Lighter-than-air vehicles, the airships and blimps that once seemed destined for museums and nostalgic photographs, are quietly staging a comeback. Their endurance, fuel efficiency and ability to hover for hours make them uniquely suited to environmental monitoring, surveillance missions and cargo delivery in remote regions where helicopters and fixed-wing drones struggle. Yet a persistent engineering […]
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