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Plus: World’s first rim-driven jet propulsion motor, soap bubbles for batteries, oxygen detecte

Plus: World’s first rim-driven jet propulsion motor, soap bubbles for batteries, oxygen detected on Venus again. The future of eco-friendly skies may be propelled by hydrogen and rimless electric motors. An Australian startup is aiming high with Vertiia - an innovative hydrogen-powered eVTOL aircraft that takes off and lands vertically. The helicopter-drone hybrid could fly regional routes emitting only water. Meanwhile, a Canadian firm successfully tested a rim-driven jet engine that eliminates emissions by integrating the blades directly into the electric motor. Both companies are pioneering sustainable propulsion concepts that could transform aviation. Backed by significant funding from Australian Renewable Energy Agency, Vertiia's founders now seek to prove hydrogen's promise. Jump to today’s [Must Read]( to learn more about how their project may soon revolutionize personal air transport and decarbonize short-haul flights. Good morning. I’m Tim, newsletter editor at IE. 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The project is supported by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency, which sees promise in hydrogen aviation for cutting emissions. If successful, Vertiia would be a hydrogen-powered eVTOL aircraft with the range and efficiency to transform regional air transport. The funding will advance prototype development and flight testing. The founders hope the technology improves access and sustainability for services like medical care and firefighting, as well as passenger transport. Learn more about this groundbreaking aviation innovation. [[Read More]( [Transportation]( [🛩 World’s first rim-driven jet propulsion motor test successful in Canada]( Canadian startup Duxion successfully tested its electric jet propulsion motor, which eliminates the rotating shaft used in conventional designs. Their rim-driven eJet motor integrates the fan blades into the electric machine for a more compact, lightweight system. 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