Ground testing of the UKP124 million Taranis project is expected to take place in early 2009 with the first flight trials taking place in 2010. Named after the Celtic God of Thunder, Taranis ...

A prototype of England’s Taranis Unmanned Combat Aircraft System (UCAS) that we first covered back in 2006 has been unveiled for the first time by the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD).

Zepf and his colleague Gagik Nersisyan showed me around the TARANIS laser facility, which creates extremely bright flashes of light just like its namesake the Celtic god of thunder. TARANIS is about ...

The prototype roboplane, named Taranis after the Celtic god of thunder, took four years to build and cost £143 million ($215 million). read more. BAE Systems.

The Taranis, named for the Celtic god of thunder will fly faster than the speed of sound and beyond the eye of enemy radar with its single-wing stealth design, and U.K. officials hope to see it ...

Aptly named for the Celtic god of thunder, the British-made Taranis is one of the most advanced aircrafts ever built, and certainly the most advanced built by British engineers.

The £185 million (HK$2.34 billion) top-secret Taranis craft, named after the Celtic god of thunder, conducted the tests at an unnamed location, believed to be in the Australian desert, in August ...

A top secret unmanned drone, said to be the most advanced aircraft ever built in the UK, carries out its first successful test flights.

Defence Minister Lord Drayson has awarded a £124m contract to an industry team led by BAE Systems to develop stealth Unmanned Aerial Vehicle technology. A key deliverable of the Defence Industrial ...