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US Army Teaming Up With Malloy Aeronautics to Further Develop Hoverbikes

UK-based Malloy Aeronautics has been working on hoverbikes for a few years now, even releasing a prototype version that made the rounds on the internet. Instead of having to continue to resort to Kickstarter to…

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Check Out the New X6 Heavy-Lift Helicopter Concept From Airbus

Airbus Helicopters has announced the development of the new X6 heavy-lift helicopter as a potential replacement for the Super Puma. The X6 heavy-lift helicopter will be developed for the civilian market, specifically the oil and…

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Drones Speed Up Inspections for Aircraft Lightning Damage

Lightning striking an airplane is a fairly common occurrence. Sometimes, the pilots are not even aware that they have been hit. Though aircraft are designed to withstand it, once a plane is hit by lightning…

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Fly From London to New York in Less Than an Hour on a Hypersonic Plane

The fastest flight between New York and London was on 7 February 1996 when a British Airways Concorde crossed the Atlantic from New York to London in a record-breaking time of two hours, 52 minutes. But…

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Emotion Aviation Touting New 287 mph Jet Engine Powered Helium Airship

Airship Market Heating Up Inventor L. Mike Kelley and former Jet Propulsion Labs (JPL) and B2 Bomber design team manager and engineer David L. Swain of Malibu Beach, California are on a mission to bring…

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Eye in the Sky to Keep Watch on the Amazon Rainforest Trees

Illegal logging, particularly in Peruvian regions of the Amazon rainforest, destroys tens of thousands of acres of trees every year. About 80% of the area’s logging exports are harvested illegally. The deforestation in remote parts of…

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Hubble, Hubble, Toil and Bubble

The Hubble space telescope was placed in orbital operation on April 24, 1990. It was named after Edwin Powell Hubble (1889 – 1953). Hubble (the guy) was a notable astronomer, and, among other things, known…

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Watch a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner Takeoff and Fly Perpendicular to the Ground!

In the footage below, a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner pulls off an amazing aerial stunt as part of its preparation for the 2015 Air Show. Honestly, on the initial takeoff its looks like the big jet…

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Sci-Fi Bikes Become Reality With Flike, an Electric Personal Flying Bike

Personal flight machines have long been an integral part of science fiction movies. But now those machines are a reality. A Hungarian team has developed a flying bike that looks very similar to the flying machines…

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22 Highlights from World’s Largest Unmanned Systems Show

AUVSI 2015 Celebrates Intelligent Robots, Drones & Unmanned Systems This past week, over 600 innovators in commercial and defense industries met at Unmanned Systems 2015 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. The event,…

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Aviation

US Army Teaming Up With Malloy Aeronautics to Further Develop Hoverbikes

Check Out the New X6 Heavy-Lift Helicopter Concept From Airbus

Drones Speed Up Inspections for Aircraft Lightning Damage

Fly From London to New York in Less Than an Hour on a Hypersonic Plane

Emotion Aviation Touting New 287 mph Jet Engine Powered Helium Airship

Eye in the Sky to Keep Watch on the Amazon Rainforest Trees

Hubble, Hubble, Toil and Bubble

Watch a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner Takeoff and Fly Perpendicular to the Ground!

Sci-Fi Bikes Become Reality With Flike, an Electric Personal Flying Bike

22 Highlights from World’s Largest Unmanned Systems Show

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