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    Life of Amy Johnson

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    Amy was born in 1903. At school she liked to play rough games. When she was 14 a football hit her in the mouth and hurt her lip. Some children laughed at her and called her ugly Amy. She told her parents she hated school. Amy didn’t play with other children after they called her ugly Amy. She watched adventure film at the cinema. One day she saw a film about a pilot who did tricks in an aeroplane. She thought it was exciting and decided to be a pilot. Amy went to university and then worked

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    In the article “Why are Airplanes safe” the main idea is that out of all the transportation there is in the world‚ the safest is flying on a airplane. In the article the author Christine Negroni explains all the reasons why it is the most safe transportation because all the pilots are trained and the airplane is always checked for safety measures. Negroni supports her explanation by explaining all the details it takes just to be able to have one flight to be successful. The author explains

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    Southwest Flight 345

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    NTSB Investigating Southwest Airlines Flight 345 accident at LaGuardia Airport The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the July 22‚ 2013 nose-down landing of a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 at LaGuardia Airport in New York. The accident occurred at 5:45 p.m. after the twin-engine jet’s nose landing gear collapsed rearward and upward into the fuselage‚ damaging the electronics bay‚ which houses avionics and other equipment. The exterior of the airplane was also damaged from

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    My eyes were drooping‚ and I was fighting to stay awake. I was just about to doze off into nothingness when I heard a menacing beep. I immediately got up and searched for the sound‚ realizing it came from the radar we were guarding. I looked over at the green screen‚ and what I saw chilled me to my bones. There was a massive group of planes heading directly for the Hawaiian Islands. The day was December 7th‚ 1941 early morning. I got up and stretched groggily because of the long hours of sitting

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    Air resistance is an opposing force often known as drag force. Air resistance acts in the opposite direction to snow skier’s velocity and can either harm or enhance performance of the athlete. The flow of air around an object causes the unavoidable effect of drag and is influenced by the size‚ shape‚ surface‚ and overall speed of an object (John Polson‚ 2013). Air resistance is present in snow skiers and can inhibit their performance in a race greatly if the proper precautions and positions are

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    The 1920s were a time of daring aviation firsts. Of these‚ the most famous is Charles Lindbergh’s crossing of the Atlantic Ocean in the airplane called the Spirit of St. Louis. This flight was the first solo non-stop crossing of the Atlantic ocean. Lindbergh took off on May 20 from Garden City‚ New York and landed in Paris‚ France on May 21‚ 1927. To achieve this‚ Ryan Airlines designed a custom plane for Lindbergh. They built the plane with durability and large fuel reserves in mind. Lindbergh scrapped

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    Climbing Persuasive Essay

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    The perception that climbers aren’t allowed to to be saved if they put themselves at risk has arisen. Even though the climbing season is short the number of climbers has increased. Climbers of all ages come to Mt. Everest‚ for example the youngest American to climb the peak was a 13 year old boy‚ and the oldest was a Japanese woman at the age of 73. On Mt.Everest the paths are roped‚ but even so the paths are treacherous. Rescue services should be available to all climbers even when it is them

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    Unbroken Movie Essay

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    The veteran Louie Zamperini enlisted in 1941 was a bombardier of his plane during World War 2. After spending 47 days on a raft after his plane crash and surviving being a prisoner of war by the Japanese caused him to be a war hero. Louie Zamperini is the person being portrayed on the base on a true story movie called” Unbroken”. Zamperini in high school broke all of his high school track records‚ and after high school he joined the Olympics at age 19 where he broke the 5000 meter dash record. After

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    The very first person who invented the first rocket was Robert Hutchings Goddard. He invented the first liquid-fuel rocket in March 16‚ 1926. Multiple cultures used rockets before such as a man named Archytas from Greek amazed people by flying a bird made from wood. Then 300 years later‚ another Greek Hero of Alexandria invented a similar rocket device. The earliest rockets were used in 1232. At that time‚ the Chinese and Mongols were at war with each other. The Chinese attacked the Mongols by the

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    Hijacking. Do you think you could successfully take over an airplane? Plenty of individuals would find it difficult unless they’ve got it all planned out perfectly. But in this case‚ a male that goes by the alias‚ Dan Cooper‚ or more widely known as D.B. Cooper‚ is famous for taking over a plane‚ asking for ransom money‚ and escaping. His fate remains unknown and is highly theorized about. The only plane hijacking case that remains unsolved is in fact‚ Cooper’s. The theories about the whereabouts

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