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Lamborn signals continuity in House space focus, tows harder nuclear line - Vimarsana News

Lamborn signals continuity in House space focus, tows harder nuclear line

Pentagon acquisition of space systems needs to be "faster and leaner," stressed Rep. Doug Lamborn, R-Colo., who is expected to chair the House strategic forces subcommittee next year.

Obituary: Paul Anthony Sweeney (1943 - 2022) - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Paul Anthony Sweeney (1943 - 2022)

Paul Anthony Sweeney of Ledyard, CT, passed away on February 12, 2022, with his wife Claudia and daughter Christine at his side.

Airline: Tuifly verlängert Sommerflugplan und weitet Kapazitäten aus - Vimarsana News

Airline: Tuifly verlängert Sommerflugplan und weitet Kapazitäten aus

Ab Oktober soll es bis in den November hinein zusätzliche Verbindungen etwa in Richtung Balearen, Griechenland oder Madeira geben.

Nuclear Defense Not Just a Cold War Problem - Vimarsana News

Nuclear Defense Not Just a Cold War Problem

Nuclear Defense Not Just a Cold War Problem DEFENSE DEPARTMENT 7/2/2021 iStock illustration The threat and consequences from nuclear or radiological events remain as real today as at any time since the advent of nuclear weapons. The employment of a nuclear weapon would have devasting effects that include blast, thermal, electromagnetic pulse and radiological fallout. We have seen that radiological hazards can also result from natural disasters that damage nuclear power plants, such as the events from the 2014 tsunami in Japan. While blast and thermal eff...

Curtiss-Wright and Dolphitech team up on predictive wind turbine maintenance service - Vimarsana News

Curtiss-Wright and Dolphitech team up on predictive wind turbine maintenance service

Photo Credit: Getty Images Curtiss-Wright’s Nuclear Division (Curtiss-Wright, Brea, Calif., U.S.) announced on March 26 that it has partnered with Dolphitech AS (Gjøvik, Norway) to provide predictive turbine maintenance and blade inspection services to the domestic and international wind market. This collaboration pairs Curtiss-Wright’s advanced StressWave and PdP Pattern Recognition software platforms with Dolphitech’s next generation Dolphicam2 ultrasonic inspection technology, which facilitates nondestructive inspection (NDI) on monolithic CFRP structures (it was used on the Ai...