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Boeing Phantom Eye
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Boeing Phantom Eye Hydrogen Powered Demonstrator
Boeing Phantom Eye Takes off on first flight^ June 1^ 2012
Boeing Phantom Eye In flight
Aft View of Boeing Phantom Eye
Boeing Phantom Eye Taxi Test, March 2012
Boeing Phantom Eye at High Altitude
Boeing Phantom Eye at Low Altitude
Boeing Phantom Eye Taking off
Boeing Phantom Eye on Second flight
Boeing Phantom Eye Postflight
Boeing Phantom Eye landing Approach
Boeing Phantom Eye Postflight Check
Phantom Eye First Flight, June 1, 2012
Phantom Eye First Flight,June 1, 2012
Boeing Phantom Eye Takeoff on Second flight
Boeing Phantom Eye HALE Completes Vibration Tests
Boeing Phantom Eye Lands on Lakebed
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Boeing Phantom Eye Aircraft Revealed
Phantom Eye, a hydrogen-powered demonstrator that will stay aloft at 65,000 feet for up to four days, is a key part of Phantom Works’ rapid prototyping initiative. Phantom Eye is being designed and built at Boeingfacilities in St. Louis and Seattle as well as Irvine and HuntingtonBeach in California. While the propulsion system is key to Phantom Eye’s success, the airframe is deceptively simple. Several composite materials technologies for the prototype are being used, allowing for low-cost manufacturing without compromising performance.
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BI231803
Boeing ID
msf10-0138-003
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2010s
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High Altitude Long Endurance (HALE)
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