Planes get oxygen like?
In the early days of the invention of the aircraft, the air in the aircraft compartment originated from the atmosphere outside the aircraft compartment. Due to aircraft…
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In the early days of the invention of the aircraft, the air in the aircraft compartment originated from the atmosphere outside the aircraft compartment. Due to aircraft…
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…
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…
The video recorded the scene of an Airbus A320 passenger plane about to land in the wake of a sandstorm.
Extreme weather caused widespread damage in the southeastern United States when strong storms and tornadoes swept across March 19.
The ashes erupted from the mouth of Agung, causing many flights to be delayed and the tourist plans of thousands of Bali people were disturbed.
Australia has just experienced the hottest winter in the context of long-term warming trends that have contributed to climate change.
Research on the forecast that by 2080, the annual maximum daytime temperature at airports around the world will increase by 4-8 degrees C.
India will arrange jet engines of old aircraft near the power plant chimneys to blow up emissions, reduce pollution for the capital.
Cloud holes can appear between the middle clouds due to the turbulence of the aircraft moving through.
According to a reporter in Geneva, the Solar Impulse 2 (SI2) plane landed safely at Al-Batten Airport, near the United Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi), at 00:00 5 minutes (now…
Airborne carbon can be turned into micro-nanofibers, a raw material used to make durable compounds in aircraft components, bodybuilding equipment and sports cars.
Global warming is forcing airplanes to withstand strong gusts of wind, and jolts from air turbulence.
A new study shows that rising Earth temperatures will make aircraft more difficult to take off, people will have to limit the number of passengers and luggage.
Photographer Birk Mobius accidentally recorded the moment when the cargo plane was struck by lightning.