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Well, the chinese info didn't pan out and now there is new information about the engines continuing to run for 4 or 5 hours after contact was lost. So the search area just got exponentially larger. I estimate the area to be around 51.8 million square miles. If Digital Globe provided images for...

Looks like the chinese may have found some debris from the plane. https://www.cnn.com/2014/03/12/world/asia/malaysia-airlines-plane/

Yeah. Their servers were crashing quite frequently yesterday. Things are much better now. Several million people are helping thru tomnod and over 200 million images have examined so far.

Yes! You can help search for Malaysia flight 370. Just go to Tomnod and join the campaign. They have searchable satelite imagery taken on saturday. Hopefully, it covers the area they now suspect the flight went down. Want to know more? Check out this abcnews article.

Got another email from Zooniverse recently. It reads: If this sounds interesting to you, sign up and start searching.

Got an email from zooniverse yesterday for another milkyway project. They've got lots of new imagery from the Spitzer Space Telescope. They'd like people to go thru and identify objects for them. Anyone interested should go here: Milkyway Project Better hurry. These projects have so many...

I've been flying rc helis since 2009, nearly 3500 flights. I've made a few mistakes and had a couple of close calls, but no injuries. I consider it a relatively safe hobby. That being said, this is the second death this year involving rc helis. The other death occurred in Switzerland. Go listen...

Copied from another site. I didn't find a post about it here, so here ya go. Planetary Resources Very, very cool! They've already reached their $1M goal with their kickstarter fund raising project for the ARKYD. You can look at their other projects here. You can watch or listen to a nice...

Aw... I forgot to add this to my original post. Morpheus was right!

Can't remember if someone has already posted this, so I apologize if it has. Regardless, neat idea. DLECJbWrKrs

Frightful!!!

Posted elsewhere, but I thought I share here too. https://www.wimp.com/engineersdogs/

Just looking at the data sheets for the motor, it looks like it would make a great motor for the Executioner.

You can also watch a webcast here: https://www.spacex.com/webcast/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-17864782

SpaceX will be providing a webcast of the Falcon9 static test firing on Monday Apr 30, 2012. The webcast will begin @ 14:30 ET / 11:30 PT with the actual firing occuring @ 15:00 ET / 12:00 PT. The full press release can be found here.

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Dog Gonnit Scotty! Will you quit making so much dog gone sense!

This is not a curse. It's a blessing.

Ah... It no longer double loads with Opera. Nice!