Par Roger Kitemoko
journaliste
Monday, June 29, 2009
Michael Jackson the Moon walking pop star who once patented anti gravity shoes to enhance his stages perfomances died of cardiac arrest ,25 june 2009
Michael Jackson n'est plus depuis la nuit du 25 au 26 juin 2009 suite d'un Arret cardiaque a l'hopital universitaire de californie vers los Angeles.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
COULD LIGHTNING HAVE BROUGHT DOWN AIR FRANCE FLIGHT 447? BY Katherine harmon
CaIRLINE OFFICIALS SAY THAT AN ELECTRICAL STORM MAY HAVE BEEN TO BLAME FOR THE DISAPPEARANCE OF PARIS BOUD AIR FRANCE FLIGHT 447 BETWEEN RIO DE JANEIRO AND AFRICA LAST NIGHT.The flight ,wich air trafic controllers at about 10:33Pm on Jun1,2209,Local time.The plane sent an automatic message about 15 minutes later nothing that there was a fault in an electronic circuit,reports the london times.
The most likely things is that the plane was hit by lightning ,Air France 's director of communications ,Francois Brouse said,the time reports.The plane was in a stormy area with strong turbulence,he said.Search crews have been dispatched to look for wreckage by air and water,but the planeremains missing.its certainly no longer in the air now,said Pierre HENRI Gourgeon,the airline's CEO,it would have run out of fuel.but could lightning be enough to bring down an airbus 330-200? scientificAmerican.com asked a senior engineer at a company that creates lightning safe systems about planes and lightning a few years ago.He explains that although lightning strikes each of the US's commercial jets at least once a year,pilots and passengers shouldn't normally experience anything more than a bright flash and loud noise.And even though aluminum aircraft bodies are good conductors of electricity,lightning usually stays on the outside but if it finds a way in ,he notes ,it can destroy electronics and ignite fuel.
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The most likely things is that the plane was hit by lightning ,Air France 's director of communications ,Francois Brouse said,the time reports.The plane was in a stormy area with strong turbulence,he said.Search crews have been dispatched to look for wreckage by air and water,but the planeremains missing.its certainly no longer in the air now,said Pierre HENRI Gourgeon,the airline's CEO,it would have run out of fuel.but could lightning be enough to bring down an airbus 330-200? scientificAmerican.com asked a senior engineer at a company that creates lightning safe systems about planes and lightning a few years ago.He explains that although lightning strikes each of the US's commercial jets at least once a year,pilots and passengers shouldn't normally experience anything more than a bright flash and loud noise.And even though aluminum aircraft bodies are good conductors of electricity,lightning usually stays on the outside but if it finds a way in ,he notes ,it can destroy electronics and ignite fuel.
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