Articles by Carl Chance

NOAA brought Kermit, one of its Lockheed WP-3D Orions, to Oshkosh last year for AirVenture 2019. Take a closer look at the airplane, and learn more about the dangerous missions flown by its pilots and […]

B-17 gunner Leon Waldman recounts several of his fifty bombing missions over German-patrolled skies, including one so dangerous that his survival left him with the feeling of being reborn.

A world-class collection of antique war birds, including one that fended off a Nazi attack on Britain 75 years ago, sat dusty in the hanger of a West Texas oilman for decades.

Textron is in the final stages of developing the SkyCourier as a utility aircraft that can carry freight or passengers. The twin turboprop model has started its flight test campaign and will likely complete type […]

SpaceX launched Starlink last year with the sole idea of providing High Speed Internet to areas where traditional fiber optic cables still haven’t reached, far flung areas where Internet or any sort of communication is […]

This video will be continuing from where we left off in Part 1 of the video SpaceX killer. If you haven’t watched Part 1, be sure to check it out in the previous link. From […]

Earlier in 2018, Spacex’s Falcon Heavy created History by not only sending a car to Outer Space but also landing the Boosters with pin point accuracy. It may seem that the Future of Space Race […]

A Cold War Era satellite (Kosmos 1805) and NASA’s Fermi spacecraft came within 30 milliseconds of occupying the same space. This caused lots of angst at NASA over a spring weekend in 2012. Although this […]

As America’s adversaries evolve, the Air Force has to be ready t withstand a digital ‘sucker punch.’ To mitigate this threat, cybersecurity is being integrated into the development of all new programs from the start. […]

The Apophis Asteroid is going to get very close to Earth in 2029! How/will it impact us? Apophis is classified as a Potential Hazardous Asteroid (PHA) to Earth and astronomers want to use the event […]