Back in August 2021, Jay Leno pulled off an... incredible mid-air practical joke by popping out of the secret nose hatch of a vintage Grumman HU-16 Albatross while it was flying over the Pacific Ocean near Santa Catalina Island, California. 📹: SPIKEFERESTENshow more

Starlink-1586, launched from the U.S. Air Force’s Eastern Test... Range in Florida on August 17, 2020, re-entered the Earth’s atmosphere over the Eastern Pacific earlier tonight and was observed by a large number of residents in Northern California.show more

🚨🇮🇱🇮🇷 The Israeli military dropped a video of one... of their fighter jets taking out an Iranian drone mid-air before it could get anywhere near Israel. Over 110 drones have been intercepted by air and naval forces since the start of the war. Source: IDFshow more

A Cessna aircraft was intercepted in mid-flight by a... Mexican Air Force fighter jet over Mexicali, Baja California. According to authorities, the plane was carrying 24 kilograms of cocaine. The operation was launched after an alert from U.S. officials, which prompted immediate security actions in the border area.show more

🐰 I’m alive!! It was such a great experience... in my life. Bobby was insane for this! Despite his fear of heights, he pulled off this performance smoothly. Rapping while hanging in the air is not easy. He’s an incredible performer. Proud of you Bobby! #BOBBY #바비 김지 260712 AOD Final Day2 ©mykkaplleshow more

Bristol Blenheim crewman bails out just in time after... his bomber was shot down by flak over an Italian held position in late 1941 The turret gunner entry hatch was located on top of the fuselage and it seems like there is a human figure attempting to escape through this hatch.show more

This Rolls-Royce's “Hefty Bee” Boeing 747-200 (N787RR) headed to... storage at the Pima Air & Space Museum after a 20-year career as a flying testbed back in 2025. Originally delivered to Cathay Pacific in 1980, the 45-year-old Queen of the Skies was later transformed by Rolls-Royce into a vital platform for testing next-generation engines and sustainable aviation fuels. 📹: charlieruban1show more

A pilot landed a plane in the ocean near... a Florida beach and survived Faith Tankley was flying from Fort Myers to the Bahamas when, about 27 km from shore, the right engine failed, followed by a landing gear malfunction. She decided not to try to reach an airport — with a full tank of fuel, a hard landing could have caused a fire. Tankley turned the plane toward the ocean, avoided people and buildings, and managed to land it on the water. The plane suffered almost no damage, and the pilot got out of it without assistance.show more

✈️In Russia’s aviation sector, nothing much has changed —... today a plane had to make an emergency landing after it literally started falling apart in mid-air During the flight, a section of the fuselage tore off the aircraft operating the Vladivostok–Blagoveshchensk route. There were 90 passengers on board. The flight was operated by the airline “Rossiya” 🤡show more

EXCLUSIVE from Good Morning America/ABC News -- A first... look inside the second batch of so-called "UFO files." More than 50 videos and other documents. Here's what we found -- - Never before seen video from 2024. The Coast Guard picking up this object as it flew near a plane over the Southeastern US, the Pentagon says - Video taken by the US military over Syria in 2021, following an unidentified object before it suddenly speeds off. The service member who submitted the video labeled it “instant acceleration.” - A video from 2020, taken in an undisclosed area under US Central Command. It appears to show a sphere flying over a population center. The military, getting a closer look before it eventually flew higher, off into the sky. After multiple investigations the government has found no evidence any of these incidents are of an extraterrestrial nature, but military officials admit many incidents in the files remain “unresolved” and cannot be explained.show more

ALERT: Man who was rescued from a plane crash... last week off the coast of Florida is accused of smuggling cocaine. Jonathan Gardiner and 11 others were rescued on May 14th when their plane crashed about 80 miles off the coast of Florida, while flying from the Bahamian island of Great Abaco to Grand Bahama International Airport. The Air Force was flying in the general area for a training mission and saw an emergency beacon launch from the men stranded on a yellow life raft. According to a federal complaint, Gardiner had 3 phones and a cross-body bag that had $30,000 in Bahamian currency. The complaint said the money was marked with the name of a Bahamian politician who was allegedly connected to a planned shipment of 900 to 1,000 kilograms of cocaine from Colombia in November 2024. Gardiner was previously deported back to the Bahamas in 2014 after spending about 18 years in prison for federal narcotics and money laundering offenses. Gardiner is being charged with cocaine importation conspiracy.show more

Thursday, January 15, 2026, 1:40PM: Just like clockwork the... latest 0Z EU1 early preliminaries show that the powerful elongated Pacific jet extension will intensify greatly after January 24 and looks to aim directly at California, especially for Southern California by January 25 - February 8, 2026, This seems to be the best time frame for favorability. They’re is also now a re-emergence of the main Marshall Islands robust low axis approximately 345 miles due west seems to be developing in the central Pacific due to ongoing warming of the Pacific Ocean Basin very interesting times we are in currently. I'm monitoring all these ever-changing developments carefully and thoroughly in the next 72 to 96 hours. Currently, we’re experiencing almost record-breaking temperatures in Southern California where it was 85° on January 14, 2026 almost similar weather occurred back on December 10, 2025, where it was 87° in downtown Los Angeles this is the next loading phase of the storms. #CAwxshow more

