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In central China’s Wuhan, the EagleDrive Flying Car debuted—China’s first full-ducted eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) object. 🛸 8 rotors hidden inside the frame 🔇 Safer + quieter for urban skies 🤖 Goal: driverless airborne taxi in 5 years

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Courage, skill, and passion know no gender. Four female fighter pilots have created a TikTok-style transition video. In reality, their contributions extend far beyond making clips. Female pilots remain uncommon worldwide, with China boasting the largest number in civil aviation (around 941). Even rarer are women qualified for combat roles in the military. On International Women’s Day in 1952, the 3rd year after the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the first group of 14 female pilots flew over Beijing, announcing to the world that China had joined the ranks of nations with women aviators. It wasn’t until over 50 years later that Chinese women were cleared to fly fighter jets. These female pilots haven’t missed out on key historical moments. After the 1976 7.8-magnitude earthquake, the first plane to land in the disaster zone was piloted by a woman. Following China’s first atomic bomb test, female pilots twice entered the mushroom cloud to collect aerial samples. And the two Chinese women who have ventured into space both started their careers as PLA pilots. Today, China has a dedicated system for selecting and training female flight cadets, identifying extremely talented young women and launching them into the skies. This program has run for 14 cycles, recruiting over 700 girls at the age of 18. They enroll in the country’s top universities like Tsinghua and Peking, balancing academics with flight training. As a result, just over half graduate and become pilots—a testament to the program’s grueling standards. China’s requirements for female pilots—in terms of physical fitness, flying skills, and more—are identical to those for men. The same applies to ongoing training, evaluations, and promotions, forcing these women to overcome every physiological and psychological challenge. Those who meet the bar are undeniably capable, having earned a place in the jet through sheer merit.

Courage, skill, and passion know no gender. Four female fighter pilots have created a TikTok-style transition video. In reality, their contributions extend far beyond making clips. Female pilots remain uncommon worldwide, with China boasting the largest number in civil aviation (around 941). Even rarer are women qualified for combat roles in the military. On International Women’s Day in 1952, the 3rd year after the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the first group of 14 female pilots flew over Beijing, announcing to the world that China had joined the ranks of nations with women aviators. It wasn’t until over 50 years later that Chinese women were cleared to fly fighter jets. These female pilots haven’t missed out on key historical moments. After the 1976 7.8-magnitude earthquake, the first plane to land in the disaster zone was piloted by a woman. Following China’s first atomic bomb test, female pilots twice entered the mushroom cloud to collect aerial samples. And the two Chinese women who have ventured into space both started their careers as PLA pilots. Today, China has a dedicated system for selecting and training female flight cadets, identifying extremely talented young women and launching them into the skies. This program has run for 14 cycles, recruiting over 700 girls at the age of 18. They enroll in the country’s top universities like Tsinghua and Peking, balancing academics with flight training. As a result, just over half graduate and become pilots—a testament to the program’s grueling standards. China’s requirements for female pilots—in terms of physical fitness, flying skills, and more—are identical to those for men. The same applies to ongoing training, evaluations, and promotions, forcing these women to overcome every physiological and psychological challenge. Those who meet the bar are undeniably capable, having earned a place in the jet through sheer merit.

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🚨 12-HOUR NEWS RECAP 1. Tucker says Putin was nervous. Lindsey Graham is nervous about the thought of going to Moscow. 2. Massive fire erupted in a factory in West Bank, its been raging for hours. 3. Google lost $70 Billion market value after their woke Gemini Ai generator thought white people didn’t exist. 4. France says sending troops to Ukraine wouldn’t technically mean they were joining the war… ok 5. Tesla’s Batmobile debuts with a splash. China’s Xiaomi launches their competitor car the same day, in blue. 6. Schumer says the US border isn’t as important as Ukraine. 7. Apple cans their electric car dreams. 8. Senator McConnell, says we should avoid a gov. shutdown. Americans agree. 9. Jeopardy asks “Xem, Xyrs, Xemself” and America answers “what is, I am confused.”

🚨 12-HOUR NEWS RECAP 1. Tucker says Putin was nervous. Lindsey Graham is nervous about the thought of going to Moscow. 2. Massive fire erupted in a factory in West Bank, its been raging for hours. 3. Google lost $70 Billion market value after their woke Gemini Ai generator thought white people didn’t exist. 4. France says sending troops to Ukraine wouldn’t technically mean they were joining the war… ok 5. Tesla’s Batmobile debuts with a splash. China’s Xiaomi launches their competitor car the same day, in blue. 6. Schumer says the US border isn’t as important as Ukraine. 7. Apple cans their electric car dreams. 8. Senator McConnell, says we should avoid a gov. shutdown. Americans agree. 9. Jeopardy asks “Xem, Xyrs, Xemself” and America answers “what is, I am confused.”

Mario Nawfal

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