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10 P.M. (Discovery) AIRPLANE REPO Repossession experts try to take back the private planes that wealthy owners have neglected to pay off.
The discovery could lead to an airplane that morphs on demand from the shape that is most energy efficient to another better suited to agility, or to a boat whose hull changes shape to allow more efficient movement in choppy, calm or shallow waters.
Antiterrorism prosecutors opened a criminal investigation today into the discovery of explosives on a Royal Air Maroc airplane after it landed in eastern France on Sept. 25.
But Doug Webb, a Boeing spokesman, said the discovery of damage on up to 10 airplanes in about two weeks might constitute a pattern.
He is widely known for his work on wave theory, and his discoveries there are used for weather prediction, airplane design and telecommunications signaling.
The discovery of two explosive devices packed aboard airplanes was a testament to American intelligence, and to the efforts of Saudi Arabia, which has played an ambiguous role in global antiterrorism operations.
For example, the migration study had the added benefit of mapping bird flight routes to prevent collisions with airplanes, and Sladen's 1964 discovery of residual DDT in Antarctic penguins and seals helped convince the EPA to ban the pesticide.
Up and down the spine of the Andes, long plagued by airplane crashes and climbing mishaps, the discoveries are helping to solve decades-old mysteries.
Father and son Drs. James and Tim Hockenberry have diagnosed a half-dozen of the leukemia cases, and have dispatched sick children and their parents on chartered airplanes within an hour of the discovery to cancer hospitals in Oakland and Sacramento.
Discovery of the flights — which involved at least two airplanes and the assistance of the FBI — has prompted the American Civil Liberties Union to demand answers about the legal authority for the operations and the reach of the technology used.
