Clearly out of price range, however this is a pretty cool solution: http://www.boeingvsoc.com/. Does everything from 2d and 3d modeling to multi camera angles on a building.

Actually, I think you have the numbers mixed up. The current stat looks like: 1,779 flights over 8 aircrafts logging in total 5,043 hrs., 35 minutes of flight time. That's close to double what the A380 has.. Let me know if you're reading that differently. All I know is that between the two of these aircrafts - they've practically tested the wings off of them! Kudos to the aviation industry! And to the original comment, a company like Boeing or Airbus isn't going to release a plane that hasn't been sufficiently tested.

The dreamliner has logged more flight testing and more flight-time hours testing than any other aircraft. ever. If Boeing had the remotest thought that it would crash, they'd delay and delivery a completed product, as such they are today. http://787flighttest.com/

This is awesome!! Here we go astrophysics lab in star trek!!

"Approximately 100,000 km2 (38,610 sq mi) of the Baltic's seafloor (a quarter of its total area) is a variable dead zone." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltic_Sea .. Right from wikipedia, guess there is less to worry about than one would think

They sure don't make things like they used too.

So scare everything away that can move fast enough.. then detonate a 5kg bomb, which detonates a larger 300 kg bomb... What about the plants? and stuff that can't move away fast enough?

They ought to spin MySQL off to it's own company again.