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Lockheed Martin is using 3-D printed parts for US military satellites
When the U.S. Air Force’s sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF-6) satellite launches into space, a 3-D printed part will be along for the ride. A Remote Interface Unit, an aluminum electronic enclosure designed to hold avionic circuits, will be … Continue reading
New design promises to make sitting in the middle seat on an airplane significantly less terrible
http://www.sfgate.com/business/article/New-design-promises-to-make-sitting-in-the-middle-11050435.php By Alix Martichoux, SFGATE Updated 4:57 pm, Tuesday, April 4, 2017 Article source: http://www.sfgate.com/business/article/New-design-promises-to-make-sitting-in-the-middle-11050435.php
Ready for landing at these N.J. runway restaurants
Spend enough time at New Jersey’s local airports and you’ll begin to notice the nearby birds. Hawks and vultures seem attuned to their mechanical counterparts: Cessnas and Pipers, gliders and biplanes. They swoop and dive along the airport perimeters, displaying … Continue reading
The strange laws of Destin
by Annie Blanks There are a number of strange laws listed in the city of Destin’s ordinances that are enforced “as best as possible.” [NICK TOMECEK/THE LOG] Ever thought about taking a jar of sand home from the beach? What … Continue reading
Robert W. Bibeau, 95, of Grafton
Home News Obituaries Police Fire Sports Education Neighbors in the news Business Calendar Contact Us Sitemap © 2017 Community Advocate. All Rights Reserved. Article source: http://www.communityadvocate.com/2017/04/03/robert-w-bibeau-95-of-grafton/
Monday’s Montanan: Target Range teacher Kaye Ebelt inspires with love of learning
Kaye Ebelt talks recently with some of her students at Target Range School, where she leads the Gifted and Talented program, STEM, robotics and aviation. Ebelt said she’s glad to be back at Target Range, where she taught nearly every … Continue reading
Largest model of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner makes its first flight
NORTH CHARLESTON, South Carolina Boeing Co’s (BA.N) newest and largest Dreamliner model, the 787-10, took off successfully on its first flight on Friday, kicking off a flight test program for the high-tech jet. Later on, the plane will fly to … Continue reading