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New Zealand licensed personal flying test equipment
Individual jet engine developers say the New Zealand aviation authority has granted them permission to test flight equipment.
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The plane will be 24 times faster by 2050
By 2050, the SpaceLiner superliner will be able to carry passengers from London to Sydney in just 90 minutes.
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Super-intelligent technology threatens the survival of human beings
Experts at the University of Cambridge are looking at the risks that could affect the future of humankind behind the emergence of super-smart technologies.
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Sensitive equipment such as dog nose
The new bio-based design of odor receptors in dogs is capable of rapidly detecting hazardous chemicals.
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The hood is anti-sneaky
A German artist who created a hood made surveillance cameras 'confusing' in the context of increasingly popular tracking devices in the country. The birth of this hood h…
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The freaky 'aircraft' of America
This LEMV is not really a balloon. Technically, this could be considered an aircraft
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Laser beams help the aircraft fly all year round
The unmanned aerial view became more apparent after Lockheed Martin, the US military hardware corporation, experimented with rechargeable laser technology. Test flight t…
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Race to build the descendants of Concorde
Boeing, Gulfstream and Lockheed Martin have joined forces with the US Aerospace Industries (NASA) to build a super-jet capable of completing the four-hour journey from L…
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NASA develops a new generation of ultra-light and flexible aircraft
NASA said it will use a module - a drone vehicle for research created by Lockheed Martin - for the Air Force Military Research Laboratory (AFLR) to test new key technolo…
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Solar cells are thinner than spider silk
The solar cells that Austrian and Japanese scientists have announced are thinner than spider silk, with so much elasticity that they can be wrapped around the hair.
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Build robots to help analyze and develop new types of glass
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany have created a robot capable of analyzing characteristics and developing new types of glass. This robot was introduced…
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Manufacturing cheap thermoelectric materials
The researchers were led by Dr. Ole Martin Løvvik, working at the Center for Nanoscience and Materials Science, University of Oslo, Norway, claiming to have made thermoe…
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Production of complex microprocessors from biological logic gates
Researchers at Imperial College London, United Kingdom, can build bi-logic gates that will be used in complex digital biometric devices in the future.
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Aircraft will appear in the next few years.
Military vehicles with wings on the body can appear on the ground and the sky in mid-2015.
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Self-reconnaissance robot
Creating a robot capable of hiding to avoid human detection is a big step forward for a fully automated spy robot from the US military.