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    “The Evolution of Airplanes” Introduction This year is the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin (1809-1882)‚ the father of evolution. Darwin’s evolution theory proposes that all species of organisms‚ including human beings‚ evolved from common ancestors. There are five main characteristics in his evolution theory. First‚ there are variations among each population. Second‚ organisms compete for limited resources to exist. Third‚ traits of offspring are inherited from their parents. Forth‚ organisms

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    Are Airplanes Safe

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    Are Airplanes Safe? TWA Flight 800‚ Egypt Air Flight 990‚ and Alaska Air Flight 461 and countless other flight numbers from the past decade all have one major thing in common with each other. All three are commercial airline flights that have gone down with no survivors‚ and all of these flights have happened in the past five years. All three of these mentioned accidents got extensive publicity in the few weeks after they occurred‚ the reason for this was because of the great number of people that

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    have built a solar aircraft which promises a new generation of flight without burning an ounce of fuel. The plane is called Solar Impulse and is powered entirely by the sun [1]. The Solar Impulse is not the only solar airplane ever designed‚ but it certainly is the most ambitious. None of its predecessors has ever managed to fly right through the night with a pilot on board. With the wingspan of a jumbo jet and a scooter-sized engine‚ the Solar Impulse is one of a kind

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    Airplane Accidents.

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    History of civil aviation does not exceed a hundred years. Therefore‚ the understanding of aviation safety as well as the cause of the airplane accidents remains limited. Convention on International Civil Aviation Annex 13 has defined an airplane accident as an occurrence associated with the operation of an aircraft‚ which takes place between the time any person boards the aircraft with the intention of flight until such time as all such persons have disembarked‚ where a person is fatally or seriously

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    Airplane Discription

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    Debra Whiting English 100 19October 2011 Compare and Contrast Essay Airplanes are one of the greatest inventions of transportation. It is great to get in one of those fascinating machines and get up in the air flying over the clouds like I’m superman. The invention of the car has made our lives today so much easier. It can be compared to the plane in many ways such as comfort‚ looks‚ and speed. Most important‚ the airplane feels real good because of the cushioned seats that it has on the plane

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    Airplanes In Ww1

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    During the early stages of the First World War‚ technology was progressing and it particularly obvious in aircraft. New forms of aviation were introduced such as zeppelins and aeroplanes. As the war came to an end‚ airships were replaced with the extensive use of zeppelins. The use of aeroplanes and zeppelins was a potent part in the attack and defence of the British main lands. Source A was produced as a poster in 1915 which was one year into the First World War. As a result‚ the source does not

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    skyscrapers and airplanes

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    9.11.01: The Skyscraper and the Airplane: questions 1 & 3 10/08/13 1. Goodhearts approach was to make an analogy of skyscrapers and airplanes. He gives you the background on both and how they started. He starts by giving you this terrible vision that reminds you of 9/11 and then talks about each item that was involved. I was slightly confused on his way of writing because I am still not sure of his point to this essay. 3. "To be modern‚ " he wrote"‚ "is to find ourselves in an environment

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    and Wilbur Wright conduct the first actual flight from the ground using engine power in Kitty Hawk‚ N. C. These events paved the way (satirically put) for numerous improvements to be made. Generally speaking and contrary to popular belief‚ airplanes don’t float on the air‚ they’re sucked up into it. This reason is known as Bernoulli’s Principle. It says: "...as air travels faster [than surrounding air] across a surface‚ the air pressure against it is reduced...". By curving the top of an airplane’s

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    Lecture based on Materials (Book: The science of strong materials‚ Penguin Publishers.) The aeronautical journal (Library can order for you)‚ one article written in 1996‚ by Peal‚ I.J.Mocolm. Ceramic Science‚ pg 123-131. (Relevant to exam) There are two key reasons for using thermoplastic composites: * save time & handling costs in production * eliminate labour-intensive riveting & bonding * can produce large profile sections that are some 20 % lighter than metal &

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    Airplanes and battles

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    Six months after the attack on Pearl Harbor‚ the United States defeated Japan in one of the most decisive naval battles of World War II. Thanks in part to major advances in code breaking‚ the United States was able to preempt and counter Japan’s planned ambush of its few remaining aircraft carriers‚ inflicting permanent damage on the Japanese Navy. An important turning point in the Pacific campaign‚ the victory allowed the United States and its allies to move into an offensive position. This fleet

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