HOVER NEWS

The video discusses the advancements in hovercraft technology, showcasing experimental designs aimed at improving control and maneuverability. It highlights the CHU-4 and CC-7 models, focusing on their unique propulsion systems. The Ministry of Technology's role in developing these research machines is emphasized, providing insights that laboratory work alone cannot offer.

Why must hovercraft remain as up-to-date as tomorrow?

• To maintain their aesthetic appeal

• To keep pace with their increasing potential

• To reduce manufacturing costs

• To ensure they are environmentally friendly

What is the primary feature of the five-ton hovercraft model?

• It uses solar power

• It is designed for high-speed travel

• It is equipped with swivelling propellers

• It has a lightweight design

What is the CHU-4 hovercraft testing?

• A lightweight material

• A solar energy system

• A new fan propulsion system

• A new navigation system

Who runs the hovercraft unit responsible for these research machines?

• The Ministry of Science

• The Ministry of Transport

• The Ministry of Technology

• The Ministry of Defense

What is the purpose of the research machines built by the Ministry of Technology?

• To increase the speed of hovercraft

• To improve the aesthetic design of hovercraft

• To reduce the cost of hovercraft production

• To provide information that laboratory work alone cannot supply