The iconic helium-powered balloon that attracted myriads of tourists during the Paris Olympic Games is making a comeback to light up the French capital's skyline.

The company demonstrated the exoskeleton last year when a paraplegic athlete participated in an Olympic flame running event. Following the success of Atalante X, Wandercraft recently unveiled the ...

Carlo Ratti has designed the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Torches for the upcoming Milano Cortina games. Titled Essential, his design has just been revealed, crafted using a minimalist approach that ...

The Olympic cauldron’s flame is actually 40 LED lights and over 200 water misting nozzles, sparking debate among some fans. Emell Derra Adolphus News Reporter Published Jul. 29 2024 3:02PM EDT ...

Olympic flame is 'fake': Floating cauldron fire that wowed the world at Paris 2024 opening ceremony is 100 per cent electric, using LED lights and water mist - and is even safe to touch ...

The Olympic flame isn’t a flame. Well, it’s sort of a flame. But it’s not made of fire. Even if it looks a lot like fire. Wait. Let me backtrack.

During the day the flame and balloon are grounded at the Tuileries Garden, allowing 10,000 ticket-holding visitors to witness it at close quarters. At nightfall the balloon rises into the air ...

Living up to its moniker the "City of Lights," Paris shimmered through heavy rain on Friday evening as the 2024 Olympic Games opening ceremony took place for the first time outside of a stadium ...

The Paris 2024 cauldron was lit by two Olympic gold medalists from France — Marie-José Pérec, a track runner, and Teddy Riner, a judoka. Charles Coste, the oldest living French Olympic ...

The Paris 2024 cauldron was lit by two Olympic gold medalists from France — Marie-José Pérec, a track runner, and Teddy Riner, a judoka. Charles Coste, the oldest living French Olympic champion at 100 ...

Sarah Connor Reviews Editor PARIS — The Olympic flame is a powerful symbol of the Games — it is intended to embody the ideals of peace, unity, and the enduring spirit of competition.