There are a lot of people out there who would sooner live with one arm than get a cybernetic replacement. And I suppose I can see where they’re coming from: living with something metallic strapped to your body does, in…
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The twentieth century was a century like none before. The world has gone to places that inventors from centuries previous could not even dream of. Earlier inventor Leonardo DaVinci had some small inkling of the way that world was headed…
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Autogyros are in essence, a hybrid- half airplane, half helicopter. A basic autogyro consists of an airframe with a rotor mounted on top, and a propeller mounted either on the front or the rear of the aircraft. An engine powers…
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AN EARLY PROPONENT OF “GOING GREEN” During Black History Month each February in the USA, the nation celebrates the lives of black Americans whose lives have made a difference, both in the past and currently. With so many talented African…
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Modern day airliners are feats of engineering on many fronts. They are marvels of aerodynamics, often sport complex hydraulic and electrical systems as well as the most modern and efficient power plants. In this article, we will take a look…
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A couple of months ago, my significant other and I were fortunate enough to become part of an innovative new program at Tampa’s museum legend, the Museum of Science and Industry – or MOSI for short. Tampa social media champion,…
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Call sign’s certainly aren’t unique to the world of aviation, in fact, they are commonplace in most radio communications, and that is also where they are used in aviation. In aviation, the type of call sign is dependant on many…
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Humans are the only rational creatures on the planet, so in large regard the YES to this question is based on the assumption that we wish to keep ideology and science in individual compartments. It should be entirely possible for…
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Ahh yes, Mars! The fourth planet from the Sun, and one of the closest to Earth. Mars has been a source of fascination for centuries, and the quest to find out everything we can about the Red Planet is never…
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“The tests we have done in our test facility during the past few days show the robotic arm can deliver the simulated Martian soil through the opening with the doors in this configuration,” said William Boynton of the University of…
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