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Two Newly Arrived Biden Americans Get Pulled Over By A Cop, One Reached For His Gun, Now There Is Only One Biden American
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The World's First Airborne Wind Turbine Brings Power to Remote Areas
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Wild Footage Shows Pickup Truck Trying To Crush Man Against His Car Who Manages To Pull Gun And Fire Shots At Truck
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13-year-old thug arrested after stealing woman’s purse, punches her outside Seattle pharmacy
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Two Ukrainian Cops Pull Over An SUV, Find What Appears To Be Weapons In The Trunks Area, Both Cops Get Shot, One Killed
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Looks Like Ronnie James Dio's Song 'Rainbow In The Dark' Is A Real Thing
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53-Year-Old Man Who Just Got Let Out Of Prison And Got Into A Bar Fight Dies After Police Take Him Down And Told Them He Couldn't Breathe
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Loudmouthed Broad With A Lesbian Haircut Has A Meltdown At An LAX Terminal For Missing Her Flight Before Realizing She's At The Wrong One
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Altaeros Energies is announcing the first planned commercial demonstration of its BAT (Buoyant Airborne Turbine) product in partnership with the Alaska Energy Authority. The Alaska project will deploy the BAT at a height of 1,000 feet above ground, a height that will break the world record for the highest wind turbine in the world. Altaeros has designed the BAT to generate consistent, low cost energy for the remote power and microgrid market, including remote and island communities; oil & gas, mining, agriculture, and telecommunication firms; disaster relief organizations; and military bases. The BAT uses a helium-filled, inflatable shell to lift to high altitudes where winds are stronger and more consistent than those reached by traditional tower-mounted turbines. High strength tethers hold the BAT steady and send electricity down to the ground. The lifting technology is adapted from aerostats, industrial cousins of blimps, which have lifted heavy communications equipment into the air for decades
