Photo of the day: Blue Angels - Rare Missing Man Formation.

Taken at the 2007 NAS Blue Angels Homecoming show, they did this "Missing Man" formation in honor or Lt. Commander. Kevin J. Davis, 32, of Pittsfield, Mass, who's F/A-18 Hornet went down back in April, during the final moments of an airshow. Photo by blog publisher, Andrew Neal.

Scramjet: Soaring past expectations

The Scramjet is something that you might have heard of if you are interested in aeronautics. It is an engine created by NASA that helps propel an object at unthinkable speeds. In it's first test it hit over Mach 7. This is the fastest any human created object has ever flown. The X-43A, the name of the vehicle with the Scramjet, broke all expectations. In a later test, the Scramjet was able to go over Mach 8, soaring into the record books.

Scramjet has a promising career for the future. With the capability of eventually hitting up to Mach 23, it is in NASA's expectations to use this with new missile, unmanned, space, and other technology for the future. While it is relatively young, it has changed the way that aeronautical engineers look at the future of flight. For more information, check out www.nasa.gov.

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Sync: Microsoft is taking over our cars!

Sync. A new feature for Fords, Lincolns, and Mercuries. Is software created by Microsoft, that helps combine your mp3 player phones, or any other Blue Tooth items to your car (2008+ models). It will be able to be voice activated to activate mp3 players, phones etc. Some of its features are voice activated calling, uninterrupted connections audible text messaging, advanced calling features, voice recognition, ring tone support, phone book transferring, multilingual intelligence. With this new software it should make driving safer. Sync will be able to be updated goes on. With that, it can keep in touch with the latest software and devices that are being constantly released. "With Sync, you can travel with your Zune or iPod and access its features using the vehicle's controls, and the full capability of your Bluetooth cell phone will be just a voice command away," said Mark Fields, Ford executive vice president, to media members gathered at Cobo Hall. Sync will change the way people look at technology and cars. It will introduce a new field for media companies.

Rock Band: Rocking out on the latest gaming platforms

So today's first review is from the game Rock Band. Rock Band is a multi player game designed around the game Guitar Hero and Singing Star. It is unique for its features. You have a lead guitarist, bassist, singer, and drummer. The guitar and singing are almost identical to Guitar Hero and Singing Star. But with the introduction of a drummer, it could make the game interesting to play. Reports of the game say that when you are playing on heavy with the drumming, it is almost like playing in real life with all the fills and solos. Since this is like this, personally, it would make more sense to make a real band and play. But for those who are instrument illiterate, this is probably a good exception. But that is about it for now! Keep in touch for more reviews and reports.

Compatible operating systems:
Xbox 360
PS3


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