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Promising new era of flight, Boom Supersonic completes 1st jet factory in North Carolina Triad
Rock Hill Herald via Yahoo News· 5 days agoSenate leader Phil Berger, a Republican, said as the “world continues to get smaller,” demand for...
Joe Satriani on the Jimi Hendrix performance that still blows his mind
Louder Sound via Yahoo News· 2 days agoI also can’t ignore the magic captured on film at the Monterey Pop..., when Jimi introduces the Bob...
'Back-stage pass to the greatest rock and roll show in the world'
Dayton Daily News· 5 days agoOne reason why Ohio and the nation has embraced the Dayton Air Show for 50 years is the vivid...
'Back-stage pass to the greatest rock and roll show in the world'
Dayton Daily News, Ohio via Yahoo News· 5 days agoJun. 17—One reason why Ohio and the nation has embraced the Dayton Air Show for 50 years is the vivid coverage of the event summer after summer by dozens of writers, photographers ...
Hydrogen aviation: Preparing the runway for zero-carbon flights
Investment Monitor via Yahoo Finance· 2 days agoAs the aviation sector seeks to decarbonise, hydrogen is increasingly viewed as the most practical...
32 Actresses With Unexpected Hidden Talents
Marie Claire· 19 hours agoWhen an actress we know and love turns out to have a secret talent, it makes them just a tiny bit cooler in our estimation. Whether it be hilariously...
Boom celebrates superfactory with talk of another one, or two - Triad Business Journal
The Business Journals· 5 days agoThe completion of the factory for building Boom Supersonic’s first supersonic commercial jetliner...
Promising new era of flight, Boom Supersonic completes 1st jet factory in North Carolina Triad
The News & Observer· 5 days agoWith references to the Wright Brothers and the state’s role in early aviation, North Carolina leaders gathered Monday at Piedmont Triad International Airport ...
Arizona opinion: Arizona “occupations,” spring 1942
Arizona Daily Star· 22 hours agoAn April 29, 1942 Daily Star article ventured that the War Department hoped to meet future Army Air Force personnel requirements “without abruptly ending students’ studies.” As to 1942 willingness ...
