Wind Tunnel - Richard Hammond's Engineering Connections adventure 6 - BBC Two

More about this programme: www.bbc.co.uk Richard Hammond reveals the startling engineering connections behind Hong Kong's Ocean Airport, one of the busiest and biggest in the world, sited on a specially constructed island. In this clip, Richard experiences the strength of typhoon winds in a giant wind tunnel.

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GHRF2007: Richard C. Holbrooke, Francis Fukuyama, Yoshiaki Shin

[ Opening Address of Globla HR Forum 2007] * Speaker : -Richard C. Holbrooke, Vice-Chairman, Perseus LLC., USA -Francis Fukuyama, Professor, John Hopkins University, USA -Yoshiaki Shin, Chairman, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Co., Limited, Japan

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Moon Secrets Revealed : John Lear & Richard Hoagland Pt.8

www.thelivingmoon.com Former aviation pilot John Lear returned for a discussion about photographic evidence for cities and mining operations on the moon (view material he provided). He said that mining operations for such substances as helium-3 have been going on for years, and that antigravity ships, secretly launched from Antarctica, arrive at the moon in only one hour's time. He cited a poster known as "sleeper" (blog) at the abovetopsecret.com forum as one of the sources for his information. Lear also argued that the moon was towed into its current orbit by a huge electromagnetic vehicle, and that vehicle can be seen in a photo taken of the moon crater Tsiolkovsky. He also believes that the moon contains a breathable atmosphere, as evidenced by photos showing smoke or vapor coming from the surface. Joining the conversation during the third hour, Richard C. Hoagland concurred with Lear that there are artificial structures on the moon, yet he suggested they may be ancient rather than new. If there is mining that is taking place there, it could be for the "retro-engineering of ancient technology," said Hoagland, who added that he does not think the photographic evidence supports the notion that the moon has an atmosphere. During the last hour, Lear took questions from the listeners. www.bibliotecapleyades.net www.thelivingmoon.com www.abovetopsecret.com www.coasttocoastam.com

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