The ability to fly has fueled the imagination of inventors, engineers, artists and poets for centuries. Leonardo DaVinci studied the principles of flight and devised the first architectural blueprints for the earliest helicopter. The Wright Brothers stood on the dunes…
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Time is such a fascinating topic. The same people who never seem to have enough time will waste time. Time which is a limited commodity in the lives of people is treated as limitless when used in small quantities. Getting…
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The aircraft piston engine approached its limits of horsepower and mechanical complexity during World War Two. The development of rocket and jet engines enabled enormous advances in aviation and aeronautics. Rocket and jet engines were both developed with military aviation…
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The first thought of flight started with Nostradamus , who in fifteen-0-three to fifteen-sixty-six, drew plans to the first helicopter known to man. His inovation sparked the world’s thought of flight to be witch craft and just another sourcerer trying…
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It is a testament of engineering that a machine weighing hundreds of thousands of pounds can fly just as gracefully as a single engined Cessna. Such an accomplishment is the result of countless discoveries going right back to Sir Isaac…
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According to quantum science, each element of an experimental arrangement generally consists of three components, namely a physical system, measuring device, and observer. Quantum mechanics teaches us that, during the observation of a quantum system, the action of the measuring…
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An asteroid is a small Solar System body that is in orbit around the sun. Unlike comets, which are made of ice and generate a “tail” from evaporating material, the asteroids are made of rock, metal or organic materials with…
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The fourth dimension is nearly synonymous with science fiction and futuristic technology, but not only is it a part of our reality, it also holds the simple explanation of time. Granted, the fourth dimension can be classified in several different…
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Io is the innermost of the four Galilean moons of Jupiter. Io is 3642 kilometres in diameter and is the most geologically active place in the Solar System. Io experiences massive tidal forces from Jupiter and the large moons, Ganymede,…
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Unlike ceramics, glass and even wood, metals have the property of ductility. When a material is ductile it can be bent into an infinite variety of shapes. Take the copper flex in your computer power cord as an example: copper…
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