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It is small enough to fit into a soldier's backpack and can fly at a speed of 48 km / h. He could not only fly, he could also tumble, land on the ground and hide in the…
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It is small enough to fit into a soldier's backpack and can fly at a speed of 48 km / h. He could not only fly, he could also tumble, land on the ground and hide in the…
Ships running on the streets, steam-powered bicycles or asteroid tugboat ... These are some amazing inventions of transport vehicles around the world.
Instead of the static screen of windows, you can enjoy animated frames right on your desktop with Animated Wallpaper ButterFlies. The program will help you relax your mi…
This week, YouTube's senior officials will fly to Tokyo to negotiate copyright with some of the country's largest video content makers.
Relatives, families and distant friends do not need to fly halfway around the world to your wedding. Just sitting in the house, connecting to the broadband, they were ab…
Reckless adventurer Fyodor Konyukhov, who just circled the earth on a hot air balloon is about to have a new adventure.
NASA's X-59 passenger supersonic aircraft was designed to fly at 1,700 km / h, nearly 1.4 times the speed of sound.
Weighing just a bit heavier than toothpicks, engineers at the University of Washington (USA) have created a new breakthrough in making tiny robots.
According to Terrafugia, Volvo's parent company, Transition can fly 640km at a maximum speed of 160km / h. The price of the model has not been decided yet.
In only 250 milliseconds, Quad Morphing wingspan will reduce by 48% and overcome obstacles or narrow spaces before returning to the original position.
Currently, two satellites of the ALE startup are in the final stages of completion. The first satellite will fly into space in March 2019.
At this speed, a flight from New York to Tokyo that currently takes 14 hours will be reduced to only a few hours.
Airbus has successfully tested the ultra-long-range Airbus A350-900 XWB, which has impressive long-distance transport capabilities.
Chinese scientists designed the supersonic aircraft that could carry passengers and passengers from Beijing to New York for two hours.