Nuclear-powered flying hotel

An outlandish concept for a nuclear-powered floating hotel has been unveiled, designed to fly with 20 electric engines and an AI pilot in a nearly nonstop ...

Some people were concerned about the size of the cruiser, as one YouTube user pointed out how big the runway would need to be for such a "monster-sized" aircraft, and another added: "That thing is massive, it's at least 20 times larger than any commercial airplane. Outside of the main hub of activity, there is a panoramic hall inside an observation tower that offers 360-degree views of the sky above the clouds, plus three individual viewing domes for stargazing. Its design combines "features of a commercial plane while offering the epitome of luxury" for passengers who would arrive at the hotel via airliner or private jet.

A giant nuclear-powered 'flying hotel', complete with a gym and swimming pool, is set to carry 5000 passengers in unparalleled luxury.

And, the massive development cost is also another concern. Uneven drag would also like a word on those. While someone else commented “I’m sure I would be able to afford a ticket for the lowest deck with no leg space and no access to the lounge”. And it would be perfect as the Sky Cruise offers a panoramic hall, offering breathtaking 360 degree views of the outside. Despite plans for a man-less ride, the Sky Cruise will still require plenty of staff on board to be at every passenger’s beck and call. It’s a bird, it’s a plane … no, it’s a giant nuclear-powered ‘flying hotel’, complete with a gym and swimming pool that’s set to carry 5,000 passengers.

An AI-guided cruise ship is said to remain suspended in the air for years without landing on the ground, thanks to its nuclear power.

A Chinese tech company presented ideas for one mile per second hypersonic aircraft in April that would take two hours to cover long-distance routes like Shanghai to New York. The creators added that Sky Cruise will be completely autonomous thanks to its AI technology. It highlighted various bars and restaurants, viewing decks, theaters, swimming pools, games rooms, and even wedding halls for couples who want to exchange their "I dos" above the clouds.

A futurist flying luxury hotel that uses nuclear energy to stay in the air and never needs to land has been compared to the “modern day Titanic”.

On Twitter, one person likened it to the ill-fated Titanic. Another referred to it as “ Skytanic”. Meanwhile, others said it was like the plot of the film. They wrote: “this is about to be the modern-day titanic.”

The viral video has garnered mixed reactions, some saying the plane defies the laws of physics.

Any cleaning or maintenance would be done above ground. The machine would also be able to use artificial intelligence to predict turbulence before it happens, and would prevent vibrations with an 'anti-turbulence technology'. According to Al-Ghaili, the hotel would be able to run for years without touching the ground.

A nuclear-powered hotel is in the works, and it sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. What are the specifications on Sky Cruise?

I can’t believe this even needs to be said, but this is a shockingly bad idea. Even at gunpoint, I don’t think you could convince me to get on it. You’d have to be crazy to ever get on a nuclear-powered flying hotel.

The hotel itself, called a “sky cruise”, looks like a cross between a luxury cruise ship and a space station, and can be seen floating above the clouds. So ...

I can’t even imagine the amount of maintenance something this massive would need. “That thing is massive, it’s at least 20 times larger than any commercial aeroplane. The hotel itself has been designed by a designer called Tony Holmsten and the video has been animated by Al-Ghaili. Who has the hotel been created by and where has the video come from? What does the hotel look like, and what facilities does it have? So, where has the video come from, what exactly does it show, is the hotel real and how does the technology work?

The Sky Cruise is a wild concept for a massive airship that mixes a luxury hotel with entertainment, business and medical facilities.

That’s to say nothing of the fact that it would undoubtedly cost guests a fortune — certainly much more than, say, the already expensive “immersive” Star Wars cruise. To help with continuous flight, the Sky Cruise would be piloted by an AI, which can also predict air turbulence and react accordingly. All in all, it certainly sounds like a neat concept — for a sci-fi story.

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"Don't see that getting shot down lol." "I am pro-nuclear, as almost all of you know by now," Canadian columnist David Staples tweeted. "I can't even imagine the maintenance something this massive would need."

A NEW concept shows a massive nuclear-powered 'Sky cruise', which is an airborne hotel that would ferry about 5000 passengers on a non stop flight around ...

The ambitious design would be piloted by artificial intelligence would require 20 engines powered by nuclear fusion to fly around the world without ever needing to land. In the video, they said that this futuristic cruise would give passengers the “ultimate travel experience” as the gigantic vehicle could house movie theatres, playgrounds, shopping malls and conference rooms for work. Animator Hashem Al-Ghaili on YouTube shared a concept design for the flying “hotel of the future”, which could be able to carry 5,000 guests on a non-stop flight that could carry on for years without landing.

Graphic artist and YouTuber Hashem Al-Ghaili has designed a plane that he has nicknamed the 'Sky Cruise Hotel' which can carry up to 5000 passengers and ...