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💥 Forget jets and propellers. Rotary detonations power China’s new drone

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Plus: OSIRIS-APEX's mission to Apophis, Amazon to invest $4 billion in Anthropic AI, tungsten hydrat

Plus: OSIRIS-APEX's mission to Apophis, Amazon to invest $4 billion in Anthropic AI, tungsten hydrate opens future to smarter window glass. Forget conventional propulsion technologies, China is pioneering detonation-powered flight. In a secretive test, they allegedly flew and landed a drone powered by a rotating detonation engine (RDE). While details are scant, this rumored achievement could blaze a new path to hypersonic drones and aircraft. If the reports are true, China has made a bold stride into the vanguard of detonation propulsion, further underscoring its aviation ambitions. However, formidable technical barriers remain before this novel approach becomes viable. Find out what we know so far in today’s [Must Read](. Good morning. I’m Tim, newsletter editor at IE. This is the Blueprint. Let's get into it! 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