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Reconnaissance Aircraft
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18 published items.
Space science
America prepares to bring the Blue Devil 2 balloon to spy
The US Air Force is expected in February 2012 to officially put into service the new airship Blue Devil 2, built in the Blue Devil program.
Animal world
South Africa protects rhinos with reconnaissance aircraft
The South African government will use a spy plane to combat rhino poaching.
Science Events
US launches new unmanned reconnaissance aircraft
Northrop Grumman (USA) has introduced a new Firebird unmanned reconnaissance aircraft (UAV). This aircraft has two driving modes by remote control and by airplane pilot.
Science invention
Reconnaissance planes can fly continuously for 7 days
A US airline company has successfully tested a new generation of unmanned reconnaissance aircraft that can fly continuously for several days.
Computer science
Russian supercomputer controls 10 aircraft at the same time
The supercomputer controls 10 reconnaissance planes at the same time, helping Russia to cover the events on the battlefield most quickly and accurately.
New technology
Chinese patent pigeon UAV radar blindfold
China has deployed a new unmanned reconnaissance aircraft (UAV) that looks like a bird with the ability to deceive.
New technology
Super-reconnaissance reconnaissance aircraft SR-72 mysterious bar
National Interest magazine reported that Lockheed Martin Group is developing a new version of the SR-71 Blackbird supersonic spy plane that appeared in 2013.
New technology
Unmanned aircraft, future challenges of airlines
The reporter in Geneva led a UBS study on August 7, Switzerland's largest bank, said unmanned aircraft technology will allow at least $ 35 billion in annual savings.
New technology
Reconnaissance aircraft from unique biodegradable material
NASA scientists have successfully built an unmanned mini-spy plane from biological materials.
New technology
Deciphering America's 'supreme weapon' a decade ago
Unmanned aerial vehicles are remote control aircraft. Over the past decade, they have played a key role in transforming modern warfare.
New technology
The 21st century super modern spy planes
During the Cold War, SR-71 and U-2 spy planes were the main aerial exploration weapons of American superpower. What about the 21st century?
New technology
Discover the world's fastest reconnaissance aircraft
Flying 3.3 times faster than the speed of sound, more than 4,000 helpless missiles watched the Blackbird SR-71 flee without being able to touch it even once.
New technology
Dumbbells 'tiny lungs'
Many unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have the disadvantage of encountering strong winds or extreme weather. Thus, Aeryon Lab developed the type of UAV in this condition.
New technology
The 'eye of god' from heaven
The US surveillance plane is so modern that it can identify the phone in a person's hand when flying at altitudes above 5,300 meters, thanks to a powerful camera net…