Reaching the Singularity May be Humanity’s Greatest and Last Accomplishment
Should we be searching for post-biological aliens?
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Category: Air and Space Mag
Turns Out Alexei Leonov’s First Spacewalk Wasn’t Quite as Dramatic as We Thought
Newly released documents cast a different light on one of the most recounted stories in space...
Read More World War II’s Strangest Bombing Mission
The RAF knew how to cut the power on propaganda.
Read More When Apollo Went to Japan
At Expo ’70, I was the happy ambassador for the U.S. Space program.
Read More How Do You Move a Six-Story Space Mural?
Slowly, one panel at a time.
Read More Behind the Scenes of a Museum’s Makeover
Protecting precious artifacts during the National Air and Space Museum’s multi-year...
Read More Forget Still Pictures. This New Observatory Will Make Astronomy Videos
The Universe in time-lapse.
Read More The Navy’s Drone Fleet is Growing
Aircraft carriers are being readied for next-generation warfare that relies on unmanned aerial...
Read More How the Curtiss P-40 Got That Wicked Shark Grin
The Tomahawk was not the first airplane to wear its trademark nose art.
Read More War Stories, New and Old, at the National Air and Space Museum
Revitalization also means commemorating World War II in unfamiliar ways.
Read More This Film Replica of the Douglas Devastator Could Pass for the Real Thing
Made for the movie Midway, it looks like it could have flown the historic mission.
Read More Korea, the First Jet War
It was a long, hard fight for both the communist and United Nations jet pilots who battled for the...
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