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Solar Impulse: volo notturno riuscito...

Payerne, Svizzera - L'energia solare immagazzinata durante il giorno è stata più che sufficiente per continuare a volare fino a stamattina

Ieri mattina alle ore 6:51, il velivolo HB-SIA Solar Impulse è decollato ufficialmente dalla base aerea di Payerne, in Svizzera, pilotato da André Borscherg, amministratore delegato della società legata al Solar Impulse e co-fondatore del progetto. L'aereo, propulso solamente da energia solare, era già in aria da almeno quindici ore. Alle ore 16:40, il prototipo ha superato gli 8500 metri previsti e r...

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Roma, Italia, 07/08/2010 14:11
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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