New Boeing Technology Could boost aerospace engineering to a new level
Special Correspondent
May 22, 2012

Boeing has taken the wraps off its new three dimensional technology that creates dynamic pictures that look like art, but serve a serious business purpose. The system is being used to scan 747s under construction in Everett, WA. By accurately determining exactly where everything is in a plant, it could allow the use of more robotics, but the technology could also find applications on spacecraft where measurements in docking spaceships are critical.

New Boeing Technology Could boost aerospace engineering to a new level
Special Correspondent
....the technology could also find applications on spacecraft where measurements in docking spaceships are critical.
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Private Sector to lead low orbit space travel - SpaceX Makes History With Falcon 9 Launch
Ajit Singh
While spacecraft is carrying nothing of great value, the launch has technical and symbolic importance because it would mark an important step in NASA's efforts to turn over basic transportation to low-Earth orbit to the private sector.
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Look at the pattern - start at the bottom and browse up - you can see the world may be headed for total destruction by earthquake in 2012
India Daily Techology Team
Here is the data from US Geological survey - list of all earthquakes from the beginning of this year. The pattern is clear. It is a semi-geometric series. The world is experiencing massive increasing earthquakes.
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Indian indigenous Advanced Air Defence (AAD) interceptor missile successful
Santunu Sen, Kolkata
It successfully destroyed an incoming ballistic missile - a modified variant of the Prithvi missile.
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US Congress halts anti-piracy bills - an initial win for free world Internet
Sunita Agarwal
Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid and Lamar Smith, the Republican chairman of the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee decided it was time for quits on the bill that will choke Internet freedom in the name of anti-piracy initiatives.
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Hacker 'Yama Tough' threatens American antivirus software giant Norton with release of its source code to public stolen from Indian Government servers
Dayal Hutiopa
The hacker says all the data was taken from Indian government servers. American companies should be more careful dealing with ineffiicient corrupt Indian Government officials and bureaucrats.
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China Receives First Data From Ziyuan III Satellite
Sonia Paterus
The Ziyuan III satellite has sent back its first set of visual data days after the orbiter was successfully launched on Jan. 9 to produce high-resolution imagery for civilian use.
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Carnegie Mellon University plans to make genome analysis and bioinformatics available to doctors for personalized treatment
Ashish Sorabjee
Carnegie Mellon University researchers are in the process of developing computational tools that could enable doctors to use information taken from a patient's DNA to diagnose and guide the treatment of diseases. This is called personalized medicine.
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