Category: #Aerotrivia

Hydrogenizing the sky 

Aeronautical companies around the world are actively seeking new ways to reduce CO2 emissions and have greener aviation. Airbus, one

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Birds of the sea

In today’s article, let’s dive into another chapter of aeronautical history: the planes of the sea. During the last century,

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Hydrogenizing the sky 

Aeronautical companies around the world are actively seeking new ways to reduce CO2 emissions and have greener aviation. Airbus, one of the largest companies, has recently performed its first demonstration flight with a hydrogen-powered turbine.  

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The top 3 of manoeuvre kills

Many aerospace fans and avgeeks, including myself, are also gamers; either concretely simulator geeks, such as DCS, or, in a less realistic manner, War Thunder.

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Getting a new perspective from space

After the launch of the space mission EUCLID from the European Space Agency (ESA), the first images from the telescope have arrived in our planet, and they are beautiful. In a previous article from the blog, we presented the mission, if you haven’t read it, go check it out here! Ready to explore the darkness – EUCLID.  

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F-104 Bribefighter

We have already talked about the F104, but have we ever talked about its scandal? It has a whole corruption plot behind it that nobody

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Birds of the sea

In today’s article, let’s dive into another chapter of aeronautical history: the planes of the sea. During the last century, we went from conversions of

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Moon landings through history 

Landing on the Moon over the years has been a demonstration of the aerospace capabilities of a country. So far only four countries have done a controlled Moon landing, the last to get on this list was India on August 23rd, 2023, with the Chandrayaan-3 mission.

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