Great, let them FO, maybe that will stop all those beautiful (?) Russian girls lusting after my body !!
Posts by Rathkennamike
13 publicly visible posts • joined 4 Oct 2013
Russia threatens to set up its 'own internet' with China, India and pals – let's take a closer look
Google Chrome vows to carpet bomb meddling Windows antivirus tools
A certain millennial turned 30 recently: Welcome to middle age, Microsoft Excel v2
Used it from day one and still using it, brilliant. Switched to it from using Visicalc and a 3D version of Lotus 123.
It was and is brilliant in so many ways, as a spreadsheet, it was never intended as a DB or any of the other things some people seem to have been using it for.
Remember; 'If the only tool you have in your toolbox is a hammer, all problems look like nails'
Big blues: IBM's remote-worker crackdown is company-wide, including its engineers
RIP John Glenn: First American in orbit – and later, the oldest, too
Suck it, Elon – Jeff Bezos' New Shepard space rocket blasts off, lands in one piece
Brilliant engineering - Well done
To see some of the other comments you would think this stuff was old hat!. This is good engineering and a great technical achievement. Well done the engineers, technicians and designers and all the crew and thanks to the funding team they have achieved their dream.
Like most developing technologies, what it ultimately gets used for is to be seen!
Terror in the Chernobyl dead zone: Life - of a wild kind - burgeons
Antarctic ice at all time high: We have more to learn, says boffin
Jurassic squawk: Dinosaurs were Earth's early feathered friends
KA-BOOOM! Boffins blow up mountain to make way for telescope
Thundering gas destroys disks during data centre incident
Exciting MIT droplet discovery could turbocharge power plants, airships and more
Re: Nothing will make airships viable.
'a cruise ship shouldn't be viable - after all there are cheaper and faster ways to travel !'
Airships slow/low capability makes them ideal for cruise ships, they could take people to see sights they would not otherwise get to, such as vast desert, coastal cliffs, rainforest canopy etc. and all without them tramping all over it to it's detriment
British support for fracking largely unmoved by knowledge of downsides
Actually there is not much trending either way in the graph presented, the slight variance show could be explained by seasonal or geographical factors.
I am sure the university has much more detailed data to base their analysis on but the given information does not lend itself to the sort of wild speculation your headline suggests.