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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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Nasa made eyeglasses through fog
NASA has successfully produced augmented reality goggles. This type of goggles can help pilots
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Robotic gloves
With power goggles, astronauts and car assembly workers will reduce the pressure on the muscles of the hands when handling instruments for a long time.
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Top 10 breakthrough technologies in 2011
Invisibility armor, the lightest material in the world, mind reading equipment ... are breakthrough technological achievements in 2011.
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NASA revealed 3 super commercial aircraft models
The US space agency (NASA) has unveiled three super passenger aircraft models for 2025.
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Solar Aircraft flies 5 years in a row
The Boeing Group is developing a generation of solar powered unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) capable of operating in the airship for five consecutive years.
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Future aircraft consume very little fuel
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) team has successfully researched new aircraft models, which could revolutionize civilian aircraft.
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Robot can move by sea temperature
NASA has developed a new generation of underwater robots that can move based on seawater heat.
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NASA's Global Hawk drone
The Global Hawk science-drived pilot has opened a new chapter in NASA's Earth Science Research.
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'Seagull' mechanical
A special flying device has been introduced to the public by the US Space Administration (NASA).
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NASA wants to turn the iPhone into a poison warning tool
The US space agency has created an electronic sensor for the iPhone that turns the smartphone into a portable chemical analyzer.
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NASA is developing nuclear energy technology.
NASA astronauts will need energy resources when they return to the Moon and set up a space station here.
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Robot ball explores Mars
In the future, the search for life in Mars can be assigned to ball-shaped robots.