The flight from Abu Dhabi to London is eight hours long, crossing a distance of about 3, 500 miles (5, 600 km), as the crow flies.
Lawyers representing man, referred to as KM, who was born without eyes and has a range of serious mental and physical conditions, said the case raised "profound issues" for disabled people dependent on local authority support.
This rocket will launch a 5 kg experimental payload to as high as 100 km (62 miles).
Air traffic control suggested Dobbins Air Force Base, about 20 miles (32 km) east, as a possible landing site, but it was beyond reach.
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In principle, it suffices to have the financial means and the sophisticated technology needed to explore a world that in parts lies as far as 11 km beneath the ocean surface.
He was still playing the game as flanker at the age of 54, climbed Kilimanjaro, and still cycles some 150 miles (240 km) a week, as well as fitting in squash.
In contrast, electric vehicles use far less energy: as little as 20 kWh per 100 km, or even 6 kWh per 100 km.
In Athens, meanwhile, Oliaros is working to revive a troubled inner-city neighborhood known as Kerameikos-Metaxourgeio (KM), an urban-renewal initiative that involves architecture, art and local activism.
Ms Ventrillon is indignant that knitters in the Shetland archipelago, 25 miles (40 km) away, pass off their jumpers as Fair Isle jerseys.
He trekked 1, 400 miles (2, 200 km) to Texas to find a job as a truck driver, but failed to get it and came home.
Likewise in China, there are a growing number of super-high speed rail lines that can travel above 300 km per hour between major cities, such as Beijing and Shanghai.
They depend on caribou (a kind of large reindeer) meat for their existence and are worried that the herd they hunt as it migrates 1, 300 km across the plains will be displaced and destroyed.
But one- third of it could survive, including pieces as large as a small car, and smack into the Earth as fast as 0.6 mile (1 km) a second, authorities said.
Monday's horseracing meeting at Newcastle is among a host of events to be abandoned as the racecourse falls inside the 16 km (10-mile) exclusion zone placed around an affected farm at Ponteland.
Scientist Jeffrey Barnes of Oregon State University said the dust ranges as high as 21 to 24 miles (35-40 km) into the atmosphere.
"If you are travelling 20, 000 km, it is rather unlikely that an organism will survive this, as ballast water is not the most cosy environment to live in, " said Dr Gastner.
The next day, as the summitteers moved to the beach resort of Bentota 50 km south of Colombo, bilateral talks taking place on the sidelines between the India and Pakistan foreign secretaries broke down completely.
But critics counter that Mr Harper could have saved money by inviting the G20 to Muskoka as well, rather than receiving them separately in Toronto, 200 km (125 miles) to the south.
The researchers used data from the global network of solar monitoring telescopes (Gong) as well as the Soho satellite positioned in a stable orbit 1.6 million km (a million miles) closer to the Sun than the Earth.
Swiss pilot Bertrand Piccard and British co-pilot Brian Jones landed about 20 km from the nearest road after their epic flight which made aviation history, smashing records as it went.
But with only one in five bombs landing within five square miles (13 sq km) of its target, the local civilian population bore most of the damage, as they also did in Europe.
It was a great, vibrant start to the dive, but it looked to me as if we had missed the Torrey Canyon completely, as after all she is said to be well broken up over 2 sq km of the seabed.
"Think of it as a fuzzy boundary between the mantle and the core, with patches perhaps 10 to 20 km (6 - 12 miles) across and up to a 1, 000 metres (3, 280 ft) thick, " Jeanloz said.
Camels roam freely across an area of 3.3 million sq km (1.3 million sq miles) encompassing the states of Western Australia, South Australia and Queensland, as well as the Northern Territory.
In the Hunter Valley 150 km (93 miles) north of Sydney, mid-January is harvest time in what has long been recognized as one of Australia's premium wine growing areas.
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