Lockheed Stratoliner

Lockheed Stratoliner 

The Stratoliner Lockheed Aircraft Design Sophisticated, Able Flight Endless Hydrogen and Fuel 

Lockheed scientists took inspiration from nature to make the design of future advanced aircraft: able to fly non-stop, with an environmentally friendly fuel. His name: Lockheed Stratoliner. 

Godwit bird which accounts for the idea. Stem-tailed bird is the world record holder, in the category of non-stop flight. In fact, Australia's bird species are known to fly up to Alaska, without stopping to eat, amazing distance, 7256 miles or approximately 11 677 kilometers. 

Amazed by the ability of the bird, designer William Black took his wings as an inspiration to create a jet 'zero emissions' into the concept of Lockheed Stratoliner. The aircraft will use a wing like a bird, which works to increase lift. 

The idea is a jet that can fly anywhere on Earth without emitting any pollution. Using hydrogen fuel. The road is still long to realize that dream. During this time, the new hydrogen fuel tested on a small plane. Black illustrates the concept that made the plane with no emissions that can fly anywhere in the world that uses the aerodynamic lift force 

extreme, to reach an altitude where air pressure is reduced. Thus, the aircraft can fly like a bird. Black-owned pages, the designer, at Yanko Design says, "large wing generates large amounts of energy removal and allow the aircraft to fly at high altitudes." Jet uses four Cryogenic Hydrogen turbofan engines that do not result in emissions and can save fuel.