Space science
Cigar shaped body in the sky of Arizona
Two American (unnamed) brothers who live near the airport are familiar with various flying objects such as airplanes or helicopters. However, what they saw on August 17…
Airplane
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History
November 26, 2003 - The final flight of supersonic Concorde
The end of one of the most successful commercial airplanes in history.
Doomsday
Two UFOs in dust storm in the US
Two strange objects like two flying saucers were recorded by the CNN helicopter in a dust storm like the
Biology
Fuel for cars and aircraft from Scottish whiskey
Scottish scientists at Edinburgh Wine and Beer University have invented a new biofuel derived from whiskey that can be used to drive cars.
Animal world
The amazing fact about fish looks like a mini plane
Helicopter fish with scientific name is Rineloricaria fallax. This is a fish that acts like a glassfish with a special shape like an airplane, with 2 sides like giant wi…
Animal world
Rushed up the runway to bite the plane, the crocodile paid dearly
A crocodile in the United States was killed by an airplane when the cow hit the runway to attack the landing plane.
Animal world
Sky bird - unpredictable danger for aviation
The event of Vietjet Air's flying Airbus bird and its head is a testament to the potential danger posed by birds.
Scientific application
Why does the passenger plane have no parachute jump?
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.
Scientific application
Monitoring farmers with satellites and planes
Farmers who receive excessive subsidies from the European Union (EU) or violate agricultural principles are most likely to be discovered through a camera in the sky.
Scientific application
How does an airplane avoid hitting each other in the air?
When airplanes fly in the sky they do not arbitrarily fly miscellaneous on it, but must fly according to the designated routes. But due to the very fast flight speed of…
Scientific application
Why prohibit the use of electronic devices on airplanes?
In any country, when flying passengers are informed and banned from using any electronic products on the plane. Why must to do that? If while flying passengers use perso…
Environment
Processing aircraft components from carbon in the air
Airborne carbon can be turned into micro-nanofibers, a raw material used to make durable compounds in aircraft components, bodybuilding equipment and sports cars.
Environment
Global warming threatens the safety of flights
Global warming is forcing airplanes to withstand strong gusts of wind, and jolts from air turbulence.
Environment
Experiment with the model of extinguishing storms by fighter
US scientists are studying the plan to use F4 Phantom fighters to
Environment
Boats discharge CO2 twice as much as airplanes!
Carbon dioxide emissions (CO2) from boat transportation are twice as much as air transport and have increased sharply in the last 6 years, according to a recent report b…