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Why do space rockets often have many stages?
Those of you who often follow space missions will certainly often see space rockets with many stages, here's why they are so
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Anchorage: Small airport on top of the world
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is a normal cargo hub, equidistant between New York and Tokyo, with a flight time of only 9.5 hours compared to world airline…
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Cargo drones are 60% more efficient
American startup Natilus unveiled the N3.8T unmanned aerial vehicle concept for higher transport efficiency and more environmental friendliness.
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China shipped a 210,000-ton super cargo ship
The first large bulk cargo ship to run on 'dual fuel' developed by China was recently delivered to a partner in Singapore.
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Vehicles automatically install external airbags to protect pedestrians
In addition to the unique airbags, Nuro's new autonomous cargo van runs on clean energy and can regulate the temperature in the cargo compartment.
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'Six-seat taxi' flying into space was introduced at CES 2022
With a capacity of 6 crew members, the Dream Chaser spaceship will realize the dream of carrying people into space, thereby officially setting foot in the space tourism…
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Taxi 145km / h officially put into operation
The EHang flying taxi will carry bulky goods to the people's homes after being licensed to test the service.
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The largest crane in the world, capable of lifting 5,000 tons of cargo at a time
Big Carl or SGC-250 crane with a height of 250m is the largest crane in the world today
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Decode the world's largest transport plane manufactured by the Soviet Union
Powered by six powerful engines, capable of carrying an entire spacecraft, Antonov An-225
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Hebei City, China will build a buffer ship tunnel from just to ship goods
Shipper will not have to run along each neighborhood miserable, confused with the crowded number of houses.
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Japan is about to launch a transport ship to the space station
The Japan Space Exploration Agency (JAXA) has said on September 11 it will launch rockets to transport cargo ships to the International Space Station (ISS).
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Unmanned aircraft weighing more than half a ton successfully test flight
The unmanned aircraft of Elroy Air weighs up to 551 kg. During a test flight, it reached a height of 3 m, hovered for 64 seconds and then landed successfully.
Archeology
Discovered a merchant ship wreck over 2,000 years under the Greek sea
The researchers found five large cargo ships and a large anchor in the waters near Levitha island during the June dive.
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SpaceX missiles break the sound wall, landing on the ground
The first floor of the Falcon 9 missile returned to Earth after taking the Dragon cargo ship to the International Space Station (ISS) on July 25.
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SpaceX launches a spacecraft to bring supplies and new research equipment to ISS
SpaceX Company on July 25 launched the Dragon spacecraft to carry supplies to the International Space Station (ISS).