The world's first flying car officially came into use
The kind of dreaming vehicle with the ability to operate both on roads and air has become a reality and comes into use. It is the car flying Transition Terrafugia.
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The kind of dreaming vehicle with the ability to operate both on roads and air has become a reality and comes into use. It is the car flying Transition Terrafugia.
Japanese researchers have invented what they call the 'flying object of the future,' which is used for search and rescue operations by flying in buildings weakened by ea…
The tadpoles of German tadpoles can withstand all types of air movement.
Russian aviation designers say the Russian Air Force will have a new airship, shaped like a flying saucer, as seen by UFO researchers.
A US company creates robots capable of flying and detecting people through the walls with the sound they breathe.
Navy Times reported that the first unmanned fighter aircraft designed to operate on US aircraft carriers was ready to take flight.
The Iranian military officially uses motor boats capable of flying into the air.
An Australian company has come up with the idea of producing a UFO carrier to take the cargo to places where other means of transportation are inaccessible.
It is likely that the car will reach the consumer next year. Recently, some models of 'flying cars' have been displayed at the Air Venture Show of the American E…
An Airbus designer combines the experience of aircraft design with ocean love to create a unique flying model.
By 2015, US troops will fight in four-seat vehicles, which can fly as well as land-based vehicles such as cars.
Passengers on a flight in the United Arab Emirates yesterday was shocked and delighted to learn that they have the opportunity to fly with a robot capable of talking to…
A special flying device has been introduced to the public by the US Space Administration (NASA).
On February 10, 5,000 Tysy UFOs manufactured by Vietnam were first exported to Japan under a 100,000-unit distribution contract.
On December 28 in Tokyo, Chiba University professor Hiroshi Ryu of Japan introduced flying robots that functioned and resembled hummingbirds.