It is a member of the cluster munitions family — one of the so-called submunitions carried inside a larger canister that opens in flight, releases bomblets and distributes them to the ground below.
Producing a biofuel entails growing biomass, which through photosynthesis, extracts CO2 from the atmosphere, and then converting the biomass to fuel, which when burned in flight, releases CO2 back into the atmosphere.
Figure 1: Homing flight release protocols.
"United 93," Paul Greengrass's brilliant movie about that downed flight, released in April, was almost austere in its use of anonymous actors and limited-point-of-view shooting.
He's landed one of the meatiest roles of his career in Robert Zemeckis's Flight (released last week), playing Whip Whitaker, the substance-abusing pilot who lands a malfunctioning plane while high as a kite.
Quite a bit of kerfuffle was generated -- as it always is -- when a DePaul University study, "Tablets Take Flight," released earlier this month, said the National Aeronautics and Space Administration "found no actual evidence that a consumer electronic device can affect airplane operations".
InsideDefense reports that on October 24th, Venlet "and Lt. Gen. Thomas Owen, the commander of the Aeronautical Systems Center, argued that the JSF program... should begin training at Eglin AFB [Air Force Base] as soon as an event-driven process results in a military flight release".
Sure, maybe Disney wants the biggest and most spectacular theatrical features as a matter of course, both for brand value and for premiere offerings on their Disney+ service (hence the deluge of top-flight releases all crammed into 2019).
Migratory orientation was recorded with two different techniques, cage tests and free-flight release tests, during autumn migration.
But in the two years between Stretch and Nite Flights, released in 1978, Walker read Chomsky's writings on US foreign policy and human-rights abuses and stepped out of the cabaret into the killing fields.
Home video has, of course, provided an extension of 42nd Street that runs through millions of American living rooms, and movies every bit as obscure and unruly as "Combat Shock" are now receiving top flight DVD releases through distributors like Severin Films, Dark Sky and Blue Underground.