Scientists at University of Western Australia set new record... for deepest fish ever filmed at a depth of 8,336 meters. During an expedition that took place in August 2022, the research vessel DSSV Pressure Drop embarked on a two-month journey to investigate trenches in the Pacific Ocean near Japan. The primary objective of the expedition was to examine the populations of deep-sea fish. While conducting filming activities, the research team unexpectedly encountered a previously unknown species of snailfish at an astounding depth of 8,336 meters, equivalent to over 27,000 feet, specifically in the Izu-Ogasawara Trench. At a depth of 8,022 meters, scientists successfully obtained two fish from traps. This achievement is noteworthy because it includes the capture of a snailfish species known as Pseudoliparis belyaevi. Notably, this is the first time a fish has been collected from depths exceeding 8,000 meters, as these snailfish were previously observed solely at a shallower depth of 7,703 meters.show more

And it’s not even the heaviest Air craft ever... built, however, the difference in weight between it and the heaviest aircraft once existed is 8,000 kg. Humans have indeed accomplished some of the craziest things in life. Antonov An-225 Mriya used to be the world's largest and heaviest aircraft before it was destroyed by Russian forces in Ukrainian airport in February 2022, during this ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war. Happened that when an invasion warning came, the Mriya could not fly. It was undergoing scheduled maintenance at Hostomel Airport (Kyiv) with one of its six engines dismantled. Other Ukrainian planes evacuated but Mriya was trapped on the ground, a sitting duck. It was housed in a massive hangar that was shelled by Russian artillery. A fire broke out, destroying the cockpit, nose, and avionics, effectively beheading the aircraft. Only one single Antonov An-225 Mriya was ever completed and flown. Here are Videos of Antonov An-225 Mriya while in service and after destruction.show more

The Oval was an incredible match to finish off... a great series, and in honour of that last test I’d like to share my 5th Masterpiece Innings artwork from the Ashes Test at The Oval in 2013. There is only one more artwork to reveal in the coming days ahead of the sales in a few weeks time, can you guess what Test it will be? August 16-18 2023 for AUD$300 on the @glorious_digil marketplace. Register now glorious.digital@stevesmithshow more

🚨#WATCH: As a dc resident captured the Sonic boom... on a home security camera 📌#Washington | #DC Earlier this evening, incredible video was captured on a home security camera showing a loud sonic boom which was caused by fighter jets that quickly took off to intercept an unresponsive Cessna 560 Citation V jet flying had entered the No-Fly Zone over the National Capital near the White House and Capitol Building The Cessna jet reportedly had four occupants, on board it later crashed in Virginia.show more

Footage emerging showing the remains of a an unidentified... air-to-ground munition employed by the Ukrainian Air Force for strikes in Russia-controlled city of Donetsk on Wednesday afternoon. Among debris seen in the clips are fragments of folded winglets that are usually employed in glide bombs/jet-powered stand-off weapons. This design doesn't resemble the one used in Storm Shadow/SCALP-EG, while Donetsk is estimated to be out of range for the safe launch of US-made GBU-62 JDAM-ER and GBU-39/B precision-guided glide bombs (+80km). One of the potential candidates is a munition from the American Extended-Range Attack Missile (ERAM) programme. In August 2025, U.S. State Department approved a potential Foreign Military Sale of up to 3,350 ERAM missiles to Ukraine. No actual photos of an intact ERAM munition has emerged as of yet. Another possibility is a US-made AGM-158 JASSM air-launched cruise missile. In August 2024, Reuters reported that the United States was close to supplying Kyiv with these munitions, although their delivery was never confirmed.show more

A tiny Pentagon office had spent months investigating conspiracy... theories about secret Washington UFO programs when it uncovered a shocking truth: At least one of those theories had been fueled by the Pentagon itself. In the 1980s, an Air Force colonel visited a bar near Area 51, a top-secret site in the Nevada desert. He gave the owner photos of what might be flying saucers. The photos went up on the walls, and into the local lore went the idea that the U.S. military was secretly testing recovered alien technology. But the colonel was on a mission—of disinformation. The photos were doctored, the now-retired officer confessed to the investigators. The whole exercise was a ruse to protect real government secrets. This episode, reported now for the first time, was just one of a series of discoveries the Pentagon team made as it investigated decades of claims that Washington was hiding what it knew about extraterrestrial life. In fact, a Wall Street Journal investigation reveals, the report itself amounted to a coverup—but not in the way the UFO conspiracy industry would have people believe. Read more:show more