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Albert Thomson: Police career in Aberdeen inspired poetry - Vimarsana News

Albert Thomson: Police career in Aberdeen inspired poetry

In the midst of traumatic events that unfolded during his police career, Albert Thomson wrote poetry to try and process what he had seen.

Article: The Titan Submarine Implosion - A Probable Fatigue Crack Ruptured the Viewport to Instantly Destroy the Vessel - Vimarsana News

Article: The Titan Submarine Implosion - A Probable Fatigue Crack Ruptured the Viewport to Instantly Destroy the Vessel

Article: The Titan Submarine Implosion - A Probable Fatigue Crack Ruptured the Viewport to Instantly Destroy the Vessel - Fatigue properties of plastics are not well known, and this lack of knowledge likely resulted in implosion of the plastic viewing portal on the Titan Submarine. Fatigue is a complex failure mechanism in all materials, and the likelihood is questionable that fatigue was adequately investigated before submerging this submarine over and over. Most engineers do not well understand this complex failure mechanism.

TV chat show queen Lorraine Kelly's business empire soars to make £4m - Vimarsana News

TV chat show queen Lorraine Kelly's business empire soars to make £4m

With her smile and relaxed charm, she has become one of Britain's best-loved TV presenters. Now Lorraine Kelly's popularity has seen the value of her business empire soar to almost £4m.

Letters to the editor | Jun 24th 2023 Edition - Vimarsana News

Letters to the editor | Jun 24th 2023 Edition

A selection of correspondence | Letters

Aberdeen City Council rule to put an end to park memorials - Vimarsana News

Aberdeen City Council rule to put an end to park memorials

Items left in Aberdeen's parks in memory of lost loved ones will soon be removed by the city council under new regulations.