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Team America Rocketry Challenge: Northside College Prep School Rocket Team « ... - 0 views
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Northside College Prep High School of Chicago, IL, competed in the 2010 Team America Rocketry Challenge and plainly had a ball.
Today In Aviation History - December 29 - 0 views
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Today In Aviation History - December 29 In 1921… Edward Stinson and Lloyd Bertaud set a world endurance record of 26 hours, 18 minutes and 35 seconds flying a BMW-engined Junkers-Larsen over Roosevelt Field. In 1939… First flight of the Consolidated B-24"
Opening New Frontiers - The Orbital Flight Tests Of The Space Transportation System (1982) - 0 views
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The first four test missions of the Space Transportation System (STS) - flights STS-1, 2, 3, and 4 - are covered.
Antonov An-225 Mriya (Amazing facts) - 0 views
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Some impressive facts about the largest aircraft ever made - the Antonov 225.
Today in Aviation History - January 12 - 0 views
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"Today in Aviation History - January 12 In 1866… The Aeronautical Society of Great Britain is founded in London (later to become the Royal Aeronautical Society) and is still in existence today. In 1892… Mikhail Gurevich, Russian aircraft designer, is born (d. 1976). Gurevich was a Soviet aircraft designer, a partner (with Artem Mikoyan) of the famous MiG military aviation bureau. In 1929… First U.S. air mail stamped envelopes are available for sale."
water in slow motion - 0 views
Wave Motion - 0 views
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Actually there ARE two kinds of WAVES that Grandpa John was talking about.
Hooper Bay Flight Competition - 0 views
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Hooper Bay Indoor Flight Competition - Students build, and learn how to fly, indoor free-flight rubber band powered airplanes. Hooper Bay invited Chevak and Nunam Iqua aviation students to the competition. Spring 2009.
Man And Safety - Physical Limitations (1963) - 0 views
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Man And Safety - Physical Limitations (1963) - Department Of Defense (( Describes Man's Physical Limitations And Relates Them To Human Error Accidents. Delineates Human Frailties In Movement, Sound, Vision, Balance And Vertigo, Tactile Sensitivity, Perception And Reflexes. Reconstructs Several Accidents To Show The Consequences Of Exceeding One's Physical Capacities.
Legends Of Aerospace - 0 views
Bioastronautics Research « Calgary Recreational and Ultralight Flying Club - 0 views
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scenes of F-104 seat ejection; drop tests from C-130 and ejection from F-106; effects of weightlessness on cats and pigeons in a C-131; test subjects in water tank, on centrifuge, in heat chamber and on complex coordinator. Also shows scenes of vertical deceleration tower, incline impact test facility, vertical accelerator, equilibrium chair and vibration platform.
Turns Around A Point - 0 views
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On a windy day like today what better excuse than to teach turns around a point. Ground reference maneuvers commonly get taught at the very beginning of a students training just to be neglected later on as an "elementary" flight maneuver. However that is so far from the truth! If students really learned how to compensate for wind using varying bank angles they would fly better traffic patterns and improve all aspects of their flying
American Experience . The Wright Stuff - 1 views
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These interviews share what the community thought of the Wright Brothers. Includes a QuickTime movie clip from a silent movie reproduction of the first flight.
Jetman flies in formation - 0 views
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People always dream of flying like Superman. Yves Rossy comes pretty close. He straps a small pair of wings to his back. And on those wings are four jet engines. This crazy setup actually works really well. Here you can see him fly in formation with a team of wing walkers. It lasts an exhilarating three minutes.
Today In Aviation History - December 27 « Calgary Recreational and Ultralight... - 0 views
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Today In Aviation History - December 27 In 1773… George Cayley is born in Scarborough, Yorkshire, England. Pioneer of early aviation regarded by many as the father of flight. His glider takes his coachman on the first manned flight in 1853."
James Bond's BD-5 - World's Smallest Jet Plane - 0 views
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Featured in the James Bond flick "Octopussy", the Bede BD-5 is the world's smallest jet aircraft.
All American Aviation : Airmail Pick-up - 0 views
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All American Aviation : Airmail Pick-up - Pittsburgh in 1930 - 1940s
X-47B Unmanned Fighter First Flight (HQ) « Calgary Recreational and Ultraligh... - 0 views
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Friday, February 4, 2011, the tailless, strike fighter-sized unmanned system, the X-47B, under development by Northrop Grumman, completed its first flight at Edwards Air Force Base (AFB), California. The flying wing took off at 2:09 p.m. PST and flew for 29 minutes. The UAV climbed to an altitude of 5,000 feet, flew several racetrack-type patterns, and landed safely
YouTube - Twilight Landing At LAX (Cockpit View) - 0 views
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Twilight Landing At LAX (Cockpit View) - really pretty view of LA area
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