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Rapid Fire 2011-01-28: Portable Gas Turbines
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* Defense budget cuts split HASC Republicans between hawks and Tea Partiers. * With a bevy of batteries weighing soldiers down, MIT’s research into mini gas turbines in a silicon chip promises a possible way out. * US Army’s Dugway Proving Ground, which stores and tests chemical and biological weapons, reopens after a lockdown because […]
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