Sci-tech
There’s nobody in the cockpit
18/06 21:39 CET
Today we started to film a report on drones – remote-controlled planes. It is a booming sector that sees European producers in fierce competition against the US and Israel, currently masters of the market . A far cry from the relatively few models on display in previous…
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18/06 18:05 CETAirbus A350: a historical milestone
Euronews interviewed Airbus Chief Operating Officer Günter Butschek about the first A350 flight, new sales of the A380, A400M deliveries and…
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18/06 12:21 CETHerschel telescope left for dead in space
The billion-euro Herschel space telescope has been switched off. On Monday its controllers emptied the satellite’s fuel tanks and…
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SCIENCE | 18/06 09:00 CETThe Bee-lievers
Honey has been used as a medicine since time immemorial; as a remedy for digestive problems, bad circulation, breathing difficulties and…
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17/06 21:01 CETNice to see you… in the sky
It’s always a great sight to see a large number of civil and miltary aircraft presented at Le Bourget. This year’s stars are the…
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17/06 20:42 CETLe Bourget; world number one
I have been attending the Bourget Air Show since 1987, without exception. Over the years it has been interesting to watch the battle that…
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17/06 20:11 CETFlying high at the 50th Le Bourget Air Show
Despite the economic crisis savaging Europe, the aviation industry appears in full health. The 50th edition of the Bourget Air show in Paris…
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10/04 11:17 CET
Euronews Knowledge: welcome to our new YouTube channel!
Euronews has announced the launch of a YouTube channel fully dedicated to science and knowledge. Called Euronews Knowledge, this Web …
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17/06 18:55 CETProps in the show
The new Airbus A400 M military transporter flies over the Bourget skies, followed by a restored Lockheed Super Constellation.
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17/06 18:45 CETBattle of the giants
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner and the Airbus A 380 fly in the Bourget air display.
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HI-TECH | 17/06 17:31 CETDriven to distraction
The latest in hand-free technology might make it physically easier to text, talk or operate Facebook whilst at the wheel, but new research…
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FUTURIS | 17/06 15:00 CETDrought alert in Africa
Recurring water shortages endanger local ecosystems and threaten agriculture-based communities. As climate change continues, forecasters…
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17/06 12:18 CETHunting habitable planets with NASA’s Kepler telescope
NASA’s Kepler telescope has identified 503 new potential…
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- 11/06 - hi-tech - Old computer, new life
- 10/06 - hi-tech - LeWeb London champions ‘Sharing Economy’
- 10/06 - futuris - Echoes from the deep
- 10/06 - hi-tech - Rise of the Robots
- 09/06 - Mars rover Opportunity finds ‘drinkable’ water
- 06/06 - hi-tech - Amsterdam – where car-sharing is a gouda idea
- 06/06 - hi-tech - Making meditation and yoga more flexible
- 06/06 - hi-tech - Hire fashion, lower costs
- 06/06 - hi-tech - The Altimeter Group’s new way for companies to fly high
- 06/06 - hi-tech - Taking new business to another Level
- 06/06 - hi-tech - On Campus – where start-ups learn how to grow
- 06/06 - hi-tech - Computex offers a glimpse of the future
- 05/06 - science - Mary Rose drops anchor in new Portsmouth museum
- 04/06 - hi-tech - European Inventor Award 2013
- 03/06 - futuris - Plants that track air pollution
- 03/06 - hi-tech - Mind-controlled robot moves closer to reality
- 30/05 - science - Biofuel-ling change with tobacco
- 29/05 - science - Cockroaches set for bitter end
- 28/05 - hi-tech - Rise of the virtual currency
- 27/05 - futuris - Sea fuel
- 27/05 - hi-tech - Inter-facing up to the future
- 23/05 - space - Living in Space
- 23/05 - science - Croatia researchers work on getting honey bees to hunt for landmines
- 22/05 - science - It’s a bug’s eye

