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In the early hours of June 29, the all-solar powered aircraft Solar Impulse 2 took off from Japan for the most challenging voyage of the world
.
Andre Borschberg, a 62-year-old Swiss pilot, flew the plane off from the central Japanese city of Nagoya to Hawaii
at 3:04 a.
m.
Five days ago, organizers were forced to cancel a flight due
to weather.
Borschberg said he would practice yoga on this long solo flight, sleeping 20 minutes at a time to try to stay in good shape
.
The flight from Japan to Hawaii is about 7900 kilometers and requires at least 5 days and 5 nights of flight time
.
It was also the eighth leg of the circumnavigation and did not have any forced landing points along the way, making it considered the most dangerous leg to date
.
Solar Impulse 2 took off from Abu Dhabi earlier this year and plans to complete its round-the-world flight
in stages completely relying on solar energy without any surprises.
In the early hours of June 29, the all-solar powered aircraft Solar Impulse 2 took off from Japan for the most challenging voyage of the world
.
Andre Borschberg, a 62-year-old Swiss pilot, flew the plane off from the central Japanese city of Nagoya to Hawaii
at 3:04 a.
m.
Five days ago, organizers were forced to cancel a flight due
to weather.
Borschberg said he would practice yoga on this long solo flight, sleeping 20 minutes at a time to try to stay in good shape
.
The flight from Japan to Hawaii is about 7900 kilometers and requires at least 5 days and 5 nights of flight time
.
It was also the eighth leg of the circumnavigation and did not have any forced landing points along the way, making it considered the most dangerous leg to date
.
Solar Impulse 2 took off from Abu Dhabi earlier this year and plans to complete its round-the-world flight
in stages completely relying on solar energy without any surprises.
