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Major urban centres are being visibly choked by traffic, which is why, as early as 2025, passenger transport, particularly in megacities, could move into the third dimension with the aid of small aircraft used, for example, as air taxis. This is the conclusion reached in a study carried out by business consultants Horváth & Partners. We talked to Heinrich H. Bülthoff, retired director at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, about the current study, the steps that are still required for personal aviation and the findings from the myCopter project.
for example, are quieter than helicopters, I’m not sure

Major urban centres are being visibly choked by traffic, which is why, as early as 2025, passenger transport, particularly in megacities, could move into the third dimension with the aid of small aircraft used, for example, as air taxis. This is the conclusion reached in a study carried out by business consultants Horváth & Partners. We talked to Heinrich H. Bülthoff, retired director at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, about the current study, the steps that are still required for personal aviation and the findings from the myCopter project.
for example, are quieter than helicopters, I’m not sure

Results from the first X-ray sky survey of eROSITA resolve the previous inconsistency between competing measurements of the structure of the Universe and confirm the standard model of cosmology
Although it is too early to say for sure, it appears

Results from the first X-ray sky survey of eROSITA resolve the previous inconsistency between competing measurements of the structure of the Universe and confirm the standard model of cosmology
Although it is too early to say for sure, it appears

The Sunrise III solar observatory has been successfully launched. On July 10, 2024, it took off from the Esrange Space Center balloon and rocket base near Kiruna in Sweden on a helium balloon into the stratosphere. Stratospheric winds are now carrying the solar telescope along the Arctic Circle over the Atlantic Ocean to Canada. The telescope will study the active surface of the sun.
To make sure that it doesn’t tug sideways at the observatory

We live in a knowledge society in which science and education is of particular importance. But under certain circumstances, we all benefit from deliberate ignorance. The Max Planck directors Ralph Hertwig and Christoph Engel explain why deliberately foregoing information in certain areas should even be prescribed and taught.
For a fair trial it is therefore paramount to make sure

We live in a knowledge society in which science and education is of particular importance. But under certain circumstances, we all benefit from deliberate ignorance. The Max Planck directors Ralph Hertwig and Christoph Engel explain why deliberately foregoing information in certain areas should even be prescribed and taught.
For a fair trial it is therefore paramount to make sure

We live in a knowledge society in which science and education is of particular importance. But under certain circumstances, we all benefit from deliberate ignorance. The Max Planck directors Ralph Hertwig and Christoph Engel explain why deliberately foregoing information in certain areas should even be prescribed and taught.
For a fair trial it is therefore paramount to make sure

The Sunrise III solar observatory has been successfully launched. On July 10, 2024, it took off from the Esrange Space Center balloon and rocket base near Kiruna in Sweden on a helium balloon into the stratosphere. Stratospheric winds are now carrying the solar telescope along the Arctic Circle over the Atlantic Ocean to Canada. The telescope will study the active surface of the sun.
To make sure that it doesn’t tug sideways at the observatory

At the COP26 world climate conference in Glasgow, the signatory states were able to reach an agreement after lengthy discussions. We spoke with Jochem Marotzke, Director at the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, about the results of the conference in Glasgow, the importance of such climate summits and agreements, and the sense of hopelessness and despair that climate change causes in some young people.
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