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    Picture of the Day

    Syrian refugees frantically run off an overcrowded dinghy moments after arriving on the Greek island of Lesbos after crossing a part of the Aegean Sea from the Turkish coast, September 22, 2015. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis A Greek Coast Guard officer throws a towing rope at a drifting dinghy...
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    US Space Program - a thread

    NASA's MAVEN Mission Celebrates One Year in Martian Orbit, Delivers Fascinating Science About Red Planet's Atmosphere NASA’s MAVEN Mission Celebrates One Year in Martian Orbit, Delivers Fascinating Science About Red Planet’s Atmosphere « AmericaSpace Artist’s concept of the MAVEN spacecraft...
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    Micro stories - small news bits too small to have their own thread

    The Spores of These Ancient Plants Literally Hop Along on Four Little Legs These are horsetails. They are hundred-and-fifty-million-year-old plants and the last of their kind. Instead of seeds, they give off spores. And instead of flying or swimming, these spores use humidity to walk, or...
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    "Quiet Bird" - Never-Seen Photos Of Boeing's 1960s Stealth Jet Concept That Predicted The Future

    Like its spiritual, and obvious (looking at the design), successor the Bird of Prey it was most likely funded partially by Boeing and commissioned by them to study up on emerging tech to gain a competitive advantage in upcoming US projects. I'd expect funding to come from the US military as...
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    Micro stories - small news bits too small to have their own thread

    NASA Developed Technology Aims to Save Commercial Airlines Fuel, Time NASA Developed Technology Aims to Save Commercial Airlines Fuel, Time | NASA The TASAR application can be seen in the far right screen. Credits: NASA/David C. Bowman Two passenger airlines soon will test NASA-developed...
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    Micro stories - small news bits too small to have their own thread

    Boeing Wants To Harvest Electricity From the Roar of Your Plane Taking Off Jet engines are extraordinarily loud at roughly 140 decibels–and airports have struggled with mitigating their roar since the early days of commercial flight. An engineer at Boeing wants to make the cacophony more...
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    US Space Program - a thread

    NASA | Getting the Big Picture A brief animated look at the different types of remote sensing techniques that NASA uses to study the Earth.
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    Which Book are you reading

    William Gibson's Neuromancer William Gibson's Burning Chrome
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    "Quiet Bird" - Never-Seen Photos Of Boeing's 1960s Stealth Jet Concept That Predicted The Future

    It's been a while since I contributed here, so let's get the ball rolling again! ... Never-Seen Photos Of Boeing's 1960s Stealth Jet Concept That Predicted The Future For years, all the aviation world knew about Boeing’s secret stealth project from the 1960s was limited to a name and a...
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    I'm looking for a dog!

    Great Pyrs are superb guard dogs, that's their historical usage, that's in their DNA. They aren't aggressive though, but they will let you know if something's amiss. Naturally alert, imposing, huge, often reaching around 200 lbs., these dogs excel as guards. Guarding is a natural behavior for a...
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    members, state your present occupation

    :lol:That too, I'm also going to be a dad in a few months (my ban was originally until January 1st, which would be a few weeks prior to the birth of our daughter). I think I've been going overboard with the care for the Misses:partay:.
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    members, state your present occupation

    Yes... but why?
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    How many Americans on PDF?

    :what: I drive a ten-speed bike and the Misses drives my a**:lol:. We've no plans to get a Telsa. Too small to fit our dogs anyway. No a car anyway, but I could really use a Powerwall. Australia is the First Country to Get Tesla's Powerwall Battery
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    How many Americans on PDF?

    Thanks:cheers:. Nice to see you again too. Unfortunately I'll be spending all my time in the Member's Section. Part of the reason I left was a frustration with the quality of the forum, that and my wife's pregnant and we got married:wacko:, The Member's Section provides more fun with less of the...
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    Assalamualaikum dear PDF members! Here is my covert introduction :-)

    Of course it is, which is why that account is dead, created only to explain a situation that occurred between me and Webmaster... not you. It's no longer used or usable. Again, without the proper background you're talking without context. You aren't familiar with the situation, you know nothing...
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    Assalamualaikum dear PDF members! Here is my covert introduction :-)

    Recreational I take it? If not would you point me in the direction of some of your analysis? I too know a few things about "defense", so I'm always interested in probing another knowledge of defense affairs. How you respond will determine how forceful I am when discussing with you. Those...
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    US Space Program - a thread

    NASA's RaD-X Will Measure Radiation Levels Where Aircraft Fly NASA's RaD-X Will Measure Radiation Levels Where Aircraft Fly | NASA Earth’s atmosphere and magnetic field provide protection from harmful space radiation caused by flares from the sun and cosmic rays from outside our solar...
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    Micro stories - small news bits too small to have their own thread

    NASA, Industry Complete Third Phase of UAS Flight Testing Detect and Avoid | NASA The Ikhana UAS soars over the Mojave Desert during a flight from NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center, Edwards, California. Credits: NASA Photo / Carla Thomas Evolving technologies necessary for Unmanned...
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    US Space Program - a thread

    New Green Propellants Complete Milestones New Green Propellants Complete Milestones | NASA To stay in the proper orbit, many satellites have thrusters--small rocket engines--that fire to change altitude or orientation in space. On Earth where gravity dominates, 5 pounds of thrust, equivalent...
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    Micro stories - small news bits too small to have their own thread

    This Plane Will Soar to the Edge of Space on Giant Air Currents A glider designed to float to the edge of space on air currents will attempt its first flight on Wednesday. Next year, the Perlan Mission II will launch to soaring altitudes of 90,000 feet, where it’ll harvest invaluable data on...
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