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13-Apr-2021 Source: VFS The Vertical Flight Society announced the winners of its prestigious Robert L. Lichten technical award. The overall winner will be recognized on Wednesday, May 5, 2021, during the Society’s 77th Annual Grand Awards Ceremony, premiering at 2:00 pm EDT (UTC-4), on the Society’s YouTube channel: www.YouTube.com/VTOLsociety. Mr. Andrew Lavoie of Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin Company,  was selected as the overall Lichten Winner. His winning paper, “ Variational Tolerance Analysis (VTA) – Design and Manufacturing Optimization using Statistical Simulation, “ will be...

One hundred years ago, Canada planned to invade America militarily. A century later, they may actually have done it through other means, and it’s the nicest kind of invasion anyone could imagine.

DEAD SCARY Terrifying algae named ‘Very Fast Death’ has started leaking toxic gas into the air that could kill or paralyse humans Charlotte Edwards, Digital Technology and Science Reporter Apr 7 2021, 12:45 ET A DEADLY toxin created by algae has been found leaking into the air for the first time ever, according to a new study. If breathed in by humans and some animals, it could cause paralysis and even death. 2 Blue green algae can be dangerousCredit: Alamy Climate change and farming practices are thought to be changing a natural blue-green algae process resulting in a toxin called Very ...

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6 APRIL 2021 While some blue-green algae (or more accurately - cyanobacteria) are critical to us for their nitrogen-fixing abilities, others can also become dangerous pests of our own making.   Climate change and agricultural run-off are causing a once normal environmental process to spiral out of control more often, and a new study has shown that a particularly dangerous toxin produced by cyanobacteria is not just hitching a ride in water, but also in our air in some cases. The toxin, called anatoxin-a (ATX) or Very Fast Death Factor (no, we're not kidding), does what it says on the tin...