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Historical Wonders

Historical Wonders

A Carved Red-Deer Antler Became an Axe, a Harpoon, and a...

Thomas Reed
Historical Wonders

Conservators rebuilt Tang-era “golden armor” that once lived only in poetry

Thomas Reed
Historical Wonders

Stone Tools in Island Southeast Asia Hint Humans Mastered Ocean Travel...

Thomas Reed
Historical Wonders

A Scottish Road Cut into an Iron Age Hillfort and Exposed...

Thomas Reed
Historical Wonders

Did Water Lifts Raise Djoser’s Step Pyramid From the Inside?

Thomas Reed
Historical Wonders

Meteorite Iron Turned Up in Spain’s Most Famous Bronze-Age Gold Hoard

Thomas Reed
Historical Wonders

The Unused Plutonium Core That Nearly Became a Third Strike

Thomas Reed
Historical Wonders

Divers Recover an 8,500-Year-Old Danish Coastline Sealed Underwater

Thomas Reed
Historical Wonders

The Taraia Object: A Lagoon Shadow That Tests Earhart’s Final Map

Thomas Reed
Historical Wonders

Divers Found a Lake Ontario Schooner That Refuses to Fall Flat

Thomas Reed

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Why the Navy’s New Virginia Submarine Matters Underwater

Charles Mitchell
Engineering

Xiaomi’s Robot Hand Stays Cool by Sweating Like Human Skin

Charles Mitchell
Defense technology

Russia’s Cable-Guided Drone Signals a Harder Counter-Drone Fight

Charles Mitchell
Defense technology

Ukraine’s Drone Edge Is Exposing a Dangerous Military Gap

Charles Mitchell
Charles Mitchell

Why the Navy’s New Virginia Submarine Matters Underwater

What changes when a 377-foot nuclear-powered attack submarine joins the fleet? In the U.S. Navy’s case, it reinforces a part of naval power that is measured less by visibility than by persistence, stealth, and the ability to bring sensors and weapons into contested waters without warning. The newly commissioned USS...