deliver the Pentagon's most critical military to orbit into the early ...

for the Nintendo Entertainment System and then much later introducing ... and money involved in getting a product out the door, so launch line-ups can vary greatly in quality.

In a major defense milestone, the US Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS Pinckney (DDG-91) has successfully ...

"No matter how the mission unfolds, this is just the start of our journey, and we have all the pieces in place to learn and ...

That's because the premise is so outlandish as to almost not feel real. The company aims to build a kinetic launch system that spins a rocket around at speeds up to 4,700 mph (7,500 km/h ...

Central to its updated system is a new “C” button on its Joy-Con controller, which will launch a new “GameChat” feature — which requires a subscription to Nintendo’s Switch online ...