Falcons On Plane

In a rather unusual story, a Saudi prince once took things to the next level and purchased individual airplane seats for each of his 80 falcons, a photo of which has resurfaced on social media.

Passengers on a United Airlines flight captured an incredible video of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket launch last year, which is now going viral on social media again.

Musk tweeted on Friday that he is looking into a test to bring home the second stage of the company's new Falcon 9 Heavy rocket for reuse.

The goal, Musk has said, is to make rocket parts just as reusable as cars, planes, or bicycles.

This is apparently a true story. A flight booked by a Saudi Arabian prince had 80 birds of prey among its passengers. A picture of this bizarre plane situation is currently going insanely viral online. The photo, shared yesterday by Reddit user @lensoo, has received over 4,000 comments and still very much counting. Forget wailing babies - imagine b...

US is close to developing a hypersonic bomber able to reach any target on the globe in under an hour. The US military hopes to fly such hypersonic planes capable of moving at 20 times the speed of sound by 2016, the NBC News reported quoting American officials working on the project.

In a rather unusual story, a Saudi prince once took things to the next level and purchased individual airplane seats for each of his 80 falcons, a photo of which has resurfaced on social media.

Passengers on a United Airlines flight captured an incredible video of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket launch last year, which is now going viral on social media again.

Musk tweeted on Friday that he is looking into a test to bring home the second stage of the company's new Falcon 9 Heavy rocket for reuse.

The goal, Musk has said, is to make rocket parts just as reusable as cars, planes, or bicycles.

This is apparently a true story. A flight booked by a Saudi Arabian prince had 80 birds of prey among its passengers. A picture of this bizarre plane situation is currently going insanely viral online. The photo, shared yesterday by Reddit user @lensoo, has received over 4,000 comments and still very much counting. Forget wailing babies - imagine b...

US is close to developing a hypersonic bomber able to reach any target on the globe in under an hour. The US military hopes to fly such hypersonic planes capable of moving at 20 times the speed of sound by 2016, the NBC News reported quoting American officials working on the project.