Diane Tedeschi

Diane Tedeschi is a senior editor at Air & Space Quarterly.

Stories from this author

Two people standing outdoors on a paved surface holding a long, silver, cigar-shaped airship drone that features the text "KELLUU" in large black letters along its side.

The New Age of Tiny Airships

A white man in his 30s sits in the cockpit of a World War II-era military airplane. He is smiling and wearing sunglasses and a ballcap.

On the Road in Oshkosh, Wisconsin

A black-and-white historical photograph from circa 1931 shows Albert Einstein with Edwin Hubble and other astronomers standing on a walkway in front of the large dome of the Mount Wilson Observatory.

Who Is the Man Who Discovered the Universe?

Two aluminum cans are photographed against a dark background. One can has a red, white, and blue logo and a white plastic cap. The other can has a red and white logo.

The World Is Still Waiting for the Great Space Cola

A close-up, head-on view of the nose and cockpit section of a gray U.S. Air Force KC-10 Extender aircraft parked in an aircraft boneyard, with mountains in the distant background.

Air Crews Remember the Reliable KC-10 With Affection

Inside a large hangar filled with natural light, three white people maneuver a small red, white, and blue airplane into its display space. At least eight aircraft are suspended from the hangar's ceiling.

How to Build an Airplane in Seven Days

A wood and fabric World War I-era Curtis JN-4D aircraft is on display at the National Air and Space Museum. It has tan wings, and a brown and blue fuselage.

The Best Wood for World War I Airplanes

An old photo, tinted brown, depicts a flat barren landscape with a single pillar of dense white smoke at the center of the photo.

That Time We Bombed a Volcano

A massive aircraft with four propellers sits on a wet tarmac reflecting the bright red and white lights of the surrounding air base. The night sky above is cloudy, though some bright stars are visible.

The P-3 Orion Was Made for Hunting Submarines