Aviation

NASA is Building the Mars 2020 Rover, and You Can Watch it Live

What happens inside NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory doesn’t have to be a secret. After all, space engineers are working on behalf of us all, to the benefit of humanity’s knowledge and understanding. That was probably…

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Revolutionary ‘Flying-V’ Plane Could Ferry Passengers Using 20% Less Fuel

A new innovative airplane design known as the Flying-V embraces an entirely different approach to aircraft design. Named after the iconic Gibson Flying-V electric guitar, this plane is designed by researchers from Delft University of Technology (TU…

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SpaceX Launched 60 Starlink High-Speed Internet Satellites

SpaceX has just launched a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral that carried 60 Starlink satellites into space, but this was just a tentative test that went well. The plan is to deploy 12000 Starlink…

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The World’s First Hydrogen-powered flying car prototype unveiled in US

Massachusetts startup Alaka’i has unveiled a flying car concept called Skai, that could transform the future of air taxi transportation. Skai is the “first air mobility vehicle powered by hydrogen fuel cells” and is code-signed…

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What is The Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0?

To better understand what the Fourth Industrial Revolution entails, we must look at the preceding revolutions. The First Industrial Revolution – water and steam power to mechanize production The Second Industrial Revolution – electric power…

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NASA’s TESS Discovered its First Earth-Sized Exoplanet

Discovering an Earth-sized exoplanet, especially one that supports life, is certainly not an easy task. That’s why NASA designed TESS – Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, which should be able to find planets that are as…

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BAE’s Magma Demonstrates Breakthrough ‘Blown-Air’ Flap-Free Flight Technologies

Modern aircraft rely on complex moveable flight control surfaces to maneuver their path through the air. BAE Systems revolutionize the future aircraft design First time in history, a flapless unmanned aircraft has been maneuvered in…

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Scientists Believe that the US Stores 150 Nuclear Bombs Across Europe

The “Nuclear Notebook” which is a paper researched and written in cooperation by the Nuclear Information Project and the Federation of American Scientists, reports that the United States has an estimated stockpile of about 3800…

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Astronauts May Suffer Vision Problems Because of Brain Changes in Space

We all are excited about Space explorations, but do you know how it can alter the human body? Micro-gravity has some negative effects; researchers found that going into space can cause changes in the brains…

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CALTECH Scientists Move Objects Using Light

In 1970, a scientist named Arthur Ashkin, reported the detection of optical scattering and gradient forces on micron sized particles while working at Bell Labs. To be more specific, the effect that a focused laser…

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Aviation

NASA is Building the Mars 2020 Rover, and You Can Watch it Live

Revolutionary ‘Flying-V’ Plane Could Ferry Passengers Using 20% Less Fuel

SpaceX Launched 60 Starlink High-Speed Internet Satellites

The World’s First Hydrogen-powered flying car prototype unveiled in US

What is The Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0?

NASA’s TESS Discovered its First Earth-Sized Exoplanet

BAE’s Magma Demonstrates Breakthrough ‘Blown-Air’ Flap-Free Flight Technologies

Scientists Believe that the US Stores 150 Nuclear Bombs Across Europe

Astronauts May Suffer Vision Problems Because of Brain Changes in Space

CALTECH Scientists Move Objects Using Light

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