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Try to get everybody back on the same page with what we know so far. It begins at 12 41 local time on the morning of the 8th. Flight 370 takes off from kuala lumpur bound for beijing. At 1 07 a. M. , with the plane over the gulf of thailand, the final stream of information from the 777s acars data recording system is received on the ground. From that last transmission, investigators determined that someone has programmed in a change into the planes navigational computer. Then at 1 19 with the ai...

Logical odds, but when you look at this adorable little guy, you cant help but hope. And you cant help but understand this mothers anguish. She is also missing a son. And her frustration in this endless empty search exploded into emotion today. We got this photo from a close friend of mohans parents who through social media just discovered yesterday that the people she loves are on that flight. Imagine watching this whole mystery with the luxury of emotional distance and suddenly being sucked in...

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Oxford University researchers have developed a sensor made of sapphire fibre that can tolerate extreme temperatures, with the potential to enable significant improvements in efficiency and emission reduction in aerospace and power generation.The work

Oxford University researchers have developed a sensor made of sapphire fibre that can tolerate extreme temperatures, with the potential to enable...

Researchers at Oxford University have invented a sapphire fiber sensor that can withstand severe temperatures, with the potential to increase aerospace and power generating efficiency and reduce emissions significantly.

Oxford University researchers have developed a sensor made of sapphire fibre that can tolerate extreme temperatures, with the potential to enable significant improvements in efficiency and emission reduction in aerospace and power generation.

The research resolves a 20-year-old problem with existing sensors.