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Paris Airshow 2019
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Airbus uses hi-tech to gain zero emissions
Airbus's low-emissions research spans carbon-absorbing algae, synthetic spider silk, and hybrid-electric propulsion.
Airbus is researching the use of advanced materials such as algae and synthetic spider silk to produce extremely strong, lightweight, and flexible fibers.
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Cathy Buyck
• Contributor - Europe
June 14, 2019
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