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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Livermore Teen Pilot Plans Solo Flight Around The World
LIVERMORE, CA – Aviation enthusiast Trystyn Clark has soaring dreams — literally — when he turns 18. The 16-year-old student pilot from Livermore is charting, mapping and eagerly anticipating a solo, around-the-world flight, with stops in 20-plus countries, to tout … Continue reading
Tesla Model 3 production is increasing to 5000 units per week, say suppliers
Several Tesla suppliers are now reporting that Model 3 production is increasing rapidly and they are back to working on Tesla’s guidance of 5,000 units per week in December, which was delayed last month. In October, a few days before Tesla’s … Continue reading
Why the Northern Lights and other auroras are becoming more rare …
The Aurora Australis on June 25, 2017, as seen from the International Space Station. NASA First, the bad news for stargazers: Auroras are going dark in many parts of the world. The number of these atmospheric light shows won’t bottom … Continue reading
Nixa veteran files proposed nationwide class action
Amelia Wigton Amelia is the editor, covering news and feature stories. She lives in Sparta with her husband, four children, two gerbils and fish. Follow Amelia Wigton Article source: http://ccheadliner.com/news/nixa-veteran-files-proposed-nationwide-class-action/article_1a730034-e047-11e7-b2fe-0f0dab7cecd8.html
There’s Another Announcement About A New Flying Car And It Makes Me Hate What I’ve Become
What happened to me? I used to be the sort of person that loved hearing about the flying cars we’d all enjoy in the future. The very idea was thrilling, the technology ingenious, the potential inspiring. But now, when we … Continue reading
Drone Sightings on the Rise in US
Reports from pilots, citizens, and law enforcement of unmanned aircraft sightings in restricted airspace, or other apparent violations, continue to increase dramatically in the U.S., with the FAA receiving more than 180 such reports each month. There have been 1,696 … Continue reading
A Love for Christmas, and Memories of a Bygone Era, Mark Worlds Created by Train Enthusiasts
Jim Buydos grew up playing with a model train in the basement of his home, and then went on to serve in the U.S. Army’s reserve 729th railway operating battalion in New Haven. So about 35 years ago, when his … Continue reading