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Tag Archives: model airplane parts
The Right Chemistry: The dangers of ‘organic solvent syndrome’
The British Medical Journal recently reported a case of “Cardiac arrest by inhalation of deodorant spray.” The culprit wasn’t any of the “active” ingredients, but rather the gas used as a propellant to expel the contents from the container. Butane … Continue reading
Aviator from Bukovina to construct the unique plane tree – 24 Channel
In December 1903 it rose in the sky the world’s first motor plane. It was a biplane “Flyer 1”, built by inventors camocamo the Wright brothers. His flight lasted only 12 seconds, but with this event began a new era … Continue reading
More than an auto-pilot, AI charts its course in aviation
reader comments 63 with 34 posters participating Ars Unite Why driving is hard—even for AIs All hail the AI overlord: Smart cities and the AI Internet of Things NASA’s next Mars rover will use AI to be a better science … Continue reading
From the Sky to Your Home, Plane Parts Get a Second Life
For example, “we worked with two business partners in May 2018 to conduct the world’s first dismantling of a composite fuselage airplane, an early production 787 Dreamliner.” The goal is to “help the industry develop techniques for composite airplane recycling,” … Continue reading
‘Battlefield 5’ Update 1.04 Adds Overture DLC & Practice Range – Patch Notes
Battlefield 5 has a brand-new update that brings the first chapter of Tides of War to Xbox One, PS4 and PC. There’s a lot to cover in 10GB of data, so let’s get right to the very extensive patch notes … Continue reading
Dakota Territory Air Museum’s P-47 Update – November, 2018
It’s that time of month again, here’s another great report from Chuck Cravens on the restoration of the Dakota Territory Museum’s P-47D Thunderbolt at AirCorps Aviation . (image via AirCorps Aviation) WarbirdsNews has just received the November, 2018 report from … Continue reading
Holy Cow!
Holy Cow! I am flat out amazed! Y’all, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has built an airplane that flies with no—repeat, no—moving parts. Before you laugh and scoff, just remember that’s MIT—an organization that deserves and commands respect. That didn’t … Continue reading