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https://newsroom.fit.edu/2015/10/23/fiske-guide-2016-florida-tech-a-top-technical-institute/
11/12/2015
Vendors, Performers Wanted for 2016 FIT International Festival The festival offers food and drink, unique merchandise, live entertainment and display booths representing nations and cultures from around the world.
11/02/2015
Halloween Fireballs Will Blaze in the Sky Through November The Taurid meteors — also called "Halloween fireballs" — are known for being extremely bright and relatively slow-moving. They will streak through the sky from Oct. 20 to Nov. 30, but will peak from Nov. 5 to Nov. 12.
10/30/2015
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/mysterious-space-junk-will-plunge-to-earth-in-november/
Mysterious Space Junk Will Plunge to Earth in November The sun and moon's disruptive presence appears to have kicked WT1190F onto a path that will lead the piece of space debris to self-destruct in the Earth's atmosphere
10/23/2015
Galapagos gets a new species of giant tortoise A genetic study of giant tortoises on the Galapagos island of Santa Cruz reveals two different species
10/21/2015
Beavers: A Potential Missing Link in California's Water Future The industrious rodents can offer a range of benefits for California water supplies and habitats. But they're still officially considered a pest
10/14/2015
http://www.cnet.com/news/boeing-metal-microlattice-lightest-metal-ever-tomorrow-daily-256/
Boeing says its metal microlattice is the 'lightest metal ever' (Tomorrow Daily 256) - CNET Ashley discusses a new metal with walls 1,000 times thinner than a human hair, a robot that may someday become a handy helper for ISS astronauts and a biodegradable "water bottle" you can eat.
Some of the awesome trips Student Activities has planned for students this year!
http://www.fit.edu/activities/trip_series.php
Student Activities Trip Series Florida Tech Student Activities Trip Series
10/07/2015
Many people believe that drones are the next big thing in technology. Florida Tech now offers a minor in Unmanned Aerial Systems.
http://science.howstuffworks.com/transport/flight/modern/10-non-murderous-drones.htm =0
10 Non-murderous Things Drones Do Every Day Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a ... drone? Turns out, drones are doing all kinds of harmless -- and even heroic -- things all the time. Find out how drones are changing the way we farm, fight fires and make movies.
10/05/2015
Anyone catch The Martian over the weekend? Florida Tech professors John Deaton and Ondrej Doule can relate to the red planet’s grueling living conditions—both have spent several weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station in Utah to find out what life would be like on Mars. Read more: http://hubs.ly/H01frmc0