London researchers have designed a high-tech windowless airplane that is wider than it is long and can seat 1,000
Houston Space Exhibit Mounts Shuttle Replica on Original 747 Carrier
Evaluation of Hail Suppression Efforts
The rationale for conducting project evaluations is to find out how successful the operations are in achieving the desired results. This assessment is more easily said than done. It is...
NewsBriefs: New Type of Aircraft Hauls More, Faster (dailymail.co.uk)
NewsBriefs: NASA Space Shuttles To Be in New Homes By Year's End (NASA)
NewsBriefs: Planet-Seeking Spacecraft Granted Four More Years (www.nasa.gov)
Spitfire Monument Will Feature Replica Aircraft Atop 40 m Mast
NewsBriefs: Astrophysicist's Airplane Boarding Method Tested, Proven Efficient (BBC News)
NewsBriefs: NASA Gives Private Spacecraft Green Light to Dock with ISS (The Wall Street Journal)
NewsBriefs: Japanese Scientists Develop Sun-Powered Spacecraft
NewsBriefs: Sun-Powered Aircraft Unveiled
Infrastructure: U.S. Airports Make Way for Larger Planes
NewsBriefs: Airport Prepares for Larger Planes (Port Authority of New York and New Jersey)
Air Show
Hundreds of aircraft and thousands of aeronautical and astronautical artifacts never before viewed by the public have finally found a home at the National Air and Space Museum's...
Up into the Sky
What is the future of the skyscraper? The events of September 11 have sparked numerous questions regarding the history and future of tall buildings in America, and before the World Trade...
Hazard Mitigation: Aircraft Propeller Creates High-Speed Winds in Structures Experiment
Making Way for Runways
New runway construction at major U.S. airports is not only about landing more airplanes, it's about moving communities, spanning or moving interstate highways, and hauling...
The Comprehensive Modal Emission Model (CMEM) for Predicting Light-Duty Vehicle Emissions
The Construction Challenges
The varied SPRP construction and construction management complexities of the new South Pole are even more challenging because summer work must be carried out within a compressed window...
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