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• Ein rein elektrisches Flugzeug startet: durch die verstellbaren Propeller ist hier keine Startbahn nötig. Das Flugzeug hier hat eine Flügelspannweite von gut 3 Metern.

• During a recent spring day the engineers took the GL-10 to test its wings at a military base about two hours away from NASA Langley. The remotely piloted plane has a 10-foot wingspan (3.05 meters), eight electric motors on the wings, two electric motors on the tail and weighs a maximum of 62 pounds (28.1 kilograms) at take off. This photograph captures the GL-10 prototype taking off in hover mode like a helicopter.
  

Source

• Source: https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/ten-engine-electric-plane-prototype-takes-off
  

• Created: May 1st, 2015
  

• Author: David C. Bowman
  

• Credit: NASA Langley
  

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• This image is from the NASA Imaga Library.
  

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