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ScienceSeptember 30, 2026, 23:54

Pegasus drone flies 75 km on a single lithium-sulfur battery

An Australian drone named Pegasus with a 5-meter wingspan flew more than 75 km in nearly two hours on a single 382 Wh lithium-sulfur battery pack from Li-S Energy. The project received over AUD 1.35 million in matched government funding, with future models targeting 5–8 hours of flight and up to 250 km range.

Pegasus drone flies 75 km on a single lithium-sulfur battery
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