Energy Sector – The Silent Killer: Predictive Physics for Paraffin and Flow Assurance
Energy Sector – The Silent Killer: Predictive Physics for Paraffin and Flow Assurance

SpaceX “first orbital class rocket capable of reflight” test flight today: $12 billion in contracts and a 100 missions at stake: live feed of launch

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Years of delays and redesigns have finally come to an end with the launch of SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy this week. The company, which was founded in 2002, seeks to revolutionize […]

Space X Falcon Heavy launch live! ‘Great rocket launch or the best fireworks display,’ says Elon Musk. Watch the launch at 3pm today live on EDI Weekly

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Elon Musk was hedging his “bets” when he said today’s hugely anticipated test launch of the Falcon Heavy will be a “great rocket launch or the best fireworks display.” Watch […]

SPACE 1971 vs today: looking back on the anniversary of Apollo 14’s landing on the moon; with new landings planned, how much have we advanced?

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Today is the aniversary of Apollo 14’s landing on the moon — 47 years ago! Elon Musk’s vision — to take mankind back to “manned landings” — seems more credible […]

International Trade Commission Hands Down Verdict in Bombardier versus Boeing Dispute

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    An ongoing dispute between Bombardier and Boeing came to an end on Friday, as the U.S. International Trade Commission announced its decision. The dispute began following a move […]

Interstellar Mission to Commemorate 100th Anniversary of Moon Landing

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A New Frontier NASA recently unveiled plans to commemorate the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing in a big way. Scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory are working on preliminary plans […]

Aerial Imaging Designed to Detect Disease, Damages in Crops

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Oakland-based startup Ceres Imaging is working to detect pests and diseases in corn and soybean fields before an outbreak. They announced last month that they raised $5 million for their […]

Amazon Narrows Down HQ2 Candidates Toronto Named as Only Canadian City to Make the List

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  Amazon announced on Thursday that the list of candidates for a second headquarters, dubbed HQ2. The finalists were chosen from 238 applicants representing locations across North America. Of those […]

Ontario Faces Uncertain Future with Carbon Tax

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  Ontario’s carbon pricing system, which went into effect last year, was designed to lower greenhouse gas emissions by putting caps on the amount of pollution companies in certain industries […]

NASA Testing Technology Designed to Fold Wings During Flight

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NASA has been working to develop and apply a new technology designed to fold an aircraft’s wings at various angles during flight. The flight series took place at NASA’s Armstrong […]

Detroit Auto Show Highlights

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The North American International Auto Show in Detroit kicked off on January 13th and will continue through the 28th. The auto show began with its event, The Gallery, at Cobo […]

Poole Says to Update Phones Despite Software Slowdown

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  Apple iPhone users hit the internet recently to relay their frustration over a noticeable software slowdown that occurred after the release of an update. It began with a reddit […]

General Motors Planning Autonomous Vehicles Sans Controls

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Autonomous vehicles are not an entirely new concept. Vehicle manufacturers have been working on designs for years. However, General Motors has unveiled plans to mass-produce autonomous vehicles that lack controls […]

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