Iran unveils homegrown Qaher F-313 "stealth" fighter
The Qaher F-313 (Dominant F-313) is a new Iranian designed and built combat that is claimed to have stealth capabilities.
View ArticleSecret Operation 610 – scary mobile art that doubles as a laboratory
Rolling out of a hangar on the former Soesterberg Air Base in Utrecht, The Netherlands, is a black, angular shape that looks like a stealth hermit crab crossed with an airport waiting lounge: Secret...
View ArticleHow to build a "stealth" computer display
Computer monitors are big and splashy, and can reveal sensitive information or activities to bystanders. An additional layer of security (and fun) can be added to your computer's LCD display by...
View ArticleDARPA commissions a military "stealth motorcycle"
An elite team of commandos zip across rough enemy terrain, on motorcycles that produce no engine noise, yet that also have more range than pure electric bikes ... That's a scenario that DARPA would...
View ArticleTaranis drone demonstrates stealth in latest test
BAE Systems Taranis Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV) has flown for the first time in a full stealth configuration, making it almost invisible to radar ... and bringing the day of the unmanned war...
View ArticleRobotic sea lion flippers could propel future submersibles
Unlike most other sea creatures, sea lions use their forelimbs instead of a tail for propulsion. They also leave virtually no wake as they travel through the water. With an eye towards applying this...
View ArticleNew stealth material could defeat latest radar systems
To combat the lower-frequency, directed anti-stealth radar-targeting systems being developed, researchers have developed a thin electronic material that may help hide aircraft from missile-targeting...
View ArticleQuantum radar to render stealth technologies ineffective
Stealth technology may not be very stealthy in the future thanks to a new quantum radar system that uses the phenomenon of quantum entanglement to eliminate heavy background noise, thereby defeating...
View ArticleUnderwater acoustic cloaking device could make objects invisible to sonar
A team of researchers has developed a "cloaking device" that works underwater. The new metamaterial shield is able to intercept and bend underwater sound waves, like sonar, around it without scattering...
View ArticleStudy of moths' "stealth fur" may lead to better sound-absorbing materials
Bats eat a lot of moths, which they locate in the dark via echolocation. According to new research, however, some moths have evolved sound-absorbing fur as a passive means of defence – and it could...
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