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The world’s first hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft has taken to the skies above Bedfordshire. The only thing that the six-seater Piper M-class plane emits is water vapour – and ZeroAvia, the company behind the technology, says its aim is to make hydrogen planes available commercially in three years. “What we’re doing is replacing fossil fuel engines
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Airbus has unveiled three concepts for a zero-emission commercial aircraft powered by hydrogen rather than jet fuel, which it says could be carrying passengers by 2035. The three concepts are each based on a different idea for how to achieve zero-emission flights and use different aerodynamic configurations for what the company said was its ambition
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The Japanese military have been given instructions to record and report sightings of unidentified aerial objects which could pose a potential threat to the country’s security. Taro Kono, the country’s minister for defence, issues the instruction following the US department of defence founding its Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force. While the popular imagination has been
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