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Flight Gear Screenshot X-Plane is one of the most advanced flight simulator software packages for personal computers and includes complete scenery of the planets Earth and Mars. X-Plane creates a realistic flight model by computing the forces that act upon each part of the aircraft. This includes turbulence, ground effect, and downdraft simulations. Even the weather is realistically simulated using weather data downloaded in specified intervals.
in Linux
via About @ 12:46 29th Oct
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"With the laptop market growing in leaps in bounds over the last few years, the call for mobile external storage is sure to grow with it. SunnyTek has attempted to bridge the gap with its Mini Mobile Back Plane. As SSDs become more commonplace in laptops, the call for larger external storage will grow even more. For those early adopters of the SSD technology, we are often pigeon-held with small hard drives, which for the most part can only store the operating system, so an external hard drive is a must if you want to store more than a few documents. SunnyTek has set the bar high with its mini mobile back plane external hard drive caddy, offering many useful feature and also carrying the title of the first mobile mini back plane currently on the market.
in Mobile Technology
via PCStats @ 18:43 9th Nov
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KentuckyFC writes "All invisibility cloaks to date work by hiding an object embedded inside them. Now a group of physicists have worked out how to remotely cloak objects that sit outside a cloaking material. The trick is to make the cloaking material with optical properties that are exactly complementary to the space outside them. Complementary means that the material reverses the effect the space has on a plane wave of light passing through it. To an observer this space would appear to vanish. The scientists say that to cloak an object sitting outside the cloaking material, first measure its optical properties and then embed a "complementary image" of the object within the cloak. So a plane wave is first distorted by the object but then restored to a plane by the complementary image of the object within the cloak (abstract).
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 13:01 6th Nov
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Beijing - A Chinese telecommunications worker has made a successful test voyage in a plane that he built himself from scratch.
in Quirky
via IOL @ 6:52 5th Nov
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LOS ANGELES — Build A Plane is asking kids around the United States to design the paint scheme for its flagship aircraft, a Glasair Sportsman 2+2. The winning designer will receive national recognition and an Apple iPod Touch.
in Arts & Culture
via Aircraft Maintenance Technology @ 22:12 11th Nov
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. — A 55-year-old military cargo plane is winging its way home to Hagerstown from Wyoming.
in Arts & Culture
via Air Force Times @ 6:26 14th Nov
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LOS ANGELES, CA — Build A Plane has just kicked off its annual fundraising auction on eBay. The on-line auction is a great place to find unusual gifts for pilots and aviation enthusiasts.
in Online Auctions
via Aircraft Maintenance Technology @ 16:55 2nd Dec
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A Chinese telecom worker has made a successful test voyage in the plane he built himself from scratch.
in Quirky
via Ananova @ 12:19 3rd Nov
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A Chinese telecom worker has made a successful test voyage in the plane he built himself from scratch.
in Quirky
via Ananova @ 12:20 3rd Nov
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Authorities said Monday they have positively identified some of Steve Fossett's remains: two large bones found a half-mile from where the adventurer's plane crashed in California's Sierra Nevada.
in Biological Science
via San Francisco Chronicle @ 0:25 4th Nov
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Nanocrystal with Different Shape and Crystal Plane Effect on Catalytic Property for Methane Combustion
in Nanotech
via American Chemical Society @ 6:32 8th Nov
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NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. — The oldest active airplane used by the U.S. Air Force is taking its final flight from a western New York base to retirement at an aviation museum in Ohio.
in Arts & Culture
via Air Force Times @ 14:54 7th Nov
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ATLANTA -- A Delta baggage worker got a bit of a fright before Halloween when she opened a jetliner's cargo door and found a cheetah running loose amid the luggage. Two cheetahs were being flown in the cargo area of a Boeing 757 passenger flight from Portland, Ore., to Atlanta on Thursday when one escaped from its cage, Delta spokeswoman Betsy Talton said Friday.
