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Unsportsmanlike Podcast- Back in Time

Outside the boundaries of the normal podcast thinks he’s got you guys cheering fourteen. And the fun sportsman like podcast. He loves sports comedy entertainment it. Or else that happens to come up a conversation the un sportsman like podcast … Continue reading →

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Pilot Report: Piper PA-46 M500

The PA-46 M500 refines Piper’s pitch to well heeled, value-conscious general aviation pilots considering the transition from piston to turboprop, making its upsell not with increased power and performance but with enhanced safety. It’s the definitive answer to concerns safety … Continue reading →

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Dayton is Ground Zero on The Aviation Trail

To say that I was amazed by all the aviation history that I saw during a recent visit to Dayton, Ohio, would be an understatement. The National Aviation Heritage Alliance (NAHA) invited a group of aviation writers to the first … Continue reading →

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Is this the Tesla of motorcycles?

LONDON (CNNMoney) – An Italian company is determined to become the Tesla of motorcycles. The Modena-based Energica Motor Company makes all-electric racing bikes that can go from 0 to 60 in under three seconds, and reach a top speed of … Continue reading →

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Elon Musk ‘has a design in mind’ for a vertical-takeoff, fully electric aircraft

Elon Musk is a busy man, running two burgeoning companies — Tesla Motors and SpaceX. When asked what he would be doing if the two companies didn’t exist, Musk made an impromptu comment that he would be working on a fully … Continue reading →

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To Take Earth’s Pulse, You Have to Fly High

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Antarctica’s contribution to sea level rise

by Veronika Meduna – Veronika.Meduna@radionz.co.nz New research published today confirms that Antarctica’s icy cap will add significantly to future sea level rise, unless ambitious action is taken to start reducing greenhouse gas emissions from 2020 onwards. Nick Golledge, at Victoria … Continue reading →

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