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Breakthrough technology enables rockets to use any metal as fuel
New technology opens up a turning point for space exploration, when rockets do not need to return to Earth to refuel.
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Project to develop a refueling ship right in orbit
The APS-R will provide refueling services to compatible vehicles in geostationary orbit at an altitude of approximately 35,800km above the equator.
New technology
Hydrogen trucks create a big explosion in the electric vehicle village: 500km, refueling takes 10 minutes
While the potential of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles is exciting, expanding the field remains fraught with obstacles.
New technology
Australia develops the world's first infinity train
Scientists in Australia are developing the world's first infinity vessel that doesn't need to stop to refuel or recharge.
New technology
China launches the first 100% automatic gas station
An outdoor gas station using fully automated refueling robots was put into operation on December 29 in southwestern China.
New technology
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…
Discover science
See the aerial refueling scene for Russian army Sukhoi fighters
Through a video shared by the Russian military, we learned a little more about how to refuel the fighters in the air.
Discover science
5 secrets 'bulky but true' that airlines limit disclosure
These facts are happening every day on the flight, even in front of the passengers but not necessarily realized.
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See heavy transport helicopters carrying both cars and aerial refueling
In fact, aerial refueling technology has been used since the 1950s of the last century.
Discover science
In the early morning, the density of gasoline is more dense, so should we refuel in the morning?
According to HowStuffworks, it is true that gasoline has a denser density when it is cold, especially in the early morning when the ambient temperature is low.
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What is the feeling of flying on Air Force One?
Only a handful of Americans (including Donald Trump - at least until now) had the honor of sitting on Air Force One aircraft (AFO).
Discover science
Why can a 50-liter petrol tank flow to 56 liters?
Let's find out why the volume of fuel tank is published is 50 liters but you can pour more than 10 liters of gasoline.
Discover science
How to fly the oil above?
On July 22, 1948, three US B-29 aircraft took off from Davit-Mongson air base conducting flight tests around the world. During the flight, there were two landings 8 time…
Space science
Chinese spacecraft successfully coupled with Thien Cung 2 station
The first cargo ship spacecraft of China, Tianzhou 1, completed quickly connecting with Thien Cung 2 space station at 11:58 pm on September 12 night, according to Xinhua.
Space science
China successfully tried the satellite fueling system right on orbit
China claims to successfully test a satellite refueling system right on the orbit called Tianyuan-1.