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The plane flew nearly 10,000km without refueling
The Aviation Technology Institute (ATI) on December 6 announced the design of a hydrogen-powered medium-sized long-haul aircraft that can carry 279 passengers with a ran…
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British aeronautical engineer claims to have pinpointed the exact location of flight MH370
A British aeronautical engineer claims to have determined the exact coordinates of the MH370 plane that crashed and crashed into the Indian Ocean.
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NASA releases video of mini-reconnaissance plane flying over Mars
Ingenuity, a small powered and piloted rover, continues to set new records in its exploration of Mars.
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Rolls-Royce electric plane sets new speed record, maximum 623 km/h
Rolls-Royce announced on November 19 that the 'Spirit of Innovation' electric aircraft reached a top speed of 623 km / h, cementing the record for the world's fastest el…
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Explore the world's largest self-inflating aircraft hangar
Buildair's self-inflating warehouse can accommodate large passenger aircraft such as the Boeing 787 or Airbus A330 and has an extremely short construction period.
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Airports serving two countries at the same time
The modernity and large area of many international airports make many travelers extremely confused. However, travelers have to be even more careful with airports that…
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The strangest 'solar system' in the universe: The planets rotate... perpendicular
The orbital planes of the newly discovered planets are almost perpendicular to each other, because 2 out of 3 chose to travel from pole to pole of the parent star.
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The 19-year-old girl is about to fly a plane around the world
After completing the flight, Zara will become the youngest female pilot in the world to set a Guinness record with a solo round-the-world flight.
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Why should you fasten your seatbelt until the aircraft comes to a complete stop?
Passengers should continue to wear their seat belts because the aircraft may still encounter certain hazards on the way to the station after landing.
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Why do pilots shoot guns without dangling the rotor blades?
How could a machine gun mounted on the nose of a World War I propeller plane be able to release bullets steadily without destroying the rotor blades that were rotating v…
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Here are 7 details that you'll be scrutinized by flight attendants when boarding the plane
When you set foot on the passenger compartment, the smiling cabin crew took a step
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Decode the phenomenon of electronic fog suddenly appears and disappears, can swallow the plane
The phenomenon of electronic fog, called gray clouds in the ocean, suddenly appears and disappears, completely swallowing the ship or the plane.
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Tips to help passengers minimize injuries when the aircraft has a problem
Here are a few tips on how to choose costumes that help you have a higher chance of surviving in the event of a plane crash.
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Why did the Australian government spray vegetables from the plane into the forest?
New South Wales (NSW) has released thousands of kilograms of sweet potatoes and carrots from above to save the famine of wildlife in the wildfire crisis in Australia.
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Why are aircraft taking off and landing so dangerous?
If we were chosen, we would probably choose to die while eating a better meal than die in a plane crash. With 1 in 2.5 million fatal accidents, about half of those occur…