The reason birds don't crash into each other when flying
Birds tend to avoid confrontation by always turning right or changing altitude when flying.
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Birds tend to avoid confrontation by always turning right or changing altitude when flying.
Using satellite data and bird positioning devices is a European-implemented project aimed at reducing aviation accidents caused by birds crashing into planes.
The South African government will use a spy plane to combat rhino poaching.
Scientists have demonstrated how the swallow swallow changes the shape of its wings to improve its flying ability. Thanks to that, it is possible to help aircraft manufa…
Realizing that fires often occur in the locality during the summer, a mountainous student in Thua Thien - Hue province has studied and built a plane to explore fires.
The black box is an automatic recorder that every plane must fly. It allows to detect the cause in case of an accident.
Recently many people have built self-made cars with bold imprints
When you go to a civil aviation airplane, someone will notice that the aircraft is not equipped with parachutes for both passengers and crew members.
In bad weather conditions, especially severe sea storms, many fishermen stranded offshore need to be rescued. However, determining their position is very difficult.
Two aircraft manufacturers Airbus and Boeing are racing to find a way to recycle their
The method of AeroMobile (UK) began to test to prove flight safety when passengers text or call on their device. Ground transceiver stations - the cause of interfering w…
Small planes are becoming a popular means of transport in some countries around the world. These aircraft usually only fly in a limited range, so most pilots apply secur…
On an autumn day, at Kep airport (Bac Giang), the Air Defense and Air Defense Technology Institute (VKTPK-KQ) successfully conducted the test of two unmanned aircraft (M…