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May 08, 2015

Airborne 05.08.15: Lazair Returns?, New UAV Camera Platform, JAXA's Lunar Ambitions

Also: Barnstorming On AOPA, AUVSI Renames Tradeshow, Navy Strike Fighter Squadron 151, UAV Training Program, North Dakota

A Georgia entrepreneur wants to return the Lazair ultralight to production, and with your help, Gene Yarbrough might just get it done. ANN readers may recognize Gene's name from his reporting as a stringer during Oshkosh over the past several years. An aeronautical engineer, Gene has brought that expertise to ANN on topics ranging from high-tech engines to ultralights, which remains one of his passions. A company called Polyhelo is developing a Hexicopter that they claim offers unique features. Their design is dedicated to the mission of aerial video and the camera and its gimbal are protected from the elements. All of the functions can be controlled from a s

NASA Test Materials To Fly On Air Force Space Plane

Builds On 10 Years Of Data From ISS

Building on more than a decade of data from International Space Station (ISS) research, NASA is expanding its materials science research by flying an experiment on the U.S. Air Force X-37B space plane.

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Aero-TV: Aero-Ingenuity – One Man’s Quad-Rotor Odyssey

While ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief, Jim Campbell, was hanging around E-Fest 2015, he saw a lot of interesting aircraft and met with some very stimulating people. Towards the end of the show Jim ran into a gentleman that was simply known as “Quad Guy,” and he could be likened to a Marvel Comics superhero. A superhero, at least, as it relates to flying quadcopters.




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