The $600 million machine is already online and operational at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California.

It also warned that it would be vulnerable to anti-satellite weapons – such as the space-based nuclear weapons that Russia has developed recently, according to US intelligence. [ Donald Trump ...

aimed to create “a national defense system that could make nuclear weapons obsolete.” The American actor-turned-president envisaged “a space-based missile defense program that could protect ...

It also warned that it would be vulnerable to anti-satellite weapons — such as the space-based nuclear weapons that Russia has developed recently, according to US intelligence. “Space-based ...

WASHINGTON WAS abuzz on February 14th with news of a mysterious Russian space weapon ... in sending a nuclear bomb into orbit, rather than using an existing ground-based missile, could be to ...

SCIENTISTS have unveiled several options to stop 2024 YR4, an asteroid the size of a football pitch from smashing into Earth.

It is not clear if Iran’s bomb designs—past and present—have been based on a foreign atomic bomb design. The nuclear black-market network of physicist Abdul Qadeer Khan—considered the father of ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — A California-based startup led by former SpaceX executives announced Jan. 29 it has raised $100 million to ...

A nuclear weapon could potentially be sent into space to deflect an asteroid heading ... and work may begin on options for a "spacecraft-based response to the potential hazard", the agency said ...

and it has been suspected of using its space program to develop technologies that could be applied to its nuclear weapons program. Fox News Digital has learned that according to information ...

Protecting the U.S. would require novel solutions, like orbiting missile interceptors that can destroy incoming attacks.