Aerospace giant Boeing is planning to build uncrewed planes that can stay afloat for as long as a month, powered by hydrogen.[...]
Boeing has claimed that such a design could fly for 10 days or more at 60,000 feet and for as long as 30 days at lower altitudes, all while carrying payloads of up to 450 kilograms. [...]
Such craft could make it easier to grab high-resolution aerial photos for online mapping services or wildlife monitoring, and could even provide wireless connectivity in remote areas.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
[NEWS] Boeing Developing Hydrogen-Powered Drones
BruneiNews.Net cites The New Scientist:
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