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Open-Source, 3D Printed Military Grade Drones

What was once a pleasant hobby for nerdy kids and engineers has “shapeshifted” into a full out struggle over low altitude skies in the pursuit of both blood and treasure. Below traffic patterns of civilian…

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Getting You There Faster With LORADS III: The World’s Most Advanced Air Traffic Management System

Aimlessly flying around in circles awaiting air traffic approval to land may be a thing of the past with the introduction of Singapore’s new automation system, LORADS III, designed by TopSky-ATC. Singapore-the world’s 5th busiest…

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‘Athena’ Just Became The First Paying Humanoid Robot Airline Passenger

This afternoon, a humanoid robot named Athena will become the first paying humanoid robot airline passenger according to the Los Angeles International Airport’s Twitter feed. Athena will be on a commercial Lufthansa flight to Germany,…

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Emirates Upset At The Possibility Of Airbus Discontinuing The A380 Superjumbo

Emirates is clearly upset after Airbus publicly announced it might discontinue the A380 superjumbo, the world’s largest airliner project. Tim Clark, president of Emirates airline said, “I am not particularly happy as you can imagine.”…

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Space Elevators Built With New Superstrength Materials Could Replace Launch Rockets

Biomimetics or biomimicry seeks to build human technologies using nature as an a template. With the rapid progress in material science, researchers are beginning to imagine a day when carbon nanotubes, inspired by spider silk…

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Aerobatics Jetman Loves Flying Like A Bird

History Of A Daredevil An ex-Swiss-military and Swiss International Airlines commercial pilot, daredevil and inventor Yves Rossy, aka “The Jetman”, has been developing a winged pack made of airplane type carbon fiber wings 8 feet…

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End of Jet Lag… Scientists Figure Out How To Reset The Body Clock

As we fast-forward or rewind the natural body clock passing through different time zones, our body’s clock differs from our wristwatch, making us feel sleep and disoriented. We call this jet lag, which is basically disruption of our circadian…

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Supercomputer Simulations Linchpin Of Third Industrial Revolution

Supercomputer simulations and stronger and lighter materials are helping engineers simplify designs and make products more efficient and efficiently. Supercomputer simulations are increasingly at the heart of the “Third Industrial Revolution” that is beginning to…

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Landing Helicopters On Superyacht Helidecks

Landing a helicopter on a superyacht helideck is easy, compared to landing it on an average size yacht, but still takes skill and nerves. And with more and more superyachts being built each year, yachts…

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Military & Civilian Satellites: A Brave New Battlefield

The U.S. Strategic Command reported that Russia’s Kosmos-2495 Imaging Reconnaissance Satellite fell out of orbit and burned up in the atmosphere on September 9, 2014. The news was immediately denied by the Russian Defense Ministry,…

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Aviation

Open-Source, 3D Printed Military Grade Drones

Getting You There Faster With LORADS III: The World’s Most Advanced Air Traffic Management System

‘Athena’ Just Became The First Paying Humanoid Robot Airline Passenger

Emirates Upset At The Possibility Of Airbus Discontinuing The A380 Superjumbo

Space Elevators Built With New Superstrength Materials Could Replace Launch Rockets

Aerobatics Jetman Loves Flying Like A Bird

End of Jet Lag… Scientists Figure Out How To Reset The Body Clock

Supercomputer Simulations Linchpin Of Third Industrial Revolution

Landing Helicopters On Superyacht Helidecks

Military & Civilian Satellites: A Brave New Battlefield

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