National Boat Shows and the British Marine Federation (BMF) are delighted to announce details of the 2014 London Boat Show, which will continue to be a premier showcase for the leisure marine industry in the UK.
ACULON A211 7×35
RRP: £169.99 / €200
ACULON A211 8×42
RRP: £179.99 / €212
ACULON A211 10×42 & 7×50
RRP: £199.99 / €236
ACULON A211 10×50 & 12×50
RRP: £229.99 / €271
ACULON A211 16×50
RRP: £249.99 / €295
ACULON A211 8-16×42 & 10-22×50
RRP: £299.99 / €354
Sales start date: February 2013
London, UK, 29 January 2013 Nikon announces its newest range of binoculars, the new ACULON A211 series offering outstanding optical performance, without the premium price tag.
ACULON A211 7×35
RRP: £169.99 / €200
ACULON A211 8×42
RRP: £179.99 / €212
ACULON A211 10×42 & 7×50
RRP: £199.99 / €236
ACULON A211 10×50 & 12×50
RRP: £229.99 / €271
ACULON A211 16×50
RRP: £249.99 / €295
ACULON A211 8-16×42 & 10-22×50
RRP: £299.99 / €354
Sales start date: February 2013
London, UK, 29 January 2013 Nikon announces its newest range of binoculars, the new ACULON A211 series offering outstanding optical performance, without the premium price tag.
ACULON 8×21
RRP: £89.99 / €106
Sales start date: April 2013
ACULON 10×21
RRP: £99.99 / €118
Sales start date: April 2013
London, UK, 29 January 2013 Nikon announces the new ACULON T01, a new generation of trendy, colourful high-quality binoculars, guaranteed to catch the eye.
Title Lunar base made with 3D printing
Copyright Foster+Partners
Description
Setting up a future lunar base could be made much simpler by using a 3D printer to build it from local materials. Industrial partners including renowned architects Foster+Partners have joined with ESA to test the feasibility of 3D printing using lunar soil.
The base is first unfolded from a tubular module that can be easily transported by space rocket. An inflatable dome then extends from one end of this cylinder to provide a support structure for construction. Layers of regolith are then built up over the dome by a robot-operated 3D printer (right) to create a protective shell.
31 January 2013
Setting up a lunar base could be made much simpler by using a 3D printer to build it from local materials. Industrial partners including renowned architects Foster + Partners have joined with ESA to test the feasibility of 3D printing using lunar soil.
Sing Straits – Breeze is up, so lets go racing…
Goto AY Race Report 2By AsianYachting MultiMedia
31:01:2013 – A solid 14 to 16 knot North Easterly tradewind greeted the sailors as they made their way to the racing area in front of the Turi Beach Resort. The choppy seas and strong incoming current did not dampen their spirits. Despite PRO Richard Cai incurring a hand injury and taken back for treatment, the race committee went straight into sequence and “lets go racing” was the order of the day. Most crews are a bit rusty since the New Year holidays but in these conditions there is no room for error as it tends to multiply into an even bigger problem. The same goes for the new recruits as they quickly come to grips with sail handling in windy conditions. The well oiled crews are noticeable on the water and starting to dominate proceedings. Goto AY Race Report 2
Toulouse, January 31, 2013
Air KBZ introduces first ATR -600 into its fleet
ATR key to Myanmar airline’s fleet expansion and modernization program
The first ATR 72-600 aircraft was handed over yesterday to Myanmar’s domestic carrier Air KBZ. The Danish finance and leasing company Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC) is providing financing for the transaction.
The official ceremony which took place at the ATR Delivery Center in Toulouse, France, was attended by senior management from Air KBZ, NAC, and ATR.
Title Caterham F1 Team’s Guido van der Garde
Copyright Caterham F1 Team – Steven Tee/LAT Photographic
Description
Caterham F1 Team’s Guido van der Garde on track in Korean Grand Prix 12 October 2012
31 January 2013
Serious shocks need serious shock absorption, in space as well as on the ground. Now high-performance racing cars are driving more smoothly on space-ready rubber from ESA spacecraft.
Facebook has revealed its financial performance for the fourth quarter. Eden Zoller, principal analyst at Ovum, has the following comment:
WASHINGTON — A star thought to have passed the age at which it can form planets may in fact be creating new worlds. The disk of material surrounding the surprising star called TW Hydrae may be massive enough to make even more planets than we have in our own solar system.