Xpeng AeroHT has some high-flying goals for the future and now it has a way to keep passengers safe if one of them doesn’t work out. It’s just introduced a new multi-parachute rescue system for flying ...

When a Prosser man wanted to start a business to teach people how to fly and build powered parachutes, his wife had one question for him: What’s the market for this kind of thing? It’s true that ...

Recovery crews brought NASA's flying saucer-like test vehicle back to port in Hawaii Tuesday, along with critical high-resolution video and data that should help engineers figure out what went wrong ...

A gigantic supersonic parachute that NASA is developing to help land heavy payloads on Mars was torn apart during yesterday's "flying saucer" test flight over Hawaii, agency officials said. The ...

XPeng Aeroht said on Friday that the company has developed a multi-parachute rescue system for its X2 flying car. The flying car company is affiliated with Chinese EV manufacturer Xpeng Inc (NYSE:XPEV ...

NASA's huge supersonic parachute isn't ready to land astronauts on Mars just yet. The 100-foot-wide (30 meters) chute — the biggest supersonic parachute ever deployed — was apparenty torn apart today ...

A supersonic parachute meant to slow a flying saucer during landing quickly failed during a test flight Monday – a second strike that the team had been hoping to avoid. Now, researchers at NASA’s Jet ...

NASA’s “flying saucer” took to the skies without trouble Monday, but one of the main technologies it was testing – a parachute meant to help future craft land on Mars – didn’t work as planned. A giant ...

Cheers turned to groans in a NASA control room as a massive parachute designed to slow the descent of a “flying saucer” vehicle failed to unfurl properly for the second year in a row. “Partial chute,” ...

It's a big day for NASA: The agency's new "flying saucer" is getting a crucial test, part of a plan to land on Mars someday. A giant balloon is carrying the Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator to an ...

Three seconds into his 200-foot-fall from a Cripple Creek bridge, Marty Adams was convinced he was going to die. As he plummeted 55 mph toward the rocky canyon roughly 40 feet below him, all the ...

Editor’s note: This story has been updated to clarify the name of the hospital Marty Adams was transported to and where he had his appointment on Wednesday. Three seconds into his 200-foot-fall from a ...