Article on the subject of "aircraft"
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Why are there so many planes in the sky at the same time but they never collide with each other?
today, airplanes are a popular means of transportation that many people choose. because of that, the sky became more crowded but almost never aircraft collided with each other, why?
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Why do people often choose white to paint airplanes rather than other colors?
airplanes are a popular means of transport that people still use every day but certainly no one recognizes a common feature: these iron birds are often 'wearing' pale white shirts. why is that?
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Why often have white smoke streaks in the sky after the plane flies over?
the white stain is the exhaust of an airplane engine that is emitted in the sky and due to the difference in temperature and humidity in the air that causes the steam in the exhaust gas to condense in the atmosphere.
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Why does the phone have to be in flight mode when taking off and landing?
why does the phone have to be in flight mode when taking off and landing? this is very important. please join us to find out!
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Looking back at 27 years of development of the Boeing 777 - the best aircraft in the world
the boeing 777 is the first aircraft in the world to be completely designed by computer. using 3d graphics technology, the 777's specifications are fully digitized before assembly.
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Why can't small planes take off if temperatures rise?
a new reason was added so that the aircraft could not take off that heat.
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How to repaint an entire aircraft?
the fast rewind video helps us see the whole process of repainting the red plane into white color of virgin australia. the whole process of changing new clothes for the tail is 11 days long and requires 260 liters of paint.
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Close up of the Boeing 737 aircraft assembly process in 9 days
renton's 92-square-kilometer production facility is home to thousands of boeing 737 planes. here, it took workers just nine days to assemble an aircraft of this type.
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Why can airplanes fly in the sky?
find out about the mechanism of operation when the aircraft takes off, lands, and flies in the sky ... to answer this question.
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Why does lightning do not affect aircraft while flying?
here's an explanation for the question: why doesn't lightning affect the plane while flying?
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Air turbulence while flying is not as scary as you think
air turbulence is caused by sudden vibrations of the aircraft when taking off and landing, moving in different directions. so air turbulence while flying is not as scary as you think.
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What if the emergency exit door is open while flying?
passengers who arbitrarily open emergency exit doors on airplanes while flying without incident will be severely punished but such unfortunate incidents still occur. it seems like they are not aware of the seriousness of this action.
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The largest aircraft in the world looks like a 'butt' taking off for the first time
on august 17, the world's largest aircraft with a length of 92m, close to a football field dubbed the flying butt, successfully took off during the first test flight at cardington airport, bedfordshire county, vuong. england
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9 absolute things you should not do when flying
here are 9 absolute things you should not do when flying to make your trip more pleasant and comfortable. invite you to consult!
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Will there be unmanned aircraft approaching the Mars atmosphere in the future?
the nasa aerospace agency has just released new information about the introduction of an unmanned aircraft into the future martian atmosphere to carry out mission missions. currently the information is getting the attention of the scientific community worldwide.
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Saab's GlobalEye aerial surveillance aircraft made the first flight into the sky
saab's latest military aircraft has completed its first flight.
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The world's largest jet engine GE9X made the first flight
the world's largest jet engine flew for the first time in the mojave desert sky in california.
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Unmanned aerial equipment can release floating rescue equipment at sea
after surfing off the coast of new south wales, two victims crashed to shore safely when a local lifeguard used an unmanned aircraft to give them a floating rescue device. sea.
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Unmanned aircraft help scientists monitor endangered sea turtles
researchers at duke university and north carolina university have begun using unmanned aircraft to count endangered sea turtles along the costa rica coast.
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The world's largest aircraft model completes its first journey
the world's largest wingspan and container ship successfully completed the first test flight after officially taking off from the mojave airport and space in california usa
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How to repaint an entire aircraft?
the fast rewind video helps us see the whole process of repainting the red plane into white color of virgin australia. the whole process of changing new clothes for the tail is 11 days long and requires 260 liters of paint.
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Why is the airplane wing not so high in flying tape?
in winter or when exposed to cold air at high altitudes, snow ice can cling to the wings of the aircraft affecting the ability of aircraft wings, causing danger to the flight.
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The largest aircraft in the world looks like a 'butt' taking off for the first time
on august 17, the world's largest aircraft with a length of 92m, close to a football field dubbed the flying butt, successfully took off during the first test flight at cardington airport, bedfordshire county, vuong. england
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Surprising facts about aircraft tires not everyone knows
traveling by plane a lot, have you ever wondered what aircraft tires are made of, what are the sizes of the tires, how are they made? the following article will introduce you to interesting things about airplane tires that are not easy to understand. not everyone knows.
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Special cable, only a few countries in the world can produce it
the aircraft carrier arresting cable on the aircraft carrier is a simple device but plays an extremely important role in helping the aircraft land and land in a safe parking area. according to information, only the us, russia and china can produce this type of cable.
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Looking back at 27 years of development of the Boeing 777 - the best aircraft in the world
the boeing 777 is the first aircraft in the world to be completely designed by computer. using 3d graphics technology, the 777's specifications are fully digitized before assembly.
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Why are there so many planes in the sky at the same time but they never collide with each other?
today, airplanes are a popular means of transportation that many people choose. because of that, the sky became more crowded but almost never aircraft collided with each other, why?
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Why does lightning do not affect aircraft while flying?
here's an explanation for the question: why doesn't lightning affect the plane while flying?
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No engine but this model plane can fly up to 881km/h!
spencer lisenby's engineless remote-controlled aircraft (also known as a glider) was able to reach speeds of up to 881 km/h in a record-setting performance at parker mountain where there are northeasterly winds. very strong blow.
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The aircraft operates solely on electricity, with no moving parts turned on
engineers at the massachusetts institute of technology (mit) have successfully designed and built an electric-only aircraft without using any moving parts.
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Unmanned aircraft help predict volcanic eruptions
in bali, indonesia, researchers are hoping unmanned aircraft will help them detect and guard the next major volcanic eruption as well as reduce casualties and deaths.
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Why can airplanes fly in the sky?
find out about the mechanism of operation when the aircraft takes off, lands, and flies in the sky ... to answer this question.
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Why is the tail of the wing curved so oddly?
this pointed part is called winglets - gliding wings, which help reduce swirling air and increase lift for the aircraft.
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Stratolaunch, the world's largest twin aircraft has just completed a speed test on the runway
stratolaunch - a giant double-body aircraft, with a wingspan of 385 ft (117m) has just completed a second test showing it reaches a speed of 46 mph (74 km / h) when moving on the runway at mojave, california.
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Why is the process of flight taking off and landing the most dangerous?
according to boeing, a 90-minute flight is divided into 8 stages, of which takeoff and landing are known as the two most dangerous stages.
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How to use the software on the plane 300 million USD
in general, lag does not belong to computers but aircraft and other machines are 'expensive' and the way to 'correct' is the same.
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Will civil supersonic aircraft return?
boom supersonic company (usa) aims to put supersonic aircraft into operation before the end of this decade, carrying about 64 - 80 passengers and flying at a speed of about 2,100 km/h
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New materials used in aircraft manufacturing are copied from human enamel
based on the special design of enamel, scientists have created new materials that can improve the strength and safety of aircraft.
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Unmanned aircraft help scientists monitor endangered sea turtles
researchers at duke university and north carolina university have begun using unmanned aircraft to count endangered sea turtles along the costa rica coast.
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Google opened the Wing unmanned aircraft service
after amazon, google is the next company pursuing a project to provide unmanned aircraft.
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