They've done all they can. That's the underlying tone to NASA's
announcement this week shuttle launch operators won't require all
four engine cut-off sensors to be operational when Atlantis finally
lifts off the pad next month.
A tiny, cropped section of a large panoramic image of Mars,
taken by the Spirit rover in November and posted on NASA's website
earlier this month, has caused a stir among those who want to
believe there's life on the red planet.
Aero-TV Keeps Up With This Week's Theme Of Sport Aviation... With The Sport Cub S2
The folks of CubCrafters intro'd the Sport Cub S2 at Oshkosh this year... boasting that the bird incorporated "more than 100 new standard features, options and design improvements." While we haven't actually stopped to count them all, it's obvious that considerable effort was expended on this newest Cub by folks who look at all things "Cub" with the greatest of expertise.
Mojave, CA-based aerospace company Scaled Composites was fined
$25,870 last week by the California Division of Occupational Safety
and Health, following its investigation into a fatal July 2007
accident that claimed the lives of three Scaled employees.
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