Porsche cooperates with Boeing to produce flying supercar
Porsche on October 10 revealed the concept of a luxury electric flying car, a joint project with Boeing to exploit the taxi service after 2025.
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Porsche on October 10 revealed the concept of a luxury electric flying car, a joint project with Boeing to exploit the taxi service after 2025.
All-electric aircraft are being actively developed and tested by NASA, to quickly put them into use in civil aviation.
And best of all, they publish new research so that other automakers can develop and apply it themselves.
With 850 volts in an electric charge, the newly discovered eel at Amazon can make its prey die without understanding what is happening. This new finding will be of great…
Although there is clear evidence about the advantages of electric cars both in terms of cost savings, environmental protection and good health. However, there are still…
Before setting foot on Mars, people need to set up a Moon base to transition. What means will we move here? The answer is the Lunar Electric Rover, which overrides the N…
Japanese people have never surprised the world with their inventions.
With prices up to several million VND, do sugar-splitting rice cookers work well for diabetics?
The shaking car is improved and has an electric motor powered by solar power, which allows the driver to increase the throttle when going uphill, not as much as the usua…
The technology to create static electricity helps fresh foods throughout the month without freezing when frozen.
Physicists from Australia have discovered that the compound of tungsten and Tellurium simultaneously has the properties of metal and of electric iron, one of the
These are the habit of using fast speed of many people, especially the number 3. Stop right away, do not keep up!
Thomas Alva Edison's electric light invention has made homes around the world flooded with light at night.
A smart bracelet was born, with a feature that shocked the wearer, if found they had one of the bad habits.
With this breakthrough, scientists will soon have 'new toys' to study.