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Any world with an atmosphere has wind. Simply put, wind is moving air. Winds can be powerful — which means, in the literal sense, full of power. That’s why a dramatic storm’s winds can rip roofs off of houses. When … Continue reading →

Airline passengers are facing a fresh crime threat – and this time it is not from so-called in-flight steals – but the theft of travel bags and their contents from city-bound airport buses. Police feared a wave of publicity over … Continue reading →

AFRIN, Syria (AFP) – As soon as Turkish warplanes began bombing raids over Afrin on Saturday (Jan 20), terrified residents of the Syrian Kurdish enclave dashed to take cover in the cellars of their homes. They had been bracing for … Continue reading →

People have spent many years trying to create a flying car. Sci-Fi stories would be incomplete without the main attributes of the genre – laser weapons, robots and, of course, flying cars. The main difference between these miracle machines that … Continue reading →

‘)})(); //– ;c++)if(e=b[c],”og:title”===e.getattribute(“property”)){a=e.getattribute(“content”);break}a||(a=document.title||”untitled”); So Emirates Airline has come to the rescue of the Airbus A380. Was it gallantry or pressure that led to this outcome? It’s probably a bit of both. With the Jan. 18 signing of an MOU for … Continue reading →

Advertisement Supported by By Zach Wichter Photographs by Dustin Chambers Jan. 19, 2018 ImageCreditDustin Chambers for The New York Times MARANA, Ariz. — There may be no airliner as recognizable as the Boeing 747, the world’s first jumbo jet, with … Continue reading →

Not your standard reactor “A traditional light water cooled reactor makes a gigawatt in electricity. It’s a million times bigger, it’s very complicated, and it’s designed so it utilizes the fuel very well,” McClure says. At the size of the … Continue reading →