Whether we like it or not, military hardware is going to be in space. It's just a question of when and what.

You might see a lot of headlines featuring the words "military" and "zombies" in your feeds. But don't worry, the undead aren't about to rise from the grave in pursuit of human flesh.

While Singularitarians are focused on creating a friendly AI, the first real world artificial intelligence systems are likely to be as unfriendly as possible by design...

Stalin wasn't the only world leader who was thinking about using the Moon as a springboard for a massive base able to strike anywhere on Earth with devastating consequences.

The Soviet Union wanted to detonate a nuclear warhead on the Moon as a show of force. But without an atmosphere and 238,900 miles away, what would that look like?

Nuclear weapons are the most terrifying devices humanity ever invented. And back in the day, the military explored using psychics to figure out where to aim them.

Does Russia really house a former Soviet doomsday weapon designed to wipe out ever major city in the West should Moscow be obliterated?

According to some environmentalists, the worst part of war is the carbon footprint.

In the early 20th century, monowheels and spheres were all the rage. So, of course, someone tried to turn them into weapons of war...

The only questions about whether there will be a war in space are when and what weapons will be used.

Everyone wants to know what made the Knights Templar wealthy and powerful, but a lot of popular theories miss obvious explanations.

What if all those flying saucers weren't alien explorers, but a secret military program originally started by the Nazis?

A new book tries to give readers a peek into the shadowy world of top secret military programs by exploring the patches its members wear.

Despite what the movie told you, we wouldn't be all that defenseless from an alien invasion.

Do we really have, or even need, a hypersonic combination of a bomber and spy plane?