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Scientists make incredible breakthrough with new aircraft technology — here's how it could transform the future of air travel - MSN

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The new aircraft propulsion unit created by scientists from a company called Reaction Engines. The new engine is designed to cool air entering the engine from 1000°C to -150°C in 1/100th of a ... Read More
NASA's Solid-State Battery Breakthrough Could Transform Air Travel

NASA's Solid-state Architecture Batteries for Enhanced Rechargeability and Safety (SABERS) researchers have developed a solid-state battery capable of efficiently powering an aircraft, potentially ... Read More
Mach 10 Breakthrough: GE’s New Hypersonic Jet Engine Could Transform Air Travel

Mach 10 Breakthrough: GE’s New Hypersonic Jet Engine Could Transform Air Travel. January 3 ... This may just solve two of the most pressing challenges facing hypersonic aircraft propulsion today ... Read More
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