Drone Blogs

There is no denying that COVID-19 has changed the entire world. The global pandemic has affected human interactions, the economy, healthcare, the education system, how government operates, how we shop, basically everything. COVID-19 has even had an impact on the environment, both positive and negative. In June of 2020, a team of researchers looking at... Read More

When Ingvar Kamprad was only 17 years old, he began a mail order furniture company. Making an acronym from his name, his family farm (Elmtyrad), and its neighboring town (Agunnayrd), Innvar founded IKEA which would go on to become the world’s largest furniture retailer. IKEA now has more than 440 warehouses and 80 stores around... Read More

Throughout human history, there has always been different reasons why opposing forces enter states of war. The reasons behind why wars and conflicts begin are never simple. And of course, there are different levels of war activity. A Hot War is one in which battles with weapons take place like World War I & II... Read More

Deer populations play an important role in maintaining biodiversity levels in the United States. In the late 1800’s, white-tailed deer populations in the United States had been nearly hunted to extinction. The diminished population caused predator populations like wolves and cougars to decline as well. Deer naturally maintain forest overgrowth and are a vital part... Read More

For as long as the Earth has existed, one constant has been that the weather can’t be controlled. If a storm is coming, there is nothing you can do to stop it. If there is a drought, there is nothing you can do but hope for rain. But in anticipation of the 2008 Bejing Summer... Read More

Nestled between snowy mountains in the Jammu and Kashmir region of India lies the Amarnath Cave Temple. At an altitude of 12,756ft, the cave is covered with snow for the majority of the year. It is accessible for just a short time during the summer. As the Himalayan snow melts, a giant stalagmite is formed... Read More

 Early in the 17th century, the Catholic Church declared March 17th as a day to honor Ireland’s foremost patron Saint, St. Patrick. As a day of celebration that falls within the period of Lent, the church lifted restrictions for that day. This break in Lent has led to St. Patrick’s Day becoming a raucously... Read More

One of the biggest concerns the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has had with drones, is that they fear drones will be used to spy on people, encroaching on their civil liberties. Police departments that use drones in the United States have all worked closely with the ACLU to assuage such concerns. Drones have become... Read More

 Insects like flies, bees, and dragonflies have incredible agility. They can fly fast in complex patterns and navigate effortlessly without crashing. The dynamic flight of such insects has long inspired engineers in the design of novel flying machines. In February of 2021, a team of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology published their... Read More

It can be hard to imagine a time when the world didn’t have access to the internet. But in reality, it wasn’t until the 1960’s that the United States Department of Defense started coming up with the frameworks of what would become the modern internet. By the 1980’s the internet was being used widely by... Read More