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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Smooth Traveler: Maryland’s Western Shore
By Renée S. Gordon North Beach and Chesapeake Beach are twin bayside beaches. North Beach is located on the northern tip of Calvert County and has a .50-mile boardwalk and 7-block waterfront. The Bayside History Museum places emphasis on the … Continue reading
This Ridiculously Detailed Boeing 777 Model Is Made From Manila Folders
Luca Iaconi-Stewart, 24, is a passionate fan of aviation, to put it lightly. He’s spent the last seven years constructing the most detailed model of a Air India Boeing 777 ever, using cut up manila folders as material. His model … Continue reading
From cloth to carbon fiber, a timeline of Boeing’s 100-year flight
1903 William Edward Boeing, born in Detroit to a German immigrant named Wilhelm Böing, heads West after his Yale education to make a fortune in the timber industry in Southwest Washington’s Grays Harbor. It’s the year of the Wright brothers’ … Continue reading
New wings give ICARUS flight for second neutrino hunt
One of the ICARUS time projection chambers being refurbished at CERN in a clean room. Credit: Max Brice/CERN It’s a big shining box, 4 metres high, 20 metres long: this magnificent detector arrived at CERN 16 months ago and since … Continue reading
Radio-controlled WWI model planes to take to the skies Sunday
Posted: Friday, July 8, 2016 9:40 am | Updated: 9:42 am, Fri Jul 8, 2016. Radio-controlled WWI model planes to take to the skies Sunday By Tim LeiningerJournal Inquirer Journal Inquirer | 0 comments Article source: http://www.journalinquirer.com/towns/ellington/radio-controlled-wwi-model-planes-to-take-to-the-skies/article_79dbb64c-4511-11e6-88fb-f74871f35230.html
PROTO FPGAs Lower the Cost of Prototyping Rad-Tolerant FPGA-Based Systems
Microsemi SoC is well known for its wide range of radiation-tolerant FPGA offerings, which include the following: RTSX-SU: High-reliability, rad-tolerant, antifuse-based FPGAs. RTAX-S: High-performance, high-density, low-power consumption FPGAs that are specifically designed for space applications. RTAX-DSP: Space-flight FPGAs based on … Continue reading
3D LabPrint Releases Landing Gear Conversion Kit for the Messerschmitt Bf 109T
Warbirds! It’s time to take flight once again. And for many model plane enthusiasts, getting ready to do this may be just a little different these days. As with so many processes, 3D printing has had a hand here too, … Continue reading