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Here’s the new Specter 700 V2 all built and flight ready 😁
Sorry if I look a bit horrible, I’ve been a bit ill the past few days. But the V2 sure doesn’t look half bad. She does indeed fly as good as she looks.
As mentioned before the feeling of the tail is a big improvement, the head itself feels much tighter and more locked in, in part thanks to the more rigid frame. It also flips on a dime too, thanks to the lowered head and more central centre of gravity.
All in all I’m loving this model. It’s getting dark now, I should probably go home… one more flight maybe 😂
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Why Words Become Harder to Remember as We Get Older
How do you say that again?
Researchers alter two of five genes responsible for vision in Aedes aegypti to make human targets less visible to these flying insects.
New BrakTooth Flaws Leave Millions of Bluetooth-enabled Devices Vulnerable
More than a million Bluetooth-enabled devices are affected by new flaws.
HUGE *SOS STRANDED* sign found in REMOTE desert on Google Earth! How did they get there?
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It’s Official: Spending More Than 4 Years on Mars Would Kill a Human /
The new study, published in the journal Space Weather, gives precise indicators for how a future mission to Mars should be timed. With sufficient shielding on the Mars-bound spacecraft, a human Mars mission should be shorter than four years to keep the astronauts safe, the study says.
The Sun can also protect future Mars astronauts from the worst radiation.
Indication of Highly Correlated Electron Transport in Disordered Multilayer Ferritin Structures
Indication of Strongly Correlated Electron Transport and Mott Insulator in Disordered Multilayer Ferritin Structures (DMFS)
PDF | Tests of devices using a layer-by-layer deposition process for forming multilayer arrays of ferritin have been previously reported that indicate… | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate.
Robo-penguin: how artificial birds are relaying the secrets of ocean currents
They can go on research missions in stormy weather, dive to 150 metres and could soon be ‘singing’ signals. These penguin-like devices are helping to explain the eddies that are key to all life.
The New Thermodynamic Understanding of Clocks
Investigations of the simplest possible clocks have revealed their fundamental limitations — as well as insights into the nature of time itself.