Solar Impulse 2 solar plane ends flight test
On June 2, Solar Impulse 2 solar powered aircraft successfully completed the first test flight, surpassing the biggest obstacle to the goal of making a round-the-world f…
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On June 2, Solar Impulse 2 solar powered aircraft successfully completed the first test flight, surpassing the biggest obstacle to the goal of making a round-the-world f…
China recently successfully tested an unmanned aircraft designed to disperse chemical catalysts to dissolve contaminated smog and dust.
According to Dailymail, China will use unmanned aircraft to clean the air by spraying chemicals so that contaminated dust particles fall to the ground.
Air quality in Singapore increased markedly after Indonesian officials mobilized aircraft to flush water on forest fires on Sumatra island.
In the future, passenger aircraft around the world will be able to use fuel extracted from sawdust or straw instead of gasoline as currently.
On July 12, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) achieved an important step in an effort to set a greenhouse gas emission standard for global civil aviat…
Experts from the Russian-Vietnamese Tropical Center have developed the optimal aircraft maintenance technology from oil and coconut oil or palm oil, which reduces the co…
Before Air Canada's Airbus plane left Toronto in Canada to reach Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, on the afternoon of June 18, bio-fuel and jet fuel were poured into…
Andy Pag, an engineer in the UK, came up with the idea of extracting fuel for aircraft from plastic garbage - which recycling plants do not collect so they are often t…
The US announced that it would send a team of experts to help Spain with the issue of purifying the area of radioactive contaminated soil by a nuclear bomb in 1966.
On May 7, Eyjafjoell volcano in Iceland erupted a new cloud of ash into the sky of Europe, causing officials to worry that many flights will be canceled.
Volcanic dust is a serious danger to the aviation industry because they hinder visibility and damage aircraft engines.
About 150,000 to 300,000 tons of CO2 escape from the crater in Iceland every day, much less than the emissions generated by European aircraft.
Scientists are in the process of assessing the causes of aircraft 447 Air France. They are considering the causes: lightning, air turbulence and electrical system faults.
From the Constitution light battleship, Grajau class high-speed train, the Black Hawk helicopter to the SNA Emeraude nuclear submarine and the US satellite system.