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Tag Archives: model airplane parts
Newington airplane parts maker looks to Asia market
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Teens cut swastika into boy’s forehead
A U.S. military drone strike in Yemen in December may have killed up to a dozen civilians on their way to a wedding and injured others, including the bride, a human rights group says. U.S. officials say only members of … Continue reading
Sea Dragon helicopter: Troubled past, uncertain future – The Virginian
By Mike Hixenbaugh The Virginian-Pilot© February 22, 2014 NORFOLK The Navy started making plans in the late 1990s to retire the most powerful and crash-prone helicopters in its fleet. By then, several of the service’s MH-53E Sea Dragons – the … Continue reading
Artificial muscles from fishing line? New possibilities.
New technologies emerge as researchers find ways to produce artificial muscles from polymers. From artificial limbs to robots to temperature-controlled clothing, the range of possible uses is vast. By Pete Spotts, Staff writer / February 21, 2014 Researchers at the University … Continue reading
A Historical Look at the DC-10 Before its Final Passenger Flight (13)
S2-ACR, the last DC-10 in any sort of passenger service – Photo: Ken Fielding This article was written for AirlineReporter by Kris Hull. Starting tomorrow, the last Douglas DC-10 will start its farewell tour as the last passenger DC-10. Biman … Continue reading
World’s First Supersonic Jet Will Have Screens Instead Of Windows
The world doesn’t quite have its first private supersonic jet yet, but it’s coming – fast. (Hoho). Spike Aerospace is currently working on its ground-breaking S-512 model and, when it takes off in 2018, you can bet more than a … Continue reading
A Historical Look at the DC-10 Before its Final Passenger Flight
S2-ACR, the last DC-10 in any sort of passenger service – Photo: Ken Fielding This article was written for AirlineReporter by Kris Hull. Starting tomorrow, the last Douglas DC-10 will start its farewell tour as the last passenger DC-10. Biman … Continue reading