Air And Space - Page 17

September 15

NASA at a crossroads: Trump’s plan to refocus, explore and beat China

Trump's space vision adds to NASA's budget, prioritizing Moon missions and orbital platforms while streamlining the agency's focus on exploration.

September 12

America’s new stealth B-21 Raider takes next step with second bomber’s first flight

The Air Force announced a second B-21 Raider flight test, marking progress on the $800 million stealth bomber that will replace aging nuclear aircraft by the 2030s.

September 12

Reporter's Notebook: Military whistleblowers testify to Congress about unexplained UFO encounters

Military whistleblowers testified before Congress about UFO encounters, describing incidents where objects allegedly deflected missiles and caused electronic interference.

September 9

Hellfire missile bounces off mysterious orb in stunning UAP footage shown to Congress

Lawmakers stunned as footage shows Hellfire missile bouncing off unidentified aerial phenomena, with experts testifying no U.S. technology could survive such a strike.

September 9

House witness testifies UFOs nearly activated Russian nuclear missiles during 1982 incident

Investigative journalist George Knapp claims a UFO sighting in the 1980s almost caused the Russians to launch ICBMs and possibly trigger World War III.

September 9

Congressional witness claims UFO almost triggered Russian ICBM launch

A witness claims to have evidence of Russian officers "panicking" during the incident.

September 5

Alabama lawmakers hail Trump’s Space Command HQ decision and warn delays in move risk security

Alabama lawmakers praise President Donald Trump's decision to move Space Command headquarters to Huntsville after the site won two competitions and offers $462 million in savings.

September 4

NASA astronauts open up about importance of exercise in low gravity

Expedition 73 flight engineers Zena Cardman, Jonny Kim and Mike Fincke discuss how they exercise and stay healthy while in space on ‘America’s Newsroom.’ 

September 4

NASA says America will win ‘the second space race’ against China

NASA's Sean Duffy says the U.S. will go back to the Moon before President Donald Trump leaves office.

September 4

Sean Duffy says America is going ‘back to the moon before President Trump leaves office’

NASA's acting administrator Sean Duffy declared the U.S. will win ‘the second space race’ against China in new clip obtained by Fox News Digital. (NASA)