Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal and the Midterms
On October 9, President Trump announced that Russia will supply large amounts of diesel to the US and the world
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Vienna and Beijing Build the First Nuclear Clocks
Time is the most precisely measured quantity in physics, and the race to build better clocks has just taken an
Understanding Aviation Accidents Without the Drama
Many mainstream aircraft accident series rely on dramatic music, a hushed narrator and cliffhangers before the ad break. Mentour Pilot,
Starship Reaches Orbit, 18 Years After Falcon 1
On 28 September 2008, a small rocket called Falcon 1 reached orbit on its fourth attempt, after three failures. It
A Pilot’s YouTube Channel That Brings Aviation to Life
A recent video of a T-6 race, filmed at close range from the home pylon, reminded me why aviation fascinates
Russia’s Hybrid Campaign Against Europe Is Growing
This week, leaders in Poland, France, Lithuania and Finland warned publicly that Russian pressure on Europe is growing. The coordinated
Kimi Antonelli: A Champion In The Making
Two years ago, Kimi Antonelli’s Formula 1 story at Monza began with a wall. On his first-ever F1 weekend outing
Street Parade Inspired My Track Blaze and Bloom
Zurich turned into one giant dancefloor again this year, and I was right there in the middle of it —
Starship 40’s Long Voyage From Launch to Christmas Island
On July 24, 2026, SpaceX launched the thirteenth full-stack test flight of Starship from Starbase, Texas. What followed was, by