Solar powered aircraft Solar Impulse exceeded three of the Great Ocean

The Solar Impulse, starting from Abu Dhabi on 9th March to draw attention to the use of edible energy sources and open the groundbreak in this area, completed three of the most demanding stage of world tour adventure. The aired aircraft from Nagoya city of Japan on June 28, reached three of the Great Ocean with a 40-hour flight and continues the right course to Hawaii at the maximum altitude.

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The Solar Impulse, which is going to be at once with adhering to the five days and five night weather, is struggling with challenges such as sleeping and warming on one hand while staying in the air for five days in the Great Ocean flight. Bertrand Piccard and André Borschberg, which is the inventor and pilots of Solar Impulse, struggles with the cabin temperature ranging from -40° to night and insomnia.