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Concept buildings and transport machines for helicopters

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Erbil 60 floor tower Superyacht helipad Filski Helicopter concept Ethiopia Airport Master plan Hemel Hempstead green estate

Will open borders help us all?

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Open orders will open world of opportunities according to expert economists from the Economist Intelligence. But will everyone benefit equally? Depends on who you ask BEV Rail might mean ridersharing commuter trains & rejuvenation of unused tracks   Nigel Hargreaves logged in via Google “…the long-run effects of open borders [in the European Union] improve the conditions and wages of all workers”. Tell that to the Greeks. I’ve believed in open borders since my university days in the 1960’s, but sadly it ain’t gonna happen. It would only work if there was a World Federation with a common currency, common Central Bank and Common Treasury. Where the EU has, in fact, failed is that it has a Central Bank (for the Eurozone), but each country still has its own Treasury. That’s because individual countries were not, and never will be, prepared to give up all of their sovereignty. Why? because their leaders will not give up their positions of power, and individuals w...

What Helicopter design of Indian which failed to materialize can teach us

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Personal Single Helicopter Design by  Aniel Misier As the  Maertens Roger   Dutchman pointed out correctly: Unfortunately again one of those concepts that one tries to realize with a lot of money and little knowledge although Mr. Misier's '' personal mission is to help other people to be free and live independantly. I want to achieve this by developing amazing technical solutions that can be used'' he seemed to fail miserably.  Maertens Roger :  Hiller steering rotors are old fashion and completely out of date. The horizontal and vertical resistance (drag) of the design is impermissibly high.  The design is unstable at considerable forward speed. The distance between the two rotors is too small. You do not realize what you write that the device has 180 km / h as cruising speed. Your concept bears witness to on-realism, fed by design dreams and a very large lack of technical, aerodynamic and helicopter knowledge. Hiller stuur-rotoren zijn old fashio...