Chris Noon

1 month ago | designfax.net | Chris Noon |GE Aerospace

The GE9X has undergone the equivalent of nearly two years of 24/7 testing. [Image courtesy of GE Aerospace]By Chris Noon, GE AerospaceAccording to GE Aerospace, the world's most powerful commercial jet engine is getting ready for takeoff. The GE9X high-bypass turbofan engine is expected to enter service next year on the wings of Boeing's 777X family, the world's largest twin-engine passenger jet. The GE9X engine is a marvel of modern engineering. The fan diameter of the engine is a whopping 134 in.

1 month ago | nelsonpub.com | Chris Noon |GE Aerospace

The GE9X has undergone the equivalent of nearly two years of 24/7 testing. [Image courtesy of GE Aerospace]By Chris Noon, GE AerospaceAccording to GE Aerospace, the world's most powerful commercial jet engine is getting ready for takeoff. The GE9X high-bypass turbofan engine is expected to enter service next year on the wings of Boeing's 777X family, the world's largest twin-engine passenger jet. The GE9X engine is a marvel of modern engineering. The fan diameter of the engine is a whopping 134 in.

1 month ago | newsroom.mastercard.com | Chris Noon

For food lovers, a trip to Barcelona’s 800-year-old La Boqueria market is a kind of pilgrimage. Every day, up to 60,000 visitors file through the market’s stained-glass portico on La Rambla, the dreamy tree-lined promenade that Spanish poet Federico García Lorca wished would never end, and step into the cathedral of Catalan cuisine.  Greeting them is a giant labyrinth made up of more than 300 stalls.

1 month ago | mastercard.com | Chris Noon

For food lovers, a trip to Barcelona’s 800-year-old La Boqueria market is a kind of pilgrimage. Every day, up to 60,000 visitors file through the market’s stained-glass portico on La Rambla, the dreamy tree-lined promenade that Spanish poet Federico García Lorca wished would never end, and step into the cathedral of Catalan cuisine.  Greeting them is a giant labyrinth made up of more than 300 stalls.

Mar 13, 2025 | blog.bentley.com | Verna Porter |Chris Noon

Ithaca is a picturesque town in upstate New York famous for its waterfalls and gorges, and the world-renowned Cornell University. The area has long been hailed as a beacon of progress. Cornell’s students and scientists, for example, helped discover that water once flowed on Mars, built the first fully functioning synthetic human ear, and learned from famed astronomer Carl Sagan.