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Comment on Canada is going bonkers for low Earth orbit satellites by O Canadá está louco por satélites de baixa órbita da Terra

O Canadá está louco por satélites de baixa órbita da Terra — Wed, 21 Nov 2018 09:13:23 +0000

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Comment on Canada is going bonkers for low Earth orbit satellites by Canada is going bonkers for low Earth orbit satellites

Canada is going bonkers for low Earth orbit satellites — Wed, 21 Nov 2018 08:33:00 +0000

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Comment on Canada is going bonkers for low Earth orbit satellites by Canada is going bonkers for low Earth orbit satellites

Canada is going bonkers for low Earth orbit satellites — Wed, 21 Nov 2018 07:22:43 +0000

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Comment on Canada is going bonkers for low Earth orbit satellites by Canada is going bonkers for low Earth orbit satellites – Michael Jackson

Canada is going bonkers for low Earth orbit satellites – Michael Jackson — Wed, 21 Nov 2018 06:05:26 +0000

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Comment on Go from design to physical circuit board in three minutes with “smart film” by Mike from Pembroke

Mike from Pembroke — Fri, 02 Nov 2018 00:32:37 +0000

Neat! I am presently using my home built CNC router with PlanetCNC software and controller board. I give PlanetCNC my Gerber files which are generated by Diptrace. I would probably STILL use my system to drill the holes, as that in itself, can be very time consuming and difficult. I think just the photosensitive copper would be fun to try with my own printer. Keep it up! Mike

Comment on Ashored Innovations creates ropeless trap to help with marine animal entanglement by Ashored Innovations creates ropeless trap to help with marine animal entanglement – fisherynation.com

Thu, 25 Oct 2018 01:32:12 +0000

[…] According to The United Nations Environment Programme, an estimated 640,000 tons of ghost gear is lost each year. It’s a problem that in 2017, caused the death of 12 North Atlantic right whales, an endangered species that live primarily off the Eastern coast of Canada. Ghost gear—various nets, traps, and rope that are lost from fishing vessels—make up for a large chunk of marine animal entanglement. Add in the amount of plastic that animals choke on and that number skyrockets. It’s here, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, that Ashored Innovations is quietly working away on a solution. Some cute action video’s! >click to read< […]

Comment on Meshless FEA by Altair kauft Simsolid: Schnelle Simulation ohne Netz

Altair kauft Simsolid: Schnelle Simulation ohne Netz — Tue, 23 Oct 2018 08:43:02 +0000

[…] Simsolidarbeitet auf Grundlage detailgetreuer CAD Baugruppen und bietet schnelle, genaue und robuste Struktursimulationen, die ohne Geometrievereinfachung, Bereinigung und Vernetzung auskommen. Der Berechnungskern von Simsolid ist eine kommerzielle Implementierung neuartiger und unveröffentlichter mathematischer Methoden, die auf Erweiterungen der externen Approximationstheorie basieren. Eine etwas tiefergehende Erklärung, wie SimSolid funktioniert, habe ich bei den Kollegen von Design Engineering gefunden. […]

Comment on Boeing HorizonX invests $12.9 million into metal additive manufacturing company by Boeing Invests $12.9 Million In Metal 3D Printing – Vote3D.com

Boeing Invests $12.9 Million In Metal 3D Printing – Vote3D.com — Sat, 08 Sep 2018 18:42:33 +0000

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Comment on The first AI robot is happily floating around Earth, solving a Rubik’s cube by Floating AI robot sent to international Space Station – Michael Jackson

Floating AI robot sent to international Space Station – Michael Jackson — Fri, 06 Jul 2018 17:25:56 +0000

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Comment on B.C. company slashes cost of turning carbon in the air into fuel by Mike McLeod

Mike McLeod — Wed, 13 Jun 2018 19:14:59 +0000

Hi Gary. Carbon Engineering isn't claiming, and the article isn't suggesting, that the company's process creates more energy than it consumes, thereby violating the laws of thermodynamics. Instead, they are claiming that the process captures more CO2 from the air than it emits in powering the system, whether the fuel used is of its own creation, natural gas or wind/solar/etc. Further, the company says its process is significantly cheaper than other competing negative emission technologies, which typically cost a prohibitive ~$600 per tonne.It seems the company is looking to scale up their test platform with the intent of commercializing a carbon neutral fuel. In this respect, they hope to re-capture atmospheric CO2 and thereby help hold present CO2 levels steady while displacing traditional fossil fuels that introduce new CO2 into the air.