Passenger double speed test sound
Cheap airplanes with twice the speed of sound will take off for the first time in a test flight later this year.
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Cheap airplanes with twice the speed of sound will take off for the first time in a test flight later this year.
Scientists discovered a weak spot vulnerable to hackers in technology devices.
Called Hushme, this invention of Ukrainian engineers looks like a cordless cordless headset, capable of blocking all telephone conversations.
South Korea is planning to build high-speed trains that can carry passengers at nearly the speed of sound.
Hackers can not only take advantage of the noise from computer heat sinks to steal information from remote users, but also from the process of writing data to the hard d…
The study of the use of ultrasound to lift and hold objects in the air will enable scientists to study objects with extreme conditions.
Traditional clothes dryers often use heating and drying methods - this is a very expensive method that does not bring high efficiency.
Dyson's products adopt a completely new design principle for silent operation and no damage to hair such as conventional hair dryers.
Will the hybrid air balloons be successful and bring hope to the abandoned air cargo industry for decades?
When ultra-small speakers have become so popular, they have invented super loud headphones.
The project uses in-ear echoes as a security measure developed by NEC technology group and Nagaoka University, Japan.
Lockheed Martin, America's largest defense technology company, has announced significant technological breakthroughs that help develop supersonic aircraft at speeds…
A new type of sound wave that has just been successfully developed for the first time in 50 years has revolutionized the use of stem cells in the treatment of disease.
A team from Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, successfully developed a sensor prototype that could determine the direction of sound and extract sound from noise.…
Spike Aerospace (USA) has just released updated information on the design of the S-512 supersonic jet engine that helps it fly faster and safer.