Lockheed says the new missile is four times as capable as the current system.
The planes took off and landed on the uneven dirt airstrip located in the Melrose Air Force Range training area in New Mexico.
The nuclear button is in the spotlight following the boasts of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump.
Robots inspired by nature are being developed to help with stealth and agility, as well as usher in a new generation of smart drones.
From going to Mercury to taking tourists on space rides, there is a lot to look forward to in 2018.
The new prime number was found in December 2017 by multiplying 77,232,917 twos and then subtracting one.
The Falcon Heavy rocket is now vertical on pad 40, the same launchpad that launched the historic Apollo 11 moon rocket.
Hyundai Motor Co. said Thursday (4 January) it will begin selling its first self-driving vehicles by 2021 in partnership with US-based self-driving technology startup Aurora.
The device has already shown signs of promise, reducing the severity of the condition in 20 patients.
New report warns automation might be deployed to mitigate effects of a higher wage bill.
The unique service, launched jointly by California-based start-up Zipline and Rwanda government, delivers crucial blood bags to remote regions of the nation in 30 minutes or less.
Unlike previous versions, the novel robotic hand is compact enough to be carried and used outside a laboratory.
The technique could provide historians new insights into ancient Egyptians and their everyday lives.
Celestial navigation could be making a major comeback as GPS' vulnerabilities become clear and present.
Uber was valued around $68.5bn during a 2016 capital investment, but it dropped to somewhere above $48bn in the SoftBank deal announced last week.
Researchers developed "optically pumped" magnetometers that picked up signals as faint as one-millionth of the Earth's magnetic field strength.
Called SVLK-14S Sumrak, the rifle is not meant for combat but is a mere collector's item.
The method is not just faster but also cheaper than current commercial breeding techniques that use vapour lamps.
China, North Korea, South Korea, Japan and Taiwan are locked in an arms race that will give the countries the ability to attack each other in short notice and with deadly force.
It is still unclear as to what the Zuma satellite's mission is and what branch of the US government the spacecraft belongs to.
2018 is slated to be an exciting year for Nasa and its fans as the space exploration organisation has a lot of missions, updates and extensive plans scheduled across the year.
"All the indicators are that we could be looking at a chocolate deficit of 100,000 tonnes a year in the next few years," researcher Doug Hawkins said.
The Gray Wolf will work as a semi autonomous swarm and overwhelm enemy defences with sheer numbers, the US Air Force said.
Robots could also reportedly soon be used to develop sensitive spy devices for the Chinese military.
The innovative patch carries hundreds of microneedles and can be made for just $3.50.
In 10,000 years, if humans survive, there will be no genetic differences in our makeup and we will be evenly distributed throughout the planet.
Appearing at IIT Bombay, the humanoid even expressed concern over the growing intolerance in the world.
The new AI software Maven, has been reportedly designed to be paired with the US Navy and Marine Corps georegistration system called Minotaur.
China reportedly conducted the first-ever flight test of a new kind of ballistic missile, which can deliver both nuclear and conventional payloads.
The WeChat ID system will reportedly allow Chinese citizens to scan their faces using the WeChat mobile app to create a unique digital ID card.
