Category: Engineering

Providence-based Textron Systems Corporation has confirmed the successful completion of US Army-led First Article Testing (FAT) for its XM204 Top Attack Munition under the current Low-Rate Initial Production (LRIP) contract. 

Conducted at…

Rockstar Games has officially delayed the release of Grand Theft Auto VI to May 26, 2026, moving it nearly a year beyond its previously announced fall 2025 window.

The studio announced the news via a statement on its website, apologizing for…

Scientists once drilled seven miles (12 km) into Russia’s Kola Peninsula to test the limits of engineering. Half a century later, that ultra-deep mindset is being repurposed for something more practical: harvesting Earth’s heat as a…

The future of trucking is here, and it doesn’t involve a driver behind the wheel. Aurora, a Pittsburgh-based autonomous vehicle tech startup, has officially launched its self-driving trucking service in Texas.

The company’s autonomous…

Ever wondered what makes your smartphone screen so bright and colorful? The secret lies in a group of special metals called rare earth elements (REEs). These elements turn invisible UV or blue light into the vivid reds, greens, and blues you see…

For millions of years, the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous oceans belonged to enormous and scary hunters. 

Among them were pliosaurs with giant jaws, toothy crocodile-like reptiles (thalattosuchia), and sleek, fast, fish-shaped predators…

In a pivotal advance for modern science, researchers have created the most universal and effective snake antivenom to date, which in trials conducted on mice managed to neutralize the venom of some of the most lethal snakes in the world,…

Researchers at Northeastern University have developed a new algorithm that significantly improves the efficiency of mobile robot navigation.

Designed to reduce the heavy memory demands of autonomous operation, the breakthrough enables robots to…

A new paper by computer engineer Dr Konstantin Borisov stakes an attention‑grabbing claim: the biblical Garden of Eden was located on Egypt’s Giza Plateau, and the Great Pyramid embodied the “Tree of Life.” 

The study…

Austrian scientists have discovered a bizarre and previously unknown embalming method used on a centuries old mummy found in a church crypt, leaving the body in remarkably well preserved condition.

The remains were long rumored to be the…