Aviation

Jetpack Daredevils Soar and Dive Around an Emirates A380 Superjumbo Jet

In an insane new video, Jetman Yves Rossy and his protégé Vince Reffet are back with arguably their craziest stunt yet. As you can see, the two jetpack daredevils perform some pretty risky maneuvers in…

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Flying 10 Times the Speed of Sound, Supersonic ‘Skreemr’ Jet Could Fly from New York to London in 30 Minutes

The Concorde made its last supersonic flight across the Atlantic on October 24, 2003. It had a cruising speed of twice the speed of sound at Mach 2.04 or 1,354 mph (2,179 km/h). More than a…

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Telemetry Acquisition & Simulation Transforming Automobiles

Telemetry Use in Real & Virtual Environments Telemetry uses wireless transmission and reception to remotely monitor and record equipment parameters, environmental variables, and even human physiology including body and skin temperature and heart and respiration…

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Long-Lost Footage of Relocation Project Shows Beavers Parachuting In the 1950s

In order to combat Idaho’s overpopulation of beavers in the 1940s and ’50s, the state’s Department of Fish and Game came up with one of the most unique relocation projects to this day. A beaver…

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DARPA Visions 2045: Interstellar Travel, Virtual Immortality & More

Most people have heard of Ray Kurzweil’s prediction that humans will achieve immortality by 2045, a mere 30 years from now. But what does DARPA believe the future will look like in 2045? On October…

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Flying Car & Sky Commuting: Cutting Commute Times Dramatically

Imagine cutting your daily commuting time from 1 hour to 15 minutes with an autonomous or semi-autonomous flying car! New technologies such as extremely accurate GPS are making science fiction ideas a practical possibility in the…

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MIT’s Inaugural “Solve” Conference is the Beginning of a Global Movement

Coming Up With Solutions With Global Consequences Last week marked the beginning of the annual Solve Conference at MIT, which is focused on bringing experienced and inspired people together to solve some of the world’s…

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Record-Breaking Ion Space Drive Could Power Round-Trip to Mars on a Single Tank of Fuel

An ion engine recently smashed the fuel efficiency records of NASA. A Ph.D. student from the University of Sydney has developed a new type of ion space drive – a kind of a rocket – that…

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New Boeing Video Introduces Microlattice, The Lightest Metal Ever

Boeing has released a video highlighting microlattice, which they say is the lightest metal ever made. From the YouTube description: At 99.99% air, it’s light enough to balance on top of a dandelion, while its structure…

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It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane…. No, It’s a Flying Origami Crane!

We’re in the drone age it seems, with a new design coming out regularly. Recently, a new R/C modeled after a paper crane was demoed at Japan’s leading conference for emerging tech and electronics, the…

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Aviation

Jetpack Daredevils Soar and Dive Around an Emirates A380 Superjumbo Jet

Flying 10 Times the Speed of Sound, Supersonic ‘Skreemr’ Jet Could Fly from New York to London in 30 Minutes

Telemetry Acquisition & Simulation Transforming Automobiles

Long-Lost Footage of Relocation Project Shows Beavers Parachuting In the 1950s

DARPA Visions 2045: Interstellar Travel, Virtual Immortality & More

Flying Car & Sky Commuting: Cutting Commute Times Dramatically

MIT’s Inaugural “Solve” Conference is the Beginning of a Global Movement

Record-Breaking Ion Space Drive Could Power Round-Trip to Mars on a Single Tank of Fuel

New Boeing Video Introduces Microlattice, The Lightest Metal Ever

It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane…. No, It’s a Flying Origami Crane!

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