For the past two decades, hypersonic weapons have followed a fairly straightforward development philosophy: maximum speed, maximum range, highly sophisticated ...
Mining haul trucks seem like some of the least obvious machines to electrify. A vehicle weighing hundreds of tons has to carry ore continuously, climb long ...
Russia’s nuclear submarine fleet now includes a vessel that is difficult to fit into any conventional classification. It is not a ballistic missile submarine ...
As preparations were underway for the launch of the “Artemis II” crewed mission, all eyes were on the rocket, the spacecraft, and the crew. But another ...
In this section—if it proves to be of interest—there will be short stories about the everyday combat life and exploits of British battlecruisers during World ...
An Algorithm to Combat Shortages: Why Didn't the USSR Decide to Hand Over Power to a Neural Network?
The history of Soviet computers is a chronicle of missed opportunities, office wars, and brilliant insights that were ahead of their time. But while in our ...
An article by Yuri Pasholok from the WARSPOT website, dated July 18, 2016 The history of the T-60 tank’s development is atypical for Soviet tank ...
We’ve previously written about the development of the new Ka-65 “Minoga” helicopter in Russia. However, information about it has been scarce lately, but that ...
Sometimes the future is revealed not in high-profile premieres, but in decisions that never came to fruition. In 2024, the United Kingdom was ready to take ...
In the mid-1960s, the Soviet Army used the “Luna” and “Luna-M” unguided missile systems to deliver tactical nuclear warheads to enemy positions. These ...
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