An all-electric “seaglider” that can transition between floating and flying has begun sea trials in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island. The tests are a prelude to the vehicle’s first crewed ...

Now with Dragon also featuring a sea backdrop, fans are curious if this will create the same magic on screen. Many believe this setting adds intensity to the action sequences making the film more ...

REGENT has been developing electric seagliders since 2020, and in four short years, the company is now testing full-scale prototypes on the water. With backing from Mark Cuban, Peter Thiel ...

The 55-foot-long vehicle features a 65-foot wingspan and 12 electric motors. The half boat/half plane seaglider ... marking a pivotal moment in transportation history.” The sea trials followed months ...

reveals that this small sea slug is both remarkably heat-tolerant and genetically diverse across its wide range — key traits that make it an ideal partner for climate-resilient coastal restoration. As ...

Waterfly Technologies, a startup incubated at IIT-Madras, is developing electric sea gliders as an alternative form of travel to traditional airplanes and ferries. The designs which were recently ...

Beachgoers venturing out into the ocean should be cautious and aware of a small but dangerous sea creature that could be lurking – the blue sea dragon. These fascinating ... and allergic reactions.

According to a report by MoneyControl, Waterfly Technologies is developing electric sea gliders—also known as Wing-in-Ground (WIG) craft—as a sustainable alternative to air and ferry travel.

No one knew,' the holidaymaker recalled in the Things in Florida Facebook group, noting how they later learned 'it was a type of Sea Dragon and venomous'. They put the blue dragon, which has the ...

In addition to his signature Mad Dog style, which is all about speed, Majima can also use his Sea Dog style to wield a cutlass and other buccaneer gear. Pick the style that works for you—kick ...

Scientists have discovered the ultimate case of regeneration: Some decapitated sea slugs can regrow hearts and whole new bodies. This “wonder of nature,” reported in a biology journal on ...