Defence & Space – Page 27 – The Liberal Globe

The “Scary Barbie” that shines across the Universe

May 4, 2023

It is a black hole that produces an unprecedented level of luminosity. It is also known that black holes, and especially the larger ones,…

China is planning Lunar Habitats and Missions to Asteroids

April 27, 2023

A few days ago it became known that the Chinese Space Agency (CSA) is examining ways of exploiting the local materials of the Moon…

Indeed the explosion of the SpaceX rocket was a success

April 27, 2023

The first test launch of a SpaceX rocket from Starship — the most powerful launch vehicle ever built — ended with an explosion over…

No more Freedom-class LCSs, welcome Constellation Frigates

April 27, 2023

Three ships at anchor mark the end of a 20-year era for the United States Navy. LM’s trio of Freedom-class Littoral Combat Ships will…

BARAK MX, the Israeli proposal for sophisticated networked air defense

April 27, 2023

Israeli know-how has several solutions to offer such as IAI’s BARAK MX system, which has been developed to meet stringent local requirements and is…

The “military” helicopter and its high degree of survival in battle

April 20, 2023

In military helicopters, there is behind them a whole construction philosophy, with special requirements and specifications, which aims at significant resistance on the battlefield…

Canada wants 12 new submarines, $60 billion budget

April 20, 2023

The Canadian Navy wants to procure 12 new submarines with a budget of $60 billion. However, industry sources in the country say that the…

Lessons from the Ukraine-Russia War: loitering munitions in an anti-artillery role

April 13, 2023

In the war between Ukraine and Russia, artillery is prominent in the operations of both parties, maintaining its traditional position in the field. With…

Multipurpose combatants, changing role through weapon-equipment modules

April 6, 2023

To date, most naval platforms appear quite rigid in the adaptation of their armament and equipment as it is initially installed during shipbuilding. So…