The power of the world's largest water gun
A former NASA engineer built the world's largest water gun, able to fire a jet of water at 437 km / h.
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A former NASA engineer built the world's largest water gun, able to fire a jet of water at 437 km / h.
An English inventor built Iron Man-style flying suits, which could reach a maximum speed of 320km / h.
UFO hunters discovered a strange object on the runway of the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) through Google Earth images.
Strong winds with speeds of hundreds of kilometers per hour sometimes lift weather observers to a few meters above the ground.
Franky Zapata - who invented the Flyboard Air jet medium, has set a new world record for the farthest flight ever made by hoverboard.
A super product everyone is waiting for, the dream called Aerion AS2 is about to be completed and put into use.
Since 2011, the Advanced Defense Projects Agency (DARPA) has begun developing a technique to use airplanes to support rocket launch into space (ALASA) to bring small sat…
We already have the images inside Bloodhound SSC, the car is expected to reach more than 1,600km / h.
Instead of being scrapped, an old bicycle became a jet car running at 80km / h, thanks to the ingenious creativity of an English young man.
Loving the bike, but also want to save time for daily travel, a Romanian teenager who has built a jet engine for the car.
Strange objects in Tuyen Quang are spherical, 80 - 100cm in diameter, which looks like ball bombs, metal covers with knob at both ends. On the body there are many foreig…
The researchers tested a supersonic jet with an ambition to fly up to 8,000 km / g in Australia on March 25. This $ 1.42 million project was opened by researchers at the…
A Boeing 777 Worliner jet took off from Hong Kong during a 23-hour flight to London (England) ...
Engineers in Dubai are working on a world record breaking project using powerful jet engines that fire water jets to the sky at the same height as a 50-story building.
At 80, Sue Finley is still working at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA).