Introducing the Zephyr 3: A Revolutionary Low-Cost High-Altitude Aircraft

The Zephyr 3 is a revolutionary aircraft developed in Hampshire to provide a low-cost alternative for high-altitude photographic data collection. Made from carbon fibre and equipped with solar panels, it weighs only 14 kilograms. The aircraft is designed to be launched to 40 kilometers using a balloon. If it can recharge its batteries during the day, it could perform long-duration flights, taking on roles typically handled by satellites.

What is the name of the new type of aircraft developed in Hampshire?

What is the primary purpose of the Zephyr 3 aircraft?

How does the Zephyr 3 aircraft generate power?

What altitude will the prototype of the Zephyr 3 be carried to?

What potential advantage does the Zephyr 3 have over traditional satellites?