How Many Planes Can An Aircraft Carrier Launch Per Minute?
At first look, it may seem that an aircraft carrier is unorganized, but don't be fooled, as planes can be launched at a rapid rate per minute.
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Stories By Bob Sharp
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How America's Advanced Aircraft Carriers Compare To The Rest Of NATO's Fleet
NATO fields several aircraft carriers, but how do Britain’s, France’s, and others truly measure up against America’s massive nuclear-powered fleet?
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Electrical Devices Are A No-Go For Horse Racing (Unless You Want A 10-Year Ban)
Electrical devices meant to influence a horse’s speed are banned in racing. One trainer’s 10-year suspension shows how seriously the sport enforces this rule.
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New Recycling Method Helps Researchers Recover 99% Pure Lithium From Used EV Batteries
Lithium-ion battery waste is a huge concern for the future, but researchers have found a recycling method capable of extracting 99% pure lithium.
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Why Airbus Builds Commercial Jets In China
We often think of Chinese manufacturing as a way to cut costs, but that's not necessarily the motivation behind Airbus' Chinese-market efforts.
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What Is 'Title Jumping' And Why Is It Illegal In Every State?
Selling a car without transferring the title may sound harmless, but it’s called title jumping and it’s a crime with risks for buyers and sellers.
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UK Deploys RAF Typhoon Fighter Jets To Defend Poland From Russian Drones
Rising drone incursions into Polish airspace have sparked a new NATO mission, with the UK stepping in to bolster European defense efforts.
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Here's What To Know About The SpaceX Launch For Nusantara Lima Mission
SpaceX has added another successful Falcon 9 satellite launch to its tally with the Nusantara Lima mission on September 11, 2025. Here's what went down.
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The Future Of Nuclear Reactors Is Making Its Way To The US
Nuclear energy hasn't been popular in the U.S. for decades, and very little infrastructure has been built as a result. New technologies might change that.
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Why The Air Force's B-21 Raider Stealth Bomber Is So Special Compared To Other Jets
The Air Force’s newest stealth bomber looks like the B-2, but major differences set it apart. Discover why the B-21 Raider may change modern airpower.
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Airplane Tech Actually Powered Kawasaki's Very First Motorcycle - Here's How
Motorcycles and airplanes may not share a lot at first glance, but Kawasaki's first bike shows that there's more in common than meets the eye.
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Here's How Air Force Special Ops Troops Practice Seizing An Airfield
Controlling airfields and airports is vital during wartime, so Air Force and Air National Guard troops practice assaulting them by air and sea.
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How Serious Are Those 'Speed Enforced By Aircraft' Signs, Really?
“Speed Enforced by Aircraft” signs aren’t just for show — some states do use planes to catch speeders. But how widespread is it really and how does it work?
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What Are Those Little Cameras Above Traffic Lights Actually For?
While most traffic light cameras simply measure traffic and help time the lights, some modern additions are used for more sinister purposes.
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E-4B Nightwatch Interior: What Does The Inside Of The Doomsday Plane Look Like?
The E-4B Nightwatch is also known as the Doomsday plane and it's designed to carry our leaders through the most extreme circumstances. Here's what's inside.
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Why The Airbus A350 Is Considered One Of The Best Jets For Long Flights
The Airbus A350 competes directly against Boeing's 777 and the 787 Dreamliner, but offers creature comforts such as a higher cabin pressure.
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Are You Allowed To Keep AirTags In Carry-On Luggage? TSA's Rules, Explained
Thinking of slipping an AirTag into your bag when taking a flight? You probably can, but the full rule isn’t quite as simple as you might think.
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What Does 'DEVGRU' Stand For In The US Navy?
The U.S. Navy's SEAL Teams haven't existed since the 1980s, as the were reclassified as the Special Warfare Development Group (or DEVGRU) in 1987.
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How Many Satellites Are In Space And Which Country Has The Most?
From Sputnik’s lonely orbit to today’s crowded skies, satellites shape our world in many ways. But how many are up there, and which country tops the list?
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What Engines Do F-15 Jet Fighters Use & How Powerful Are They?
The engines that power fighter jets are no joke, but what powerplant acts as the beating heart of a F-15 and what kind of is it actually capable of?
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5 Of The Worst Aircraft Carriers In Military History
From to fragile propellers and floating fire hazards, to stacks belching out plumes of thick, black smoke. These aircraft carriers failed to prove their worth.
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What Is A Powership And Why Do Some Countries Need Them?
Powerships are essentially floating power stations that can anchor offshore and plug in to produce electricity to supplement the local power grid.
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The F-35 Fighter Jet: Which Countries Helped Develop It & What Did They Do?
The Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II multi-role combat aircraft was developed and built by companies from across the globe.
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Why Do Airliners Still Display 'No Smoking' Signs If Smoking's Banned On Planes?
Although smoking has been outlawed on passenger flights for decades, no smoking signs are still mandated by the Federal Aviation Authority.
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Why This Model Is Considered The Worst Ferrari Engine Ever Made
The luxury supercar brand, Ferrari, is known for its powerful engines, but not all of them are loved by fans. Here is the worst engine it ever made.
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This Plane Set The Record For The Slowest Jet To Ever Fly
The Polish-made PZL M-15 was a poorly thought-out effort to replace the beloved Antonov An-2 with a jet-engine model for crop dusting in the Soviet Union.
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Are The Blue Angels' Fighter Jets Combat-Ready?
The U.S. Navy's Blue Angels are best known for wowing crowds at air shows with their F/A-18 Super Hornet jets, but could they enter combat if needed?
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