Two private spacecraft tracked each other in orbit for the US Space Force, a historic maneuver that stayed remarkably quiet

Two private spacecraft completed a rapid orbital tracking mission, marking a major Space Force milestone in responsive space ...

Britain’s newly confirmed defense plan could revive a historic Merseyside shipyard once known as Cammell Laird, promising fresh growth

Britain's new defense plan could revive the historic Birkenhead shipyard as naval investment shifts toward a hybrid fleet.

India wants 100 GW of nuclear power by 2047, so a fresh uranium deal with Australia could quietly lock in the fuel

Australia and India finalize a uranium deal that could help fuel India's ambitious plan for 100 GW of nuclear power by 2047.

After decades of debate, Winnipeg has finally started tearing down its aging Arlington Bridge, though few realize what took so long

Winnipeg begins dismantling its historic Arlington Bridge, marking the first step toward replacing the aging rail crossing.

NATO has chosen Bombardier to build its new surveillance planes, a decision that could reshape how the alliance watches its skies

NATO picks Saab's GlobalEye on Bombardier's Global 6500, marking a major shift in allied airborne surveillance.

E20 petrol is not the engine-killer critics claim, India’s oil minister says, insisting ethanol blending quietly boosts energy security

India defends E20 gasoline, saying ethanol blending strengthens energy security without widespread engine damage.

Britain has approved a 700-acre solar farm in Cumbria, a project so vast it could take nearly two years to build

Britain approves the 691-acre Dean Moor Solar Farm, a major clean energy project that could take two years to build.

Ontario just lowered a 953-ton slab into a 35-meter shaft to build the West’s first grid-ready small reactor, powering 300,000 homes

Ontario installs a massive reactor foundation as Canada's first grid-scale SMR moves closer to powering 300,000 homes.

France is running out of farmworkers to pick its crops, so robots may soon take over the harvest entirely

France's mushroom farms face a labor shortage, and harvesting robots could reshape the future of crop production.

The Endeavour shuttle in its full livery on show, just as it was during its 25 trips to space

Space shuttle Endeavour returns in a full launch stack, giving visitors the closest view yet of NASA's iconic shuttle system.

After SpaceX, Elon Musk is chasing the next billion-dollar space market with Starfall, and it could make space stations obsolete

SpaceX's historic IPO could spark a new wave of billion-dollar space startups as employees turn stock wealth into new ...

Argentina’s Buenos Aires province will spend 31 billion on giant batteries to stop summer blackouts, and the chosen locations are unusual

Buenos Aires is investing in giant battery storage systems to cut summer blackouts and strengthen its power grid.