by EnviroTREC | Aug 15, 2019
This dramatic image of the aurora borealis have captured what appears to be a huge PHOENIX rising from the ground and flying over Iceland. This picture shows a striking resemblance to that mythical bird, the Pheonix. Here the Phoenix presents with outstretched wings...
by EnviroTREC | Sep 15, 2018
EnviroTREC has written and reproduced several stories about northern lights on our webpages. Here is a story about “northern lights” on Saturn! The gas planet’s aurora was seen dancing across its north pole Originally written by Nicole Mortillaro for CBC News on...
by EnviroTREC | Oct 14, 2017
When we think of the Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights, we somehow think that they are not that far away, perhaps only a few kilometers up. The Northern Lights are actually generated from distances of 100 to more than 240 kilometers above the Earth....
by EnviroTREC | Oct 8, 2017
Originally published on by mlive.com by Mark Torregrossa on October 6th 2017 Northern lights enthusiasts have discovered a new type of northern lights, and named it STEVE. You might wonder what STEVE means. At first it didn’t mean anything. It was just a name....
by EnviroTREC | Jan 19, 2017
Precision ADM Targets Growth with Appointment of New Sales Director January 10, 2017 – Precision ADM (PADM) has appointed a new senior sales director to help drive the company’s aerospace growth plan. The appointment brings an aerospace industry veteran...
by EnviroTREC | Dec 13, 2016
EnviroTREC ready to send U of M Engineering Capstone Project back up north! EnviroTREC and its sponsors supported a U of Manitoba Engineering Capstone project for the fall of 2016. The purpose of this project was to direct sunlight to the turbine blades, to support a...
