Supersonic Shock Waves of a T-38C Aircraft
Using ground-based cameras, researchers at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center, Edwards, California, are now looking to the heavens for backgrounds upon which to capture images of supersonic
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Drones just build a walkable rope bridge
The video shows quadrocopters autonomously assembling a rope bridge, a part of research in aerial construction of structures with the aid of flying drones. Watch how…
OpenROV Trident – underwater Drone
OpenROV Trident is an underwater drone for everyone, is easy to use and comes ready to go. It feels like flying when you’re piloting.
250 megapixels camera has world’s highest pixel count for its size
The Canon 250-megapixel camera, enabling the distinguishing of lettering on the side of an airplane, flying at a distance of 18 km.
High-altitude kites could be more efficient than wind turbines
High-altitude kites could be more efficient and generate the double energy as traditional wind turbines.
This is how Fast a Space Probe is
This is what it would be like to look out the window, flying at 37,000 feet, of a Boeing 747 (550 mph) vs. an SR-71 (2,700 mph)
Supersonic Shock Waves
NASA and the United States Air Force recently released what’s called a “schlieren” image of the shock wave, a massive update to a 150-year-old German photography technique,
Scramjet-based Australian Spaceplane
Scramjet-based Australian spaceplane project, is under development, to make easier launching satellites into space.
Beautiful Ferrari 488 Spider
Ferrari just unveiled the 488 Spider, its most powerful ever mid-rear-engined V8 car, introducing the RHT (Retractable Hard Top).
The ICON seaplane experience
ICON’s team has worked over the years to create the first customer A5 aircraft and delivered the seaplane to EAA Young Eagles Chairman and aerobatic pilot Sean