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Discovery Channel – Showdown Air Combat – F4U Corsair vs. Zero (2008)

Discovery Channel – Showdown: Air Combat – F4U Corsair vs. Zero (2008)
English | Size: 1.19 GB
Category: Documentary


Fighter pilots…warriors of the sky. Jousting on aerial steeds made of steel, speeding through the skies at hundreds, sometimes thousands of miles per hour. Their goal? To get the other guy before he gets them. Hosted by U.S. Air Force Major Paul “Max” Moga of the Air Combat Command’s 1st Fighter Wing, “Showdown: Air Combat” recreates some of history’s most compelling aerial combat manoeuvres with restored aircraft from every era of airborne warfare. The series also offers a compelling insight into each aircraft’s strengths and weaknesses, its place in the evolutionary time line of design innovation, and the ground-breaking battle tactics employed in each confrontation.

O’reilly – Sander van Vugt – From Zero to Ethical Hacker 10 Weeks to Becoming an Ethical Hacker and Bug Hunter

O’reilly – Sander van Vugt – From Zero to Ethical Hacker: 10 Weeks to Becoming an Ethical Hacker and Bug Hunter
English | Size: 2.24 GB
Category: Certificate


Welcome to From Zero to Ethical Hacker: 10 Weeks to Becoming an Ethical Hacker and Bug Hunter by Omar Santos. This Learning Path will take you on a 10-week journey to becoming an ethical hacker and bug hunter. Each module details what you will find for that week’s training, helping you build your skills so you can learn and practice as you move through the course. Omar Santos will detail in each week’s introductory video what you will learn and detail how to access labs and software to help you complete your journey. By the time this course is finished you will be on your way to achieving your goal of becoming an Ethical Hacker and Bug Hunter.

Las Minas – Bright Now: Antarctica Science Below Zero (2020)

Las Minas – Bright Now: Antarctica Science Below Zero (2020)
English | Size: 365 MB
Category: Documentary

Bright Now: Antarctica Science Below Zero
Antarctica is a mysterious and unexplored continent. Thanks to the Chilean Antarctic Institute and the research center Dynamics of Marine Ecosystems of High Latitudes, a group of scientists are suffering the extreme temperatures to study climate change and the earth’s ocean currents.