Wind Turbine or Airplane? New Radar Could Cut Through the Signal Clutter
Scientific American  - 0 KB - Found: 5 hours ago
Wind turbines function best in wide-open spaces where they can capture airflow unobstructed by buildings or mountains. Unfortunately, these same conditions are also optimal for aircraft takeoffs and landings, creating tension between wind energy utilities and airports in a number of locations worldwide. Utility-scale wind turbines, many of which stand more than 100 meters tall, can interfere ...

Introducing a unique modern solution in access covers which outperforms rival materials in terms of safety, security ...
Environmental Data Interactive Exchange  - 0 KB - Found: 11 hours ago
Tightening budgets and the growth in traffic density is placing an ever-increasing strain on our highways. Those responsible for our road infrastructure are being forced to stretch their financial and operational resources to the absolute limits in order to meet their road building and maintenance targets.

Boeing Forecasts North American Demand for New Jets at $700 Billion
American Machinist  - 0 KB - Found: 12 hours ago
Boeing Co. predicts only nominal increases in North American commercial airline traffic, but it anticipates that replacing the aging commercial jet fleet will drive the U.S./Canada market to a value of $700 billion over the next 20 years.

Timco Aviation to add 130 jobs
Macon Telegraph  - 0 KB - Found: 23 hours ago
Timco Aviation Services said Thursday it would nearly double its Macon work force, adding 130 jobs in the next year to its facility at Middle Georgia Regional Airport. Company and government officials, including Gov. Sonny Perdue , announced the Macon facility would begin working on Boeing 767 wide-body jets, with about 100 people hired by Jan. 1 and another 30 working by the middle of next year.

Inside the Navy's next-generation destroyer
CNET  - 0 KB - Found: 2010-09-02, 17:32 GMT
Road Trip 2010: CNET reporter Daniel Terdiman stops in on Raytheon's Integrated Defense Systems facility in Rhode Island and got the low-down on the DDG 1000, the U.S. Navy's most advanced destroyer ever. Originally posted at Geek Gestalt

Nature as inspiration
Manila Standard Today  - 0 KB - Found: 2010-09-02, 08:08 GMT
International buyers in the furniture and home decor sector are looking for new materials and designs, according to one of the countrys top exporters.

In Maine, Tidal Power Shows More Promise
Engineering News-Record  - 0 KB - Found: 2010-09-01, 21:38 GMT
Tidal power in the U.S. moved toward commercial viability this summer when Portland, Maine-based Ocean Renewable Power Co. successfully produced electric power from a tidal turbine it installed in Cobscoo Bay in Eastport, Maine.

Creative Reflects Colours in the City with Creative HQ-1450 Headphones   [press release]
PRWeb via Yahoo! News  - 0 KB - Found: 2010-09-01, 12:00 GMT
Colourful Headphones Make Their Debut at IFA 2010 in Berlin

Airbus starts building 1st A350 XWB jets
Manila Bulletin via Yahoo! Philippines News  - 0 KB - Found: 2010-09-01, 09:46 GMT
PARIS, Sept. 1 (AFP) - European planemaker Airbus on Tuesday began building the first parts of its new A350 XWB, a wide-bodied airliner designed to compete with US rival Boeing's much anticipated B787 Dreamliner.A statement from the firm said workers have started assembling the jet's giant wing sections in Airbus' plant in Stade near Hamburg in Germany - just days after press reports suggested ...

Olive: Still waiting for the Dreamliner
Toronto Star  - 0 KB - Found: 2010-09-01, 01:37 GMT
Worlds longest-awaited plane wont fly until 2011