Watch live: Solar Impulse set for noon Eastern time landing

Ars Technica
By John TimmerJul 3, 2015, 11:23 am391 pts
After successfully making its way across the Pacific, Solar Impulse 2 is currently circling near Hawaii, set for an early-morning landing local time. The landing process is challenging due to the lightweight construction and low power of the aircraft. Solar Impulse 2 simply can't move forward fast enough to…

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