After skipping iOS 19 and moving straight to iOS 26, Apple might also skip over the iPhone 19 and release the iPhone 20 in 2027.

Russia tested a new nuclear-capable and powered cruise missile fit to confound existing defenses, inching closer to deploying it to its military, President Vladimir Putin said in remarks released on Sunday.The announcement, which followed years of tests of the Burevestnik...

For a moment, I would like you to imagine what the perfect cruise missile would look like.  It would have to be so evasive that no missile defense system on Earth could intercept it.  It would…

[View Article at Source]Imagine if a trillion dollars a year wasted on our current military posture were allocated to smart scientific, research, or infrastructure investments. No democrat voter favors…

On Sunday’s edition of NBC’s Meet the Press, Sen. Ruben Gallego (D‑AZ) accused the Trump administration of sanctioning “murder” by authorizing U.S. military strikes on suspected drug‑smuggling…

Argentina’s libertarian president, Javier Milei, won decisive victories in key districts across the country in midterm elections on Sunday, clinching a crucial vote of confidence that strengthens his…

The famous Tycho supernova of 1572, witnessed by Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe, didn't explode in empty space as has been assumed. New analysis reveals it detonated inside a planetary nebula, the ghostly shell of gas expelled by an earlier dying star. The evidence lies in two "ear" shaped structures that were sticking out from the remnant's main shell, matching similar features in three other supernovae previously identified as explosions within planetary nebulae. This discovery supports the "core-degenerate" model where a white dwarf star merges with a companion star's core, with the explosion occurring hundreds of thousands of years later while the nebula remains intact. Most strikingly, if Tycho follows this pattern, it suggests that 70-90% of normal Type Ia supernovae may actually be supernovae inside planetary nebulae!

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