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After Tragic, Mysterious Year In Aviation, Qantas Named Safest Airline In The World For 2015

AirlineRatings.com has released its top 10 safest airlines for 2015 and Australia’s Qantas leads the pack, a ringing endorsement for Qantas as 2014 was a tragic year in aviation, not to mention a mysterious one. The…

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$250 Billion A Year Plan Could Put World On Sustainable Path

Some talk and some act. Of course both are important but ideas key to the future of humanity and livingry are getting short shrift in the “act” department. Take global warming — governments and world…

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Government Shoots Down Sierra Nevada’s Space Taxi Deal Protest

Sierra Nevada Corp’s protest of NASA awarding $6.8 billion in contracts to SpaceX and Boeing to develop space taxis has reportedly been rejected by the Government Accountability Office. Boeing’s contract is worth $4.2 billion while…

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Meet the Airbus Beluga Super Transporter

One of the more interesting birds in the sky these days is the Airbus Beluga, also known as the A300-600ST Super Transporter. Beluga was designed as a heavy cargo aircraft to ferry parts of Airbus planes…

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NASA to Send Humans to Venus

After years of neglect, there has been a renewed interest sending humans to Venus in order to learn more about the atmosphere of the planet. Venus is sometimes called Earth’s twin because both planets have almost…

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NASA’s Orion: First Deep Space Capsule Since Apollo

Since NASA’s Apollo moon mission in 1972, astronauts have flown only a few hundred miles above Earth. On December 5th, NASA successfully launched the first test flight of its new Orion spacecraft. The flight, which NASA…

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India’s Mars Orbiter Mission a Success on First Attempt

India made history on September 24th, 2014 by becoming the first country in the world to successfully place a satellite into orbit around Mars on its maiden attempt. The success of the Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) brings…

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NASA Tests Shape-Changing Aircraft Flaps

NASA has successfully fight tested a revolutionary shape-changing aircraft flap. The new technology is expected to have far-reaching effects on future aviation This technological marvel has the potential to reduce noise, weight, drag emissions and…

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GoPro Footage Provides Inside Look At US Air Force Members Parachuting Out Of A C-130

The 82nd Airborne Division is a United States Army airborne infantry division specializing in parachute assault operations into enemy controlled or unfriendly areas. Based at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, the 82nd Airborne Division is constantly…

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Next-Gen Spacecraft Needs No Fuel

One of the major problems a rocket has is the weight of fuel a shuttle engine requires, which weighs more than the object it’s propelling. In simple words, the weight of fuel dwarfs the weight…

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Aviation

After Tragic, Mysterious Year In Aviation, Qantas Named Safest Airline In The World For 2015

$250 Billion A Year Plan Could Put World On Sustainable Path

Government Shoots Down Sierra Nevada’s Space Taxi Deal Protest

Meet the Airbus Beluga Super Transporter

NASA to Send Humans to Venus

NASA’s Orion: First Deep Space Capsule Since Apollo

India’s Mars Orbiter Mission a Success on First Attempt

NASA Tests Shape-Changing Aircraft Flaps

GoPro Footage Provides Inside Look At US Air Force Members Parachuting Out Of A C-130

Next-Gen Spacecraft Needs No Fuel

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