in Quirky
via Sun Herald @ 19:20 31st Oct
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A Ryanair jet was forced to make an emergency landing after a mid-air collision with a flock of birds. Skip related content
in Biological Science
via Yahoo! UK and Ireland @ 4:36 11th Nov
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NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. — The oldest active airplane used by the U.S. Air Force flew off into retirement Friday, but not before its first pilot gave some advice to its last.
in Arts & Culture
via Air Force Times @ 14:08 8th Nov
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A Delta baggage worker got a bit of a fright before Halloween when she opened a jetliner's cargo door and found a cheetah running loose amid the luggage. Two cheetahs were being flown in the cargo area of a Boeing 757 passenger flight from Portland, Ore., to Atlanta on Thursday when one escaped from its cage, Delta spokeswoman Betsy Talton said Friday.
in Quirky
via Miami Herald @ 19:20 31st Oct
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Micro Air Vehicles (MAVs) undoubtedly have the potential to revolutionize both military and civilian surveillance operations, and the quest to find the most efficient design for these airborne spies of the future is leading to all kinds of radical platforms being investigated. Several are derived from nature, where evolution has produced designs that out-strip the performance and efficiency of humanity's aerial achievements on a proportional scale. Even extinct examples like the pterodactyl are not immune from this scrutiny, but in this case, the inspiration comes from the only mammal naturally capable of flight - the bat.
in Robotics
via Gizmag @ 4:22 7th Nov
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They say the camera never lies. And even if you are one of the world's most beautiful women the lenses and flashbulbs are guaranteed to show off your every flaw.
in Celebrities
via Evening Standard @ 10:02 31st Oct
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There’s a nuttier, generally more diverting entertainment creeping, crawling and waddling along the edges of “Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa” than the larger one lollygagging on screen. This central story of this new animated movie, written by Etan Cohen and the directors Eric Darnell and Tom McGrath, involves Alex (Ben Stiller in low gear), a lion who in 2005 journeyed from New York captivity (i.e., a zoo) to the jungle in the first “Madagascar” with the usual mix of celebrity-voiced racial and ethnic stereotypes: a motor-mouthed zebra, Marty (Chris Rock); a nice if woefully neurotic giraffe, Melman (David Schwimmer); and the token girl, a hippo with a sizeable caboose named Gloria (Jada Pinkett Smith).
in Arts & Culture
via New York Times @ 5:57 7th Nov
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ATLANTA - A Delta baggage worker got a bit of a fright before Halloween when she opened a jetliner's cargo door and found a cheetah running loose amid the luggage.
in Quirky
via Q 107 @ 21:25 1st Nov
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ATLANTA - A Delta baggage worker got a bit of a fright before Halloween when she opened a jetliner's cargo door and found a cheetah running loose amid the luggage.
in Quirky
via Yahoo! Canada @ 0:10 1st Nov
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Think about a site you constantly go back to and check on for the latest version. For example, The New York Times changes its home page about every 15 minutes. You may want to make sure that a site you run doesn't go down, and, if so, you may want to make sure that you know as soon as it does. The Firefox tool ReloadEvery can help.
in Open Source
via CIO Today @ 18:08 1st Dec
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MEXICO CITY -- A fiery plane crash into rush-hour traffic claimed the life of Mexico's most powerful official after the president, a heavy blow to the government's escalating battle against drug cartels.
in Quirky
via Sun Herald @ 20:03 5th Nov
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A clear glass toaster; a plane of glass that can heat a living room; a device that helps relieve arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome pain; a less-damaging, more energy-efficient hairdryer — these have all been created by Impression Technology, a nanotechnology start-up headquartered in Frederick and run in large part by three city residents.
in Nanotech
via Nanotechnology News @ 21:15 29th Nov
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The lone survivor of a B.C. plane crash that killed seven people on board Sunday has been on an "emotional roller-coaster" as he recovers in a Vancouver hospital bed, according to his...
in Arts & Culture
via Sympatico @ 1:40 26th Nov
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