Federal regulatory agencies are devoting their resources to improving the environmental impacts of the aerospace industry.
By Benedette Cuffari
23 Jul 2018
Harnessing the massive amounts of energy that reaches the Earth from the Sun is a challenging but necessary step to ensure that the future energy needs of the planet can be met.
By Kerry Taylor-Smith
7 Jul 2018
Italy is famous for its large boot-shaped peninsula jutting down into the Mediterranean Sea from Southern Europe.
By Brett Smith
11 Jun 2015
Canada is largely defined by its size, as the second-largest country in the world, and sparse population, with about 75 percent of Canadians living within 100 miles.
By Brett Smith
6 Aug 2015
Formally known as the Republic of Korea, modern South Korea was formed as a consequence of the agreements between the Soviet Union and the United States after World War II.
By Brett Smith
9 Jul 2015
A dam is any retaining structure built across a river to stop or regulate its flow, and to raise the water level. Once a dam is built, water accumulates behind it to form a lake or dam reservoir. Thus it also includes containment structures for a large or small body of impounded water.
By Dr. Liji Thomas
28 Jun 2018
The ocean is a vital part of the planets ecosystem and is crucial to its, and therefore our, survival. Over the course of history is has been the backdrop for exploration and development and yet is remains one of the most unexplored and unknown parts of our world.
By Isabelle Robinson
28 Jun 2018
Consumer electronics leader, Apple, has recently announced that the entire business is run on renewable energy. The statement was released after the company hit its target of 100% renewable power in its datacenter estate in 2014.
By Isabelle Robinson
28 Jun 2018
Aviation has come a long way since the Wright Brothers first took to the skies early in the 20th Century. Gone are the flimsy glider assemblies that carried a single person: today’s aeroplanes are gargantuan structures that can transport hundreds of people from A to B at almost 600 miles an hour.
By Kerry Taylor-Smith
28 Jun 2018
AERZEN has been developing positive displacement blowers based on the Roots principle since 1868.