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Air Force Plans $1.057 Billion F-47 Test Campus at Nellis

David WhitakerOctober 27, 2026October 27, 20260

The U.S. Air Force plans to spend $1.057 billion on a test and maintenance campus for Boeing’s F-47 fighter at…

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Army Will Field M8 Carbine, One Pound Lighter and 3.5 Inches Shorter

David WhitakerOctober 27, 2026October 27, 20260

The Army’s next carbine is being promoted through a comparison that also exposes an unresolved procurement question. The Pentagon says…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Misapplied Sealant Likely Caused Grumman Plane’s Fatal Ottawa Engine Failure

Thomas CaldwellOctober 27, 2026October 27, 20260

Misapplied maintenance sealant most likely caused the complete engine failure that preceded a fatal Grumman American AA-5A crash in Ottawa,…

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Boeing Connects Nine C-17s to SpaceX Network; Contracts Cover 19

David WhitakerOctober 27, 2026October 27, 20260

Boeing technicians have equipped nine U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III cargo jets with communications hardware linked to SpaceX’s military…

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Hoover Dam’s First Extended Spillway Run Carved a 45-Foot-Deep Cavity

Thomas CaldwellOctober 27, 2026October 27, 20260

Lake Texoma’s first spillway flow removed some sod and caused no major structural damage. Hoover Dam’s first extended spillway operation…

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Ukrainian Drones Restrict All Four Moscow Airports, Delay Four Presidential Aircraft

Stephen WallaceOctober 27, 2026October 29, 20260

A Ukrainian drone attack restricted all four Moscow airports for as long as six to seven hours on Friday, October…

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Without Hoover Dam, Lake Mead Drains, Turbines Stop and Intakes Move

Thomas CaldwellOctober 27, 2026October 27, 20260

Lake Mead’s elevation makes three connected systems work. Water surrounding submerged intake infrastructure can be pumped toward Southern Nevada, the…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

2027 Chevy Bolt Finishes Deep South Trip but 200-Mile Range Forces Detour

Thomas CaldwellOctober 27, 2026October 29, 20260

The 2027 Chevrolet Bolt completed a demanding drive from Nashville to New Orleans, but it did not follow the intended…

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USS John Finn Crew Expected Weeks Away, Now Faces 14 Months

David WhitakerOctober 27, 20260

A deployment that USS John Finn sailors reportedly expected to last 45 to 60 days could now keep them away…

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2027 Silverado’s Smaller V8 Has a 4,000-Pound Maximum-Towing Edge

Thomas CaldwellOctober 27, 20260

Chevrolet’s newly released 2027 Silverado 1500 specifications produce an unexpected comparison. The sixth-generation 5.7-liter V8 makes 402 horsepower and 428…

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NASA Safety Panel Seeks Artemis Review Over 22-Launch Refueling Plan

David WhitakerOctober 27, 20260

Twenty-two supporting Starship launches may be required before NASA’s planned lunar lander can leave Earth orbit for the Moon. That…

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Ford Recalls 2,276 F-150s Over Loose Front-Seat Fasteners

Thomas CaldwellOctober 27, 20260

Ford is recalling 2,276 F-150 pickup trucks because some front seats may not be properly secured, creating a risk that…

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Navy’s Carderock Basin Uses 216 Paddles to Test Ship Designs Indoors

Thomas CaldwellOctober 27, 2026October 29, 20260

Along two walls of the Navy’s football-field-size indoor ocean, 216 individually controlled paddles turn programmed motion into repeatable waves. This…

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SpaceX Plans $40 Billion AI Chip Lease as Moon and Mars Funding Remains Unclear

David WhitakerOctober 27, 2026October 29, 20260

$40 billion is the scale of SpaceX’s next computing commitment. The company has reached a binding commitment for an approximately…

  • Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Fixed-Wing Electra EL2 Takes Off and Lands at Manhattan Heliport

Thomas CaldwellOctober 27, 2026October 27, 20260

A fixed-wing aircraft has operated from a site normally associated with helicopters. Electra announced on October 26 that its two-seat,…

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Toyota Tests 220-Horsepower Engine in GR86, Subaru Replacement Remains Unconfirmed

Thomas CaldwellOctober 27, 2026October 27, 20260

Toyota has put one of its own four-cylinder engines into an experimental GR86, replacing the boxer layout associated with the…

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Britain Awards ClearSpace UK $81 Million to Remove Two Dead Satellites

David WhitakerOctober 27, 2026October 27, 20260

Britain is committing approximately $81 million to a spacecraft that must do more than catch one piece of orbital junk….

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BMW iX3 Adds 148 Highway Miles in a 15-Minute Charge

Thomas CaldwellOctober 27, 2026October 27, 20260

148 miles is the practical result of a 15-minute charging stop in an independent test of the 2027 BMW iX3…

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Jet2 Retires World’s Oldest Boeing 737-800 After 80,000 Flight Hours

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