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Lost Under the Sea (opens the original)
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Late last year, the Royal Navy tried something new. It loaded a quantum optical clock onto one of its uncrewed submarines and sent it down on multiple dives. “This experiment was a first critical step towards understanding how quantum clocks can be deployed on underwater platforms to enable precision navigation and timing,” said Commander Matthew Steele of the Royal Navy’s Disruptive Capabilities and Technologies Office. Now, a clock might sound like a strange thing to get excited about. But it’
GPS Is Broken (opens the original)
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Last week, two airliners lost GPS over Sweden. A KLM flight from Amsterdam to Helsinki on September 17. Then an Air Canada flight from Delhi to Toronto the very next day. The KLM crew had to ask for a reset of its avionics mid-flight. Both planes landed safely, thankfully, by falling back on older navigation systems. Six Nordic and Baltic countries have formally told the International Civil Aviation Organization that the interference comes from transmitters inside Russia, in Kaliningrad, Saint P
Don't Get Played: SpaceX Is the Trade, Not the Investment (opens the original)
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Wall Street can’t get enough of space stocks right now. Defense and space companies are turning to SPACs at a pace the sector hasn’t seen in years. Six space and defense SPAC deals have already been announced in 2026. That’s double all of 2025, and it works out to roughly one of every ten SPAC deals struck this year. Nine more SPACs are actively hunting for a space or defense target right now, sitting on a combined $2.35 billion in cash. One of them just agreed to take a rocket-propulsion compan
A Tech Revolution Is Flying Under the Radar (opens the original)
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Somewhere over Manhattan, a plane with no pilot, no noise, and no runway took off, flew a test route across the East River, and landed on a rooftop. Typically, that’d garner some attention. After all, a drone that flies people, potentially replacing helicopters and potentially car rides with cutting-edge technology, is kind of a big deal. But today we’re all focused on the CPI, bond yields, rate hikes, energy prices, and the war with Iran. So even a story as compelling as this gets drowned out —
It "Shot Down Everything We Put in the Air" (opens the original)
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The Golden Dome has been shrouded in secrecy since its inception. But a few months ago, the Department of War put it to the test… literally. Over the course of two classified demonstrations for military brass and industry insiders, the Pentagon conducted live-fire tests of Golden Dome hardware. It “shot down everything that we put in the air in a matter of 34 minutes,” Golden Dome director Gen. Michael Guetlein told the Space and Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville on August 11. More impress
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