Raven Industries is in precision agriculture, high-performance specialty films, and
lighter-than-air technologies.
World Surveillance Group designs, develops, markets and sells autonomous,
lighter-than-air advanced aerostats and UAS capable of carrying payloads that provide persistent intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, security and/or wireless communications solutions at low and mid altitudes.
Provider of mobile voice and data communications services Global Telesat Corp (GTC), a wholly owned subsidiary of World Surveillance Group Inc (OTCQB: WSGI), a developer of
lighter-than-air aerostats and unmanned aerial systems, announced on Wednesday the award of a follow-on multi-year order to provide additional satellite-based tracking and mapping services for the US' premier emergency response organisation.
Liner notes: "What are we running after?" asks this intoxicating epic, which consists of a lush wave of guitars, soaring male and female voices, and
lighter-than-air beats.
Arctic Mission, which is in effect a third, revised edition of the book originally published by the
Lighter-Than-Air Institute in 1999, relates in exhaustive detail and beautiful illustrations the story of two historic U.S.
For the Beijing outpost of the high-end Chinese boutique Shang Xia, architect Kengo Kuma referenced the serried walls of the ancient city to create semi-solid,
lighter-than-air partitions made out of brick patterns of masonry, aluminum, tea, and wood.
The trouble with The Oranges - the name of the characters' New Jersey municipality - is that the unsettling romance is treated as a
lighter-than-air comedy, complete with a perky score and the sense that nobody's bothered about the creepiness unfolding on their doorsteps.
Which inert inflammable gas is used in balloons as a safe alternative to other
lighter-than-air gases?
Althoff lays out two parallel paths into the arctic region: one followed by nuclear attack submarine USS Nautilus (SSN 571), and the other by a
lighter-than-air ZPG-2 naval airship, Snow Goose.
They are regularly pictured as frothy,
lighter-than-air beings whose ample clothing, rather than constricting their movements, often hangs elegantly in gravity-defying folds.
The United States military as well as private companies are building hybrid airships that fly using both lift from their aerodynamic shapes and the buoyancy of
lighter-than-air helium filling their hulls.