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Date: 2002
Type: Image
Source: Sharon Hall, Photographer
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Some years ago, a photovoltaic "Solar-parc" was built close to the little town of Niederding in Bavaria. This power plant is able to supply electricity for about 360 households. In the back, the old church (erected 1758) can be seen.
Multifamily building envelope aerosol sealing: Field testing the application and benefits of aerosol sealing apartments, condos, and hotel rooms.
Magnetic Oracle: www.mjt.org/exhibits/kircher/oracle.html
Athanasius Kircher
No flashes are allowed, so this is a enticement to get you to see this device in action at the Museum of Jurassic Technology
Governor Hogan Attends the TPA & United Safety Technologies Groundbreaking by Joe Andrucyk at Cold Mill Building 4 Bethlehem Blvd Baltimore, MD 21219
Workspace in the Cameron Science & Technology Library, which is being struck (to coin a theatre phrase) in preparation of major renovations about to begin in May 2007.
Tulsa Technology Center in Oklahoma provides PLTW programs at select comprehensive high schools and the Tulsa Pre-Engineering Academy. Efforts have paid off with 98 percent of students surveyed expressing interest in studying STEM fields in college. Retention has also been high with an overall retention rate of 85 percent.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams attends a showcase focused on Israeli security technology in Tel Aviv, Israel on Wednesday, August 23, 2023. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office
Multifamily building envelope aerosol sealing: Field testing the application and benefits of aerosol sealing apartments, condos, and hotel rooms.
Leigh Duren (left) presents the awards for Material Advantage Chapters of Excellence and the Most Outstanding Chapter. This student is accepting the award on behalf of the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign.
Sheldon: Leonard, I honestly need your assistance, what is your verdict on my situation?!
Leonard: Alright, well let me see if I can explain your situation using physics. What would you be if you were attached to another object by an incline plane wrapped helically around an axis?
Sheldon:..... Screwed.
Leonard: There you go.
(The Big Bang Theory, Season 4 Episode 5, Desperation Emanation)
I figured that was appropriate, but anyways, in all seriousness, the way the screws are laying in their piles creates many angles, as well as the incline planes around them interscting eachother to create even more angles.
Children are now getting constant technology exposure, not all of it is bad but what happened to them throwing a baseball outside instead of holding an iPhone to their face.
Another new addition to DSU is the Beacom Technology Building. Sitting on an area that was a parking lot, it looks very impressive and modern.
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Los Angeles mayor Villaraigosa visiting International Solar Electric Technology, Inc. (ISET) in Chatsworth on 08/30/10.
Photo Credits: Alex Solca (Photos Property of ISET)
I'm getting old. these days, kids listen to cameras..?? in the good old days, radio was it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLtXEa98RfE
Visiting with Russ Ogi of Rapid Technologies, a 3-D printing, prototyping, and design firm. After seeing the equipment and some items in their Executive Centre office, we checked out an exhibit of more artistic pieces at Louis Pohl Gallery.
CU-ICAR hosts the annual Gateway To Technology Program each year in order introduce young students to the world of automotive engineering. This year, The Gateway to Technology program rallied 84 seventh-graders from Anderson, SC. The students were tasked with building prototype vehicles that underwent rigorous performance testing.