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During World War II, more than 200,000 explosive mines were strewn about the world’s oceans. When the war ended, many of these mines were left intact. Some because it wasn’t worth the expense to remove them, some because their placements were simply forgotten. Though navies reportedly no longer officially lay mines, some rogue navies do... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Pop culture has painted an Indiana Jones like image of archaeology for many people. And while the Indian Jones films were highly entertaining and made the study of archaeology somewhat popular, they are, after all, just movies. Still, archaeology is very important for us in the modern world to understand how we got to where... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:In 1986, Joseph Barnard established Barnard Microsystems Ltd (BML) as a London based technology consulting firm. In the early 2000’s, BML moved towards the development of unmanned aerial systems (UAS), a field of technology that was slowly growing with great promise. By 2008, BML had the opportunity to compete as a finalist in Britain’s UK... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:For thousands of years, bats have been falsely feared. Mayan artwork dating back to 2,000 BC depicts bats as fearsome creatures, harbingers of death. It is easy to see how this misconception started. Bats are nocturnal creatures that live in caves or dark creepy places. They stealthily swoop through the night, and when spooked, a... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Having the best tools available to get a job done can make all the difference. For law enforcement and emergency agencies in the United States, drones have become just that tool to take operations to the next level. When the Federal Aviation Administration designated the Chula Vista Police Department in southern California as a pilot... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Fueled by dry conditions and strong winds, a wildfire broke out in South Africa’s Table Mountain National Park on the morning of Sunday, April 18, 2021. The winds quickly pushed the fire down the mountain and into Cape Town where it engulfed the area in thick smoke. More than 200 emergency workers rushed to help... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Steve Rinard has lived in the Pacific North West his entire life. For the last 13 years, he has been teaching in the math and science department at Ridgefield High School (RHS), a school with around 800 students in Clark County, Washington. He is currently teaching AP Calculus and Algebra and an elective that he... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Biologists have estimated that leopards once roamed wildly over 13.5 million square miles throughout Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. In a study carried out by a consortium of scientists in 2016, that range has been reduced to only 3.3 million square miles. Poaching for the leopard’s unique pelt and habitat loss has led to... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:The United States of America Armed Forces has close to 1.3 million Active Duty members. In November of 2014, the Department of Defense published a paper entitled Enabling Collaborative Support to Reintegrate the Military Family that states, “Around 200,000 service members have separated from the Active Duty each year during the previous few years and... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:A little over a decade ago, the average American household didn’t think much about drones. In the minds of many, drones were tools used by the military to gain a superior tactical advantage. Around that same time, scientists and researchers were beginning to recognize the possibilities afforded to them with drone technology. There was also... Read More
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