off on a trip around the planet, offering aerial support topublic research laboratories. In dedicated research areas the crew will implementobservation and modeling techniques that are key elements to advance research. Thisranges from observing the migration of whales to charting a lost city in the Peruvianmountains and 3D modeling of a recently born volcanic island.

More information about the project, schedule of the research topics, info about the aircraft and the two pilots etc., can be found on their official website: http://wingsforscience.com/

To track the Wings for Science world-tour, or to check-out a flight simulator, interactive maps and videos, please visit: www.wingsforscience.com/ or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/wingsforscience.There is even a flight simulator: you can check where Wings for Science is at the moment and then pilot the aircraft using yourof Science, Art, and Education for Prussia, ordered that Jews be banned from youth, welfare and gymnastic organizations and that they be denied access to athletic facilities.  At the start of 1933, there had been 40,000 German Jews in sports clubs, including 250 Jewish sports organizations.  By 1935, there were none.
Seven people were killed and another 50 injured in an explosion at the Richfield Oil Company refinery explosion in Long Beach, California.

June 3, 1933 (Saturday)

Spain's President Niceto Alcalá-Zamora, and other prominent members of the government of Spain, were excommunicated from the Roman Catholic Church by Pope Pius XI, for having signed laws nationalizing Catholic church properties.
Prince Wilhelm of Prussia, the 26-year-old son of former German Crown Prince Wilhelm, married Dorothea von Salviati, his college sweetheart, at