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  KUOW/EarthFix Reporter Ashley Ahearn and her father, Joe Ahearn, Jr., standing next to a B-17 like the one Joe Ahearn, Sr., flew on as a radioman during World War II bombing missions over Nazi Germany. Katie Campbell, KCTS9/EarthFix There’s an old … Continue reading →

A new wing shape from NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center and the Langley Researcher Center—which may be outfitted on a future Mars airplane—was recently tested in a wind tunnel, allowing researchers to answer some questions regarding the boomerang wing scheme. … Continue reading →

According to an article published in The Wall Street Journal, Apple Inc. (AAPL – Analyst Report) is likely to etch a new chapter in automobile history by accelerating efforts to develop an electric car, reportedly setting an ambitious ‘target shipping … Continue reading →

Summary Trades at $9.15, 1.2x its $7.70 book, despite cumulative EPS of just $0.60 since 2010. If things go perfectly for CPI, it’s fairly valued. CPI assembles structural aircraft parts – a competitive labor intensive business – out of high … Continue reading →

SUPPLIED File picture: Supplied Tokyo – Japanese companies are clamouring to secure a niche in the development of drones – small, unmanned aircraft capable of automated flight. Regulations have been tightened since a drone was landed atop the prime minister’s … Continue reading →

Email var addthis_config = {“data_track_addressbar”:false}; Print Font Size: Default font size Larger font size –> Zoom in Zoom out –> Don Shrubshell MEXICO, Mo. — When Dennis Sapp travels the 30-somethingArticle source: http://www.columbiatribune.com/business/saturday_business/zenith-aircraft-helps-aviation-hobbyists-explore-the-skies/article_acd1c8d8-50ed-58cc-803b-c62953c01434.html

opology optimization achieved the unique shape of the lantern bracket held by Sandia National Laboratories’ Ted Blacker and displayed in the topology optimization program behind him. The computer program started as a square block and, following parameters set by a … Continue reading →