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The B-21 Raider Was Built With Unprecedented Automation. The US Air Force Just Confirmed It Still Needs Two Pilots.
2026-07-28 — 19fortyfive.com


Canada Might Not Be Giving Up the F-35 Stealth Fighter Afterall
2026-07-27 — 19fortyfive.com


Iran Just Pulled Off a Strategic Master Stroke in the Strait of Hormuz and Now in the Red Sea — Trump Has a Problem
2026-07-22 — 19fortyfive.com


Russia's Best Harvest in Years Is Grinding to a Halt — and Farmers Fear Kyiv's Drones Could Cost It Ten Million Tons of Wheat
2026-07-21 — 19fortyfive.com


The F-35's New Radar May Secretly Be a Directed-Energy Weapon, Says the Analyst Who Hunted the 'Aurora' Spy Plane
2026-07-05 — 19fortyfive.com


Voyager 1 launched in 1977 on a four-year mission, and in November 2026, nearly half a century later, it will become the first object ever to reach one light-day from Earth — so distant that a signal now takes a full 24 hours to cross the emptiness back home
2026-07-02 — 19fortyfive.com


It weighed barely 570 pounds, ran on plutonium, and carried 1970s electronics — and in September 1979, after six years and billions of miles, Pioneer 11 became the first spacecraft in history to reach Saturn, slinging off Jupiter’s gravity along the way and finding a ring no telescope had ever revealed.
2026-06-22 — 19fortyfive.com


For 85 years after its discovery, Pluto was little more than a dot in a telescope — until 2015, when a piano-sized NASA spacecraft that had traveled more than three billion miles flew past and revealed a world with a 1,000-kilometer heart-shaped glacier of frozen nitrogen and a surface so young it should not exist.
2026-06-21 — 19fortyfive.com


In December 2024 a NASA spacecraft flew straight into the Sun’s outer atmosphere at 430,000 miles per hour, the fastest any human-made object has ever moved, through a region millions of degrees hot — and survived because a 4.5-inch carbon shield kept everything behind it at roughly room temperature.
2026-06-21 — 19fortyfive.com


In July 2025 astronomers spotted only the third object ever confirmed to come from beyond our Solar System — a comet called 3I/ATLAS that may be 12 billion years old, older than the Sun itself, passing through once at a speed too high ever to be captured, and then gone back into interstellar space forever.
2026-06-21 — 19fortyfive.com

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