Aviation

Microdrones Are Helping Us See The World Like Never Before

Remote control mini drones or micro drones are now being used for a plethora of important applications. These include aerial mapping services, search and rescue, inspection services like power line monitoring, police security, aerial surveillance,…

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Imagine Traveling To Any Destination On The Planet In A Few Hours, Sabre Rocket Engine Can

Imagine taking off from a runway like a normal aeroplane but flying so high and so fast that when you unclip your seatbelt, you float around the cabin. Look out of the windows: on one…

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Solar Impulse Plane Completes First Cross Country Flight

We’ve been keeping a close eye on the Solar Impulse, an exciting new solar powered aircraft that has been undergoing several test flights over the last few months and it has now completed its first…

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The Story Behind General Electric’s Mission As An Industrial Giant

GE Market Cap $250 Billion General Electric has been in the top five, often the top one or two companies in the United States in terms of market capitalization for decades. Despite its age GE…

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World’s First Commercial Spaceline One Step Closer At $200,000 Per Ticket

Space is Virgin Territory Only 500 people have visited space but Virgin Galactic, a Richard Branson company, is about to change all that. Like Virgin Atlantic Airways, Virgin Galactic will have a fleet of privately…

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Researchers Unveil Thought-Controlled Helicopter

Researchers behind the Journal of Neural Engineering have unveiled their work with a “thought controlled” helicopter. The breakthrough, which harnesses thought patterns that man the small helicopter, was recently put to the test on a…

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Watch A Russian Proton-M Rocket Explode After Flying Wildly Out Of Control

At the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan a Proton-M rocket with DM-03 upper stage, carrying three Russian Glonass-M navigation satellites went out of control, exploded and crashed at 8:38 AM local time, July 2 2013. The…

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A Look At Kepler Discovered “Most Earth Like” Planets to Date

NASA’s Kepler spacecraft has discovered two new planetary systems: Kepler-62 with five planets and Kepler-69 with two planets. The two systems include three super-Earth size planets in the habitable zone of their stars. To date,…

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NASA’s $1.5 million Unmanned Aircraft Competition: Can You Make The Skies Safer?

NASA has so many missions it’s hard to keep track of them all: there is a directory listing current and future missions, a launch schedule and the history of past missions. In the coming months…

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Mining Asteroids Will Create A Trillion-Dollar Industry, The Modern Day Gold Rush?

Big Dreams Live: Revolutionizing the Economics of Space Travel Claiming they have identified the new “Iron Range of Minnesota” the vast store of natural resources upon which the US automobile industry was built over decades,…

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Aviation

Microdrones Are Helping Us See The World Like Never Before

Imagine Traveling To Any Destination On The Planet In A Few Hours, Sabre Rocket Engine Can

Solar Impulse Plane Completes First Cross Country Flight

The Story Behind General Electric’s Mission As An Industrial Giant

World’s First Commercial Spaceline One Step Closer At $200,000 Per Ticket

Researchers Unveil Thought-Controlled Helicopter

Watch A Russian Proton-M Rocket Explode After Flying Wildly Out Of Control

A Look At Kepler Discovered “Most Earth Like” Planets to Date

NASA’s $1.5 million Unmanned Aircraft Competition: Can You Make The Skies Safer?

Mining Asteroids Will Create A Trillion-Dollar Industry, The Modern Day Gold Rush?

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