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Bird of Prey: Тайният самолет прелетял над "Зона 51"
Bird of Prey: Тайният самолет прелетял над “Зона 51″
Phantom Works, програмата на Boeing през 1992 г. започва да работи за развитието на Bird of Prey, проект на Американската военна авиация, който носи името на Клингонският военен кораб от Star Trek III: The Search For Spock. В проектът за първи път са включени технологии, които днес са стандартно оборудване на самолетите, но Bird of Prey никога не е бил създаден за серийно производство.
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Boeing Phantom Eye Make's Second Flight
Boeing Phantom Work's latest drone project, the Phantom Eye, has made it's second flight out of Edwards AFB in California. The flight lasted just over an hour and gave the flight engineering team a host of in flight and landing data. Testing will continue throughout the year as they expect to fly to an altitude of 65,000 feet and for a minimum of four days without re-fueling. The company is self-funding the green project; it runs on liquid nitrogen and only leaves water vapor in it's trail. The Phantom Eye was built in St. Louis between 2009 and 2011 before being shipped to California.
The Phantom Eye's first test flight. New drone that runs on hydrogen can stay airborne for up to 4 days. Flying at an altitude of 65,000 feet (more than 12 miles high) it can execute missions programmed earlier by a pilot.
"This day ushers in a new era of persistent intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance where an unmanned aircraft will remain on station for days at a time providing critical information and services,"
Darryl Davis, Boeing Phantom Works President
Boeing Phantom Eye Make's First Flight
The Boeing Phantom Eye unmanned testing system made it's first flight on June 1st, 2012 at 6:22 a.m. The flight took pace from NASA's research center at Edwards AFB, California lasting just over 25 minutes in length. Built in St. Louis, the Phantom Eye is part of a series of unmanned technology demonstrators that are internally funded by Boeing Phantom Works which include Phantom Eye and the ScanEagle among others.
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