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Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts

Saturday, November 15

[The Bare Truth about Facebook, Twitter,etc]


:O Sebastian Sobczak CEO of TSU Social Network on FOX NEWS said, Facebook, Twitter & other Social Media Apps or Networking sites make use of our Profile info & makes Money or should we call Revenue out of it thru multiple ads along with our Shared information.





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:/ More over, according to FOX NEWS. if that is the case, why don't we TRY something NEW that can give back "Benefits" out of our effort to use & patronage their website?



:( Don't U think it's your RIGHT to Earn something to compensate by Sharing iNFO about yourself particularly pictures that they use for them to get paid from a lot of Advertisers?
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:O HAVE U EVER THOUGHT OF EARNING MONEY thru Social Networking sites? Do Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Multiply | etc. paid u back? NO!?!
BUT with TSU NOW U CAN!


:) Check This Out! "TSU" - A Social Network That Pays You!


It was Featured in New York Times.
It will give 90 percent of its ad Revenue back to users.
I saw real people earning already!



:) This is becoming viral! I saw ZALORA and METRODEAL 
Advertisement at TSU already. The plan is to pay users not only

for its content, but also for its ability to bring in more people.









BELIEVE ME OR NOT, WE SHOULD GET PAID!








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Thursday, February 17

Year 2025 Future Plane Design Concepts - NASA

NASA – On-Peak with 2025 Plane Designs
3 Top JET makers reveal Design Concepts they are x-ploring for the Future
NASA has offered a first peek at possible airplanes of the future that are currently being explored by titans of the aviation industry. 
In late 2010, NASA awarded contracts to three teams — from Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and The Boeing Co. — to produce advanced-concept designs for aircraft that could take to the skies in 2025.


**NASA / Northrop Grumman
A design team led by:
Northrop Grumman
came up with this concept for a
twin-fuselage airplane
that could enter service in 2025.

The initial design concepts look very different from each other.

Northrop Grumman envisions a plane with two fuselages sharing a middle wing under which dual jet engines are slung.

Boeing, meanwhile, is working with a "flying wing" concept that resembles a stealth bomber in that it has an arrowhead- or wedge-shaped profile in place of an obvious, tubular fuselage.
Lockheed Martin's initial design looks the most like a commercial plane of today, but the two lateral wings wrap around to the rear of the plane and connect over top of where a tail fin would be, and the engines appear here as well.
**NASA / Boeing
An artist's conception shows a
"flying wing" concept for an aircraft that could enter service in 2025, as designed by a Boeing-led team.

All final designs will have to meet NASA's requirements for less noise, cleaner exhaust and lower fuel consumption. That will involve a complex dance of tradeoffs between all of the advanced technologies available for these aircraft.
The proposed airplanes also will have to operate safely in a more modernized air traffic management system.
In addition, each plane will have to be able to fly up to 85 percent of the speed of sound; cover a range of about 7,000 miles; and carry between 50,000 and 100,000 pounds of either passengers or cargo.
**NASA / Lockheed Martin
This concept for a 2025 airplane,
designed by a team led by Lockheed Martin,features "wrap-around" wings that join up with the tail.

For the rest of this year, each team will be exploring, testing, simulating, keeping and discarding innovations and technologies to make their design a winner.
Source : http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/41160471/ns/technology_and_science-tech_and_gadgets/
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