Scientists say ancient Romans had perfect teeth because of their low-sugar diets.
Last year, Rocket Lab announced that it would attempt to reuse the first stage of its Electron rocket. The company’s goal is to catch the stage as it falls back towards the ocean by plucking it out of mid-air with a helicopter. While that’s ambitious, a video released today shows that Rocket Lab may not be too far off. The clip shows one helicopter dropping an Electron test stage and another hooking the stage’s parachute with a grappling hook and towing it back to land.
Rocket Lab pulled off this stunt in early March. One helicopter dropped the Electron test stage over open ocean in New Zealand. A second helicopter caught it, on the first attempt, at around 5,000 feet.
Motion Simulator Trains Pilots
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This Glove Drops The Bass
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The Remidi T8, a new EDM instrument, literally puts music making in your hands. http://voc.tv/14JQHoo
Spy-themed London bar The Bletchley
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You have to break a code to get a cocktail at this spy-themed bar.
