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On the evening of September 30, an Airbus plane landed in Noi Bai (Hanoi) in the condition of a distorted nose, forced to stop mining for repairs.
Currently, large aircraft often have to fly at altitudes above 10,000m. Why fly so high? Low flying is not safer or what?
David Corpperfield's amazing hovering performance made the public stunned by how to explain it, modern scientists also did not want to study.
Especially at a young age, why do so many babies like it?
At the crossroads, there are always traffic lights. Vehicles and pedestrians all respect the rules of 'red stop lights, green lights', so that chaos and traffic accident…
During the period of imperial war, a French pilot encountered a strange case. While flying at a height of 2 km, he noticed that a small object was moving in front of him…
Clouds are something that is so familiar to us that we are almost indifferent to it. But have you ever thought how heavy the clouds are floating in the sky?
All 54 passengers and crew members on the Trigana Air (Indonesia) ATR 42 aircraft were killed, the wreck was discovered on the morning of August 17.
Rain contains many interesting things that not everyone knows, such as not every rain formed from water.
When flammable powdered material is dense in air exposed to heat, it will ignite at an extremely fast rate, releasing large amounts of heat.
The world's largest shipyard in South Korea is a place that combines classic shipbuilding with technological innovations in the 21st century.
A pregnant woman in Soc Son was struck by lightning and many people were afraid of going out on the street at the time of the storm Kujira was landing.
Thunderstorms formed by strong convection in the air, can be accompanied by lightning or tornadoes, hail, with wind gusts of 92 km / h or more.
Find out the secrets hidden behind the scenes
From fighter jets to reconnaissance airplanes, here are 10 of the largest cost-effective aircraft in use by the US Air Force and Navy.