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Drone policies don’t stop Wyoming Valley RC Flyers Club members from taking flight – Wilkes Barre Times
PLYMOUTH TWP. — Larry Wright pumped gas into his remote-controlled airplane, then started its engine. Within a matter of minutes, the Pilatus PC9 airplane was in the air doing flips and flying from one end of the 700 foot long, … Continue reading
Pratt & Whitney head says jet engine output risks easing
Thomson ReutersPratt and Whitney’s President Bob Leduc passes a signage during the opening ceremony of their first manufacturing facility in Singapore By Tim Hepher SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Pratt Whitney’s new chief says the performance of suppliers is much better than … Continue reading
Ravenswood aluminum plant plays big role in a global industry – Charleston Gazette
RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. — The freshly-poured aluminum ingots — each the length of a car — are plucked from their water-cooled casts, as the massive rectangular slabs continue to give off waves of intense heat. So begins the intricate process of … Continue reading
Speech by Dmitry Medvedev at MSC 2016
Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished colleague Mr Valls, distinguished Mr Ischinger, my speech will be of a more general nature, but I hope it will be useful. The first cold war ended 25 years ago. This is not long in terms … Continue reading
The Technology That Helps Make Your Car More Aerodynamic? It’s Been Around Since The 1800s
Happy Sunday! Welcome to Holy Shift, where we highlight big innovations in the auto and racing industries each week—whether they be necessary or simply for comfort. Without aerodynamics, cars—and airplanes, spacecraft, even bobsledders—are just objects displacing wind. Displacing wind inefficiently, … Continue reading
STCC president Ira Rubenzahl says college focus is training skilled workforce: Outlook 2016 Viewpoint
By IRA H. RUBENZAHL Special to The Republican In the 11 years I’ve spent leading Springfield Technical Community College as president, I’ve seen the tremendous progress the college has made in helping to prepare students for careers and addressing the … Continue reading
Top 20 Biggest 3D Printers in 2016
Feb 10, 2016 | By Kira We know that bigger doesn’t always mean better, but when it comes to 3D printing, the ever-growing list of absolutely massive, large size 3D printing ventures is hard to ignore. That’s why we’ve put … Continue reading