This isn’t possible with something like phantom eye syndrome. Some doctors prescribe tranquilizers or have the patient seek therapy. Strenuous exercise is also a very good way making the person ...

Boeing's liquid hydrogen-powered Phantom Eye demonstrator has successfully completed its second flight, climbing to an altitude of over 8,000 feet and remaining in the air for 66 minutes traveling ...

Boeing’s Phantom Eye -- an unmanned, hydrogen-powered drone that can stay aloft for as much as four straight days -- completed its first autonomous flight June 1 at NASA's Dryden Flight Research ...

Some patients who lose an eye to cancer surgery feel as if they can still see out of the missing eye, a phenomenon known as "phantom eye syndrome," according to a study published today.

The unmanned aircraft, burning liquid hydrogen as a fuel, aces a taxi test as Boeing eyes high-flying future missions. Jon Skillings is an editorial director at CNET, where he's worked since 2000 ...

After four years of development, Boeing’s liquid hydrogen-powered Phantom Eye unmanned autonomous aircraft made its first flight last Friday. It took place at Edwards Air Force Base in ...

Phantom Eye first flew in June 2012, but was then grounded for a year following a mishap during landing. The aircraft is designed to fly for up to four days at 65,000ft (19,800m).

Phantom Eye is powered by two 2.3-litre, four-cylinder engines that provide 150 horsepower each. It has a 150-foot wingspan, will cruise at approximately 150 knots and can carry up to a 450-pound ...

The Phantom Eye is a beast: wingspans of 150 feet; a gross takeoff weight of 10,000 pounds; room for up to a 450 pound payload; two four-cylinder engines each providing about 150 horsepower.