Articles by Carl Chance

Over the North Atlantic, where there is no radar coverage, planes don’t fly like they normally fly. They follow a set of daily tracks that act like highways in the sky. From Wendover Productions.

Passionate about engineering, design, and fueling kids’ excitement to learn and help others, this member of the maker movement shares an innovative initiative.

Maintaining a technological edge in defense requires snagging the best and brightest minds for research and development. In this episode, we introduce you to some of the innovative minds working to make the Aie Force’s […]

After a chance encounter, a young man begins his journey from busboy to groundbreaking engineer. Northrop Grumman.

Take a rare and unique glimpse into the culture, experiences and sacrifices of Northrop Grumman’s unsung heroes – its employees who have secret and top secret clearances and work on classified projects. From Northrop Grumman.

National Teacher of the Year Finalist, Ron Stephenson, presents instructional strategies and the integration of STEM education challenges in his third-grade classroom. He articulates why STEM education needs to become a part of every child’s […]

Kenneth Todorov, VP of Missile Defense, discusses the evolution of missile defense to meet hypersonic threats and what those threats entail.

C4ADS is a Washington, DC-based, non-partisan, non-profit leveraging unique people, unique data, and disruptive technology to address complex security challenges. Our work in cognitive informatics uses the C4ADS environment to conduct an ethnomethodolgical study of […]

IHS Jane’s Intelligence Review is increasing the depth of the ‘OPEN SOURCE INTELLIGENCE’ (OSINT) inputs it brings to bear on the topics covered. This video will set out some brief examples where OSINT techniques have […]

Steveo 1 Kinevo shares his first flight lesson in a tailwheel 1940 J3 Cub. This was interesting to me, your Wings Over Kansas editor, because the J3 Cub was the first flight experience I had […]