Simonium.gg (simonium7)

No one talks about how mentally and physically exhausting having stomach issues is

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Aviation produces ~2.5% of global CO₂ emissions. 🌍 Companies like Heart Aerospace and Eviation are betting on electric aircraft for regional travel. ▸ Heart’s ES-30 → 30 seats, 200–400 km range ▸ Eviation Alice → all-electric, 9 passengers Great for island hopping and short-haul routes.

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The Concorde cut transatlantic flight time in half London to New York in ~3.5 hours. It retired in 2003, leaving us with slower skies. Now, startups like Boom Supersonic are promising a comeback, with their Overture jet targeting commercial flights by 2029. But here’s the catch: fuel efficiency, noise restrictions, and cost. Would you personally pay $5k–$10k for a supersonic ticket, or is comfort + affordability more important than speed?

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The Antonov An-225 Mriya was the world’s largest aircraft 6 engines, 88-meter wingspan, able to carry 250 tons. It was originally designed to transport the Soviet space shuttle. Tragically, it was destroyed in 2022 during the war in Ukraine. For aviation fans, it was more than just a plane it was a flying monument to human engineering.

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On December 17, 1903, the Wright brothers made history with a 12-second flight in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. That flight covered just 120 feet about the length of a 737’s cabin. In only 66 years after that, humans went from 12 seconds in the air… to walking on the Moon. Aviation progress has been exponentially fast. What do you think the next giant leap will be: electric, supersonic, or even spaceplanes?

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Hey Farcaster I’m starting something new here: sharing aviation content. From the history of flight to the future of electric and supersonic planes, I’ll post stories, facts, and discussions about the world of aviation. Whether you’re a traveler, a tech enthusiast, or just someone who loves planes welcome aboard. Let’s explore the skies together.

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Yeah understanding sets in

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