Drone Blogs

In the wake of COVID-19, wearing masks, maintaining social distancing, and excessively washing hands are all part of everyday life now. Online shopping has become a necessity and thus having reliable shipping and delivery options. Just a few years ago, the United States Postal Service was becoming a dwindling business, being pushed out by shipping... Read More

Being an educator is one of the most stressful, underappreciated, and difficult jobs. It often doesn’t pay much and requires a lot of tireless work to prepare students for a future. This is why being awarded Teacher of the Year can mean so much to a recipient. These awards recognize the hard work of a... Read More

 In the mid 1970s, the Group of 7, better known as G7, was formed to address global concerns. Comprised of leaders from the world’s strongest and most advanced economies (the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, France, and Italy), the group meets annually at the G7 Summit to continue this tradition. At the... Read More

The sea was a cornerstone of nearly every aspect of Viking life during the late 8th-11th centuries. One of the greatest honors for a Viking of high ranking was to have an elaborate burial at sea when their time had come. Though the Vikings may be the best known culture to perform burials at sea,... Read More

 Drone technology has progressed so much over the last decade that almost anyone can use them to capture crystal clear HD images from a bird’s eye point of view. Because of this, drones have become pioneering photogrammetry tools for construction, inspection, and law enforcement. Previously, if any of these fields needed aerial imagery, they... Read More

 When most people think of whales, they immediately imagine the docile, slow moving, giants of the oceans. There are nearly 90 different species of whales that currently inhabit the waters of Earth, and only 10 of these species make up the large whales that most people think of. The largest of these whales is... Read More

In 1947, Chinese philosopher, Lo Chung-Shu responded to a UNESCO survey on the philosophical foundations of human rights with the following statement, “The basic ethical concept of Chinese social political relations is the fulfillment of the duty to one’s neighbour [sic], rather than the claiming of rights.” In today’s society, respecting a duty to support... Read More

In Robert Zemeckis’s 1989 classic film, Back to the Future II, he envisioned the future, specifically the year 2015, to be dominated by technology. Some of the technology predicted in the film has come true such as 3D films, wireless touch screen tablets, and live video conferencing. One of the most anticipated technological advances shown... Read More

Gregory W. Brock lives in Benham, Kentucky. A small town of fewer than 500 people in the eastern part of the state. And though he lives in a small quaint community, he has always had big dreams of becoming a published author. Ever since he was a young boy, books and stories were important to... Read More

At approximately 1:25 AM on June 24, 2021, the 12 story Champlain Towers South condominium in Miami, Fl came crashing to the ground. It only took 12 seconds for the building to be reduced to a pile of rubble. There was an immediate rush to evacuate the residents of the building’s 136 units. Soon, rescue... Read More