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| From: | Anonymous, AUCKLAND, Jul/27/11 submitted on: Ask Agent | |
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I am looking for information on the missile market around the world.
In particular interested in the size of the market by country, the major companies supplying the sector, and projections for the market growth over the next 3 - 10 years.
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jes sree, Council Member Ammas.com |
giving you just an overview. dont ask such questions in public fThe global missile market - which visiongain calculates was worth $10.27bn in 2010 alone - is currently in a state of flux as developmen | |
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Kranthi Kumar, Council Member Ammas.com |
Hi Anonymous,
While searching for information regarding Missile Market around the world. I found a book which is published recently with title "The Missiles Market 2011-2021". This book will gives de |
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LaLa LaLa, Council Member Ammas.com |
The global missile market - which visiongain calculates was worth $10.27bn in 2010 alone - is currently in a state of flux as development continues to move beyond established markets in the US and Eur | |
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B Sreekanth Reddy, Council Member Ammas.com |
Hello Sir/madam,
The global missile market is worth some 15 billion US$. But most countries are looking for self reliance, than buy them. As the world relations are ever-changing unlike during |
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Hari Rama, Featured Member Ammas.com |
Hi,This answer is from the site http://www.asdreports.com/shopexd.a…
The global missile market – which this study calculates was worth $10.27bn in 2010 alone – is currently in a state of flu |
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KG Anand, Council Member Ammas.com |
The question is very interesting and globally thought provoking. It relates to global missile market, production, market etc which means a country's security systems. Normally such type of very strate | |
| From: | Anonymous, United States, Apr/28/11 submitted on: AnswerPod.com | |
| Subject: | Science technology | |
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Here is the question: What is the scientific reason of why you cannot use your cell phone on an airplane?
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Mrs. Sai Sai, Council Member Ammas.com |
Anonymous,
In 1991, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) banned passengers from using their cell phones while on board an airplane that is in flight. The ban was instituted because the FCC |
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vijai kumar kaushal, Registered Member Ammas.com |
there is not amy scientific reason of why you can not use cell phone on an airplane. basically mobile phone communication works on cellular type structure. this structure contain lot of cell. at a tim | |
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sambasivan s, Council Member Ammas.com |
Cell phones are not permitted to be used in airplanes for the following reasons: 1.
security precautions (mobile/ cell phone bomb detonation)
also the signals from the phone can interfere with the |
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changappa kb, Registered Member Ammas.com |
The Federal Communications Commission suspected that the radio frequency emitted by cell phones could malfunction an airplane's equipment systems therefore banned passengers from using their cell phon | |
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KG Anand, Council Member Ammas.com |
The Aeroplane navigation, communication and control systems are all working on the electomagnetic theory and the wavwlenghts principles.
Cell phones also work on the above principals as the aerolpl |
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| From: | Anonymous, South Africa, Feb/13/11 submitted on: AnswerPod.com | |
| Subject: | Can you please answer this question? | |
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Here is the question: What is the average weight of a two aircraft hanger?
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changappa kb, Registered Member Ammas.com |
1)Width 30 Feet
Length
32 Feet
Height
15 Feet
Weight
2508 LBS
upto Width 42 Feet Length 48 Feet Height 17.3 Feet Weight 6478 LBS of one single hunger. |
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| From: | Anonymous, United States, Oct/06/10 submitted on: AnswerPod.com | |
| Subject: | Can you please answer this question? | |
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Here is the question: What is the fastest airplane?
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dinesh sharma, Registered Member Ammas.com |
Fastest airplane ever in the world. Lockheed SR-71 | |
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muruga m, Registered Member Ammas.com |
The Lockheed Martin SR-71 is the fastest military airplane. Concorde was the fastest passenger airplane | |
| From: | Anonymous, United States, Aug/06/10 submitted on: AnswerPod.com | |
| Subject: | how planes fly | |
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This question has come from a cell phone. Here is the question: How do planes fly?
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Vijay
Talasila, Council Member APOnline |
How Do Planes Fly?
Airplanes need four forces to fly. Lift is one of them. Image Credit: NASA
How do airplanes stay in the air?
Four forces keep an airplane in the sky. They are lift, weight |
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richard williams, Registered Member Ammas.com |
Planes fly due to the air pressure created by the airfoil of their wings. Basically, the wing is shaped so that the lower part of the wing creates higher pressure, while the top of the wing creates l | |
