DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF by Edward Kane, Journalist

DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF              

By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane


DORONI FLYING CAR THAT ANYONE CAN FLY



                                                                        Source:  Doroni

  • Florida-based Doroni is releasing an eVTOL flying car that you can fly with just a drivers' license.  Here's what we know:
  • Called Doroni's H1
  • Electric flying car that fits in a garage
  • Wheels to drive it into the garage
  • Designed for personal use as a replacement for the family car, although it is currently a 2-seater
  • All electric, vertical takeoff and landing vehicle
  • To fly you need a regular driver's license and complete a 20-hour training course
  • Semi-autonomous flight control system
  • Self-stabilizing technology for smooth flying
  • 2 sets of wings, large duct fans, 23-feet long
  • 80% recharge in 20 minutes
  • Cruising speed of 100 mph; top speed is 140 mph
  • Range is 60 miles
  • Will be delivered to customers in Q4 2024
  • Starting price of $150,000.00


LASER BEAM MESSAGE FROM SPACE




                                                                Source:  Stock & NASA

  • NASA, using the Psyche Spacecraft, just laser beamed a message from 10 million miles deep in space to Caltech's Hale Telescope.  Here's why this is so important:
  • This laser beamed message is a world first
  • NASA calls it a "major scientific breakthrough of receiving first light"
  • The transmission is the first optical communications from beyond the Earth Moon system
  • Transmission took 50 seconds
  • Carried tons of encoded data
  • It could lead to a breakthrough new form of spacecraft communications
  • Viewed as a major step to sending astronauts to Mars and send scientific data, HD images and stream video
  • Uses a flight laser transceiver, ground laser transmitter and other  technologies
  • Travelled 40-times farther than the distance between Earth and the Moon.


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