The shell is permeable to air and water. That is why when you color eggs on easter the inside has some coloring. I think that the pressure flows into the egg and the sudden release of pressure helps to move the egg away from the shell.
That was my first thought too.
Can I get a $30 dollar LED bulb for $5 if it displays advertisements?
1 Gallon Imperial (UK) is equal to 1.20095 US Gallons
That is why I said "structural." That being said I wouldn't hesitate one second boarding a 787 or A380, but there are issues that need to be worked out like all new tech.
In Florida this is still a legal practice so long as you are over the age of 18. Also, we do have a seat belt law but it only counts if you are in the front seats. Rear seats, so long as you are over the age of 18, you are free to move about the cabin.
That is one dirty little Korean Mistress.
That's great and true and all but I think the issue with these "cracks" is that they are interacting with composites not metal, a relatively new structural material for commercial airliners.
No you can blame the British for the high speed come apart on those Rolls turbofans.
This whole shower contraption must be a novel idea in Europe, their primary form of bathing is done in a bidet.
I got a letter in the mail inviting me to a little further in depth version of Screewise Panel. The invitation is giving me $40 when I install the router they send me and $20 every month after CASH. I don't know how I got on their list but hey $20/month will help pay for my porn/broadband habit.
Miami is probably the most corrupt city in the US. If you record the police doing their job in public you will probably have a gun pointed at your face and go home without the camera. I don't know what it takes to get the DOJ to review what is going on down there but I hope it happens soon.
Honda was thinking of making an early adopter "halo car" for fuel economy. It was never designed to have mass market appeal but publicity of a 70 mpg car was bound to turn heads and bring people into Honda's dealerships.
Ahhh, you may not but the market has determined that it is, indeed, worth it to trade-off more seats and 50 MPG's vs less seats and 70 MPG. If there was so much demand for the original insight they would have stuck with that form factor.
This graph doesn't account for offsite steam production and use either.
Or better yet per occupant.
Is that Tyra?
The DPF required by the EPA in all vehicles, I think 07' and newer, injects diesel fuel into the exhaust to incinerate particulates. That's our government hard at work regulating non-ghg pollutants.
Because they are bigger and more fuctional.