by Joel N. Shurkin, Inside Science
Humans have been fascinated with robots and automatons for millennia --- or, at least, since Talos, the mythical bronze giant made by the Vulcans that guarded Crete.
Offshore Technology Leader to Unveil New Products and Partnerships at OTC
HOUSTON-April 30, 2015-At next week’s 2015 Offshore Technology Conference, GE (NYSE: GE) will demonstrate how it optimizes its cross-industry portfolio to provide game-changing value for the offshore oil and gas industry.
This image of Mercury's surface was taken yesterday by the Messenger spacecraft. The picture is among the last the probe has taken--it is expected to crash into the closest planet to the sun in less than 20 minutes, at 3:26:02 pm EDT.
It was a Friday evening in the spring of 1994 and I was going out for a pizza with my old man. I had just received my degree in electrical engineering. As my father is also a power engineer, we had a longer-than-usual list of "which-is-the-best" topics to debate when hanging out: Dizzy vs Miles, Lakers vs Celtics, wine vs beer, Pelé in 1958 vs Pelé in 1970 and, of course, power transformers vs synchronous machines.
SHANNON, Ireland, April 29, 2015 -- GE Capital Aviation Services Limited (GECAS), the commercial aircraft leasing arm of GE, today announced delivery of a new leased Boeing 737-800 aircraft to VRG Linhas Aéreas S.A. as part of a four-aircraft purchase-and-leaseback transaction. The three remaining aircraft in the deal are scheduled for delivery later in 2015, 2016 and 2017.
Only a few countries provide free health care as a constitutional right, Brazil being one of them. In a country of over 200 million people, with almost the same landmass as the U.S., health is a basic right for everyone. It is a duty of the state, shown in the government's continued commitment to healthcare.
By GE Reports staff
There is no lack of water in Stockholm, which spreads over an archipelago of 14 islands and whose oldest quarter used to be called quite literally "The Town Between the Bridges."
