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Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Allow me to spruce it back up with the final blow to the No Planes Religion.
Originally posted by sr71b
Do you want to compare al with Ti? I have some aluminum honeycomb you can have, now that is cool stuff.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by sr71b
Do you want to compare al with Ti? I have some aluminum honeycomb you can have, now that is cool stuff.
Oh yes that would be great... isn't that what the Russians used on their Shuttle? A small piece would do, (The Titanium is 1/4 inch thick... we got it to make swords, but its not easy to cut )
UA is PW exclusive on their Boeing fleet. I didn't look it up, but guess they bought the Rolls Royce engines on the Airbuses.
These facts are pointed out to 'enhance' John Lear's earlier confusion re: which brand of engine cores were found in the wreckage sites. (9/27/2007) and (9/29/2007) postings.
Please remember---
0846EDT: AA11 B767-223 N334AA Impact, no survivors
0903EDT: UA175 B767-222 N612UA Impact, no survivors
0940EDT: AA77 B757-223 N644AA Impact, no survivors
1003EDT: UA93 B757-222 N591UA Impact, no survivors
There was no NTSB accident report for the simple reason that 9-11 was not an accident.
Thank you for posting, John.
Federal regulations require operators to notify the NTSB immediately of aviation accidents and certain incidents. An accident is defined as an occurrence associated with the operation of an aircraft that takes place between the time any person boards the aircraft with the intention of flight and all such persons have disembarked, and in which any person suffers death or serious injury, or in which the aircraft receives substantial damage. An incident is an occurrence other than an accident that affects or could affect the safety of operations. (See 49 CFR 830.)
Originally posted by allmight
How many here have actually witnessed a hologram or seen a holographic projector? Not many I assume, I have not.
Using sets starting from just 2m 2 sized cubes, projected images range in size from 50cm square, up to a massive 20m x 100m. Content can be live or virtual humans, animations (cartoon or computer generated), full sized trucks or automobiles, landscape, property or scenery, even machinery, pharmaceuticals and electronic components and appliances.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by allmight
How many here have actually witnessed a hologram or seen a holographic projector? Not many I assume, I have not.
Well this sounds like a good cue for me
I have... many of them
My first ones were back in 72 at Disney in Orlando... the "Haunted House"