Aviation

China Is Developing an “ULTRA-LARGE” SPACECRAFT That Is Miles Long

China’s space ambitions are growing. China is working on an “ultra-large spacecraft” that is MILES long. With this project, the country is planning to increase space exploration, and facilitate long-term crewed assignments. To analyze how…

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World’s Largest Aircraft Boneyard Stores Nearly 4000 Aircraft

Aircraft have limited lifespans. Once they become obsolete, they need to be disposed of or saved for spare parts for flying aircraft. The worldwide outbreak of the Corona Virus has also impacted airlines and their…

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Lockheed Martin’s Legion Pod Helps Drone Track Targets in Radar-Denied Environments

Drones are becoming more efficient and autonomous day by day due to technological advancement. Today, drones can even decide their targets autonomously. But they are still dependent on radars to track the location of their targets. Lockheed…

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BVLOS Drone Connectivity: A peek into the future technology

Drones are not just a device; they are the most awaited technology of the 21st-century. Being a plaything or saving someone’s life, drones are slowly making their way into our lives. From inspection to delivery,…

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NASA’s Supersonic Jet X-59 Quesst Is Super Quite

NASA is constructing an ultra-quiet craft that can travel faster than the speed of sound. This supersonic craft can open the door to commercial supersonic air travel, almost two decades after the Concorde’s last flight.…

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Forget Heating And Cooking, Microwave To Power Rockets Now!

Rockets used to launch satellites and spacecraft into space require a lot of high-energy fuel. Much of the storage space of the rockets is forced to be dedicated to their fuel supply. Almost 85%–90% of…

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Satellites Uses for the Developing World

Some people might not think that satellite technology would be a high priority for developing countries trying to accelerate sustainable development. However, when faced with facts about satellites, the technology actually appears to be a…

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Elon Musk Took a Joyride With Richard Branson–and Vice Versa!

South African-born Elon Musk recently paid a $10 000 deposit to reserve a flight on one of Branson’s future space flights, and it is said that Branson is considering returning the favor! It is rumored…

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Drone Made Aviation History by Successfully Refueling a U.S. Fighter Jet Mid-Air

A Boeing tanker drone made aviation history by successfully refueling the U.S. fighter jet in mid-air for the first time. The Boeing-made tanker drone MQ-25 Stingray was linked with the Navy’s F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter…

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Futuristic Tri-Wing Jumbo Jet will Save 70% fuel

Aircraft design has remained mostly the same for the last several decades. But a new jumbo jet concept is soon going to revolutionize the aviation industry. This disruptive jumbo jet concept was recently unveiled by…

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Aviation

China Is Developing an “ULTRA-LARGE” SPACECRAFT That Is Miles Long

World’s Largest Aircraft Boneyard Stores Nearly 4000 Aircraft

Lockheed Martin’s Legion Pod Helps Drone Track Targets in Radar-Denied Environments

BVLOS Drone Connectivity: A peek into the future technology

NASA’s Supersonic Jet X-59 Quesst Is Super Quite

Forget Heating And Cooking, Microwave To Power Rockets Now!

Satellites Uses for the Developing World

Elon Musk Took a Joyride With Richard Branson–and Vice Versa!

Drone Made Aviation History by Successfully Refueling a U.S. Fighter Jet Mid-Air

Futuristic Tri-Wing Jumbo Jet will Save 70% fuel

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