U.S. defense contractor Raytheon announced a successful test of the DeepStrike autonomous mobile launcher vehicle this week.

Ventura Port District Harbor Patrol officers spotted the truck bobbing by the boat launch ramp shortly before 11 a.m. , Shevitz said. The driver told Shevitz that he meant to put the vehicle in ...

The China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT), which provided ... typically releases a “blue book” in January or February annually, detailing the previous year’s achievements and ...

Although the vehicle's first ... to be a debilitating design flaw in the upgraded version of Starship. It will be important to understand and address this. Another launch before this summer ...

The Starship's launch booster, which SpaceX calls Super Heavy, successfully separated from the vehicle and for only the third time, executed a return to its launch site, where it was caught in mid ...

NASA's SPHEREx and PUNCH missions will need to wait a little longer before heading to space. After delaying the launch of these missions five times — they were originally slated to take to the ...

After launching its flagship Galaxy S25 series in January, the South Korean tech giant is gearing up for the launch of its next ... initial reports suggested a design similar to its predecessor ...

Waymo's autonomous vehicles have been something of an Austin ... Uber's senior vice president of mobility and business operations, said this launch is a continuation of the company's strategy ...

Residents of the Texas capital can now hail a driverless Waymo vehicle — as long as they’re within the 37-square-mile service area. Residents of the Texas capital can now hail a driverless ...

Jon Edwards, SpaceX’s vice president of Falcon launch vehicles, highlighted that even at Cape Canaveral — the busiest U.S. spaceport — current protocols don’t allow simultaneous launches ...

Apple's foldable iPhone, expected to launch next year, may feature a design similar to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold and be based on the upcoming thin iPhone 17 Air.