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9/15/2014 4 Comments How to Search in Destiny QuestQUICK TIPS Always search in Destiny Quest! If you misspelled something, let the computer help you out! Always write down your Call Number :) 9/14/2014 0 Comments How to Log On to Destiny QuestQuick Tips Make sure you enter your username and password correctly! Reviews don't show up automatically, they have to be approved! Save lists of books that you want to read later, then you will never be without a good book!  Many types of companies are hoping to use a high-flying technology called drones.
Drones are small airplanes or helicopters. They are flown by remote control. Drones have no pilot. They are often used in situations that are too dangerous for a plane with a pilot. The U.S. military has been using drones in war to fight enemies. Now, many different kinds of companies hope to use drones. Don't forget to include the NAME of the person you contacted AND the name of your school when posting your results!
 HACKENSACK, N.J. — The hottest present this holiday season is a gadget both kids and adults can enjoy: a drone.
 https://newsela.com/articles/Drone-sightings/id/5998/
WASHINGTON — Drones are small airplanes. Most are just a few feet in size. There are no pilots inside to fly them. Instead, some are flown by onboard computers. Others are controlled by a person on the ground. Drones are also called unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). More drones are now in the skies. There are worries that one could crash into a jet airplane. More than 1 million drones have been sold in the last few years. Drones have been seen near planes, helicopters and airfields. People see drones each day and send in reports. Most are seen by pilots in the air. The number of reports has shot up since two years ago. Back then, drones were new. Reports were still unusual. The reports are filed with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). It is in charge of the nation's skies.  PORTLAND, Ore. — Idaho farmer Robert Blair is watching his crops from the sky.
He is using a remote-controlled airplane, called a drone, to watch over his 1,500 acres. The drone comes with a camera. The airplane is about the size of a turkey. It weighs 10 pounds and is 5 feet long. Blair uses it to get a bird's-eye view of his cows and fields. He grows wheat, peas, barley and alfalfa. "It's a great tool to collect information to make better decisions," Blair said. He added that farmers are just starting to see what drones can do. Blair built his drone with a friend. Drones are also called UAVs. They are piloted by onboard computers. A person on the ground can also fly them with a remote control. Experts say farming will be the best business use for drones. The technology is a perfect fit for farms. It is also great for areas far away from cities. Privacy and safety are less of a concern there. |
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