This concept is designed for a flying hotel that never lands. The Sky Cruise project boasts 20 engines accommodating up to 5,000 passengers and offers the unique capability to dock with conventional airplanes. Notably, it emphasizes complete autonomous control, eliminating the need for human pilots. On board, passengers can relish amenities like swimming pools, shopping malls, cinemas, and gyms. Despite these features, online sceptics express doubt, suggesting that the vessel’s ability to take off hinges on the principles of physics and dynamics. One commenter remarked that if these fundamental principles were disregarded, the vessel might theoretically achieve.
The foundation of the concept is from a Yemeni biotechnologist called “Hashemal-Ghaili.”.
The sky cruise is nicknamed the Flying Titanic. Imagine you are in a hotel, waking up from the bed, going down to the bar to have fun or get coffee, eating your daily meal, going to the swimming pool, or going to the gym. You can even go shopping, to a to a cinema, or to a to a restaurant, and all your journey takes place in the air. This is what future travel will look like. According to the idea of the concept author, the sky cruise is supposed to stay in the air with the help of 20 electric motors and nuclear fusion and be able to omit the landing process for several years. The airliner will be controlled by artificial intelligence, which will predict the weather and also smoothly enter the turbulence zone. Upon detecting vibration, the system automatically generates a reverse vibration that compensates for shaking.
The author of the concept also considers ordinary flights outdated and terribly tiring, believing that life in the sky is possible to achieve; all they need is sufficient energy for takeoff. That’s why nuclear energy is part of the design.
HASHEMAL-GHAILI says that many countries are already working on the study of improving small nuclear reactors.
This amazing sky hotel’s author believes that the world will see their creation no later than 2040.
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