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Airbus A380 Superjumbo is among the largest aircraft ever built. A whopping, 763 feet long, the A380 is the world’s tallest passenger aircraft and has the highest maximum flight ceiling, at 33,360 feet. (NASA)
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Airbus A380 Superjumbo is among the largest aircraft ever built. A whopping, 763 feet long, the A380 is the world’s tallest passenger aircraft and has the highest maximum flight ceiling, at 33,360 feet. (NASA)
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Airbus A380 Superjumbo is among the largest aircraft ever built. A whopping, 763 feet long, the A380 is the world’s tallest passenger aircraft and has the highest maximum flight ceiling, at 33,360 feet. (NASA)
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Airbus A380 Superjumbo is among the largest aircraft ever built. A whopping, 763 feet long, the A380 is the world’s tallest passenger aircraft and has the highest maximum flight ceiling, at 33,360 feet. (NASA)
Billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk has announced that he plans to build an all-electric spaceship called the “BFR,” short for “Big F–king Rocket.” He hopes that his BFR can land vertically on Mars, which would be the first fully self-sustaining colony on another planet in history.
A recent study by a NASA scientist and climate science professor shows that if we are serious about combating global warming, we need to create a carbon-sucking, fuel-efficient high-altitude airplane. This airplane could be the key to the world’s first commercially viable space colonization.
In his recent speech at the World Future Science Forum in Oxford, UK, Musk said, “The more we can reduce the amount of fuel that we need to generate the power