Aircraft noise

Teacher: Mrs.Estep Class: Honors Physical Science Period: 4th By: Ethan Haas Airplane Experimentation Introduction: I am doing my project and research on how far you can get an airplane to go. There are many possible ways to improve the airplane's flight length. In the next…

“No flying machine will ever fly from New York to Paris…[because] no known motor can run at the requisite speed for four days without stopping.” -Orville Wright One thing that I found interesting about this quote is the fact that it came in 1909, which was about 6 years after the Wright Brothers’ original flights, which were considered very successful at that time. I think Orville Wright said this because he falsely assumed that airplanes would never go faster than they did at that time. Of…

fuel efficient, and fastest aircraft possible. The Douglas DC-3 is widely known as the plane that changed the world, and this aircraft has always stood out among others. The DC-3, first flown in 1935, was a low-wing twin-engine monoplane that was the world’s first successful commercial airliner, readily adaptable for military use. Over 64 feet long, with a wingspan of 95 feet, the aircraft could seat up to 28 passengers and could carry over 6,000 pounds of cargo. The aircraft is a representative…

During the first half of World War One, people were still trying to figure out what purpose aircrafts would serve in the war. No one had ever fought a war with aircrafts before, as wars before 1914 were fought on land or at sea. Even while most were skeptical, aircrafts quickly became involved in the war. While air combat would not change the outcome of World War One, it played an integral and essential role in drawing the war to a close. Death of pilots and those involved in aerial fighting was…

Assessment Task 1: Film Analysis on Okuribito (Departures) Yojiro Takita’s Departures is an Oscar winning film that challenges the traditional Japanese ideology of death and other socio-cultural implications of the people who survive them. As death is one of the main metaphors and recurring theme of the film, understanding it in context to Japanese culture is paramount to this analysis. Multiple times throughout the film Daigo runs into social prejudice upon other characters learning of his job…

Marcel Mettelsiefen’s documentary “Children of Syria” tells one family’s story of surviving in Syria’s war-torn city of Aleppo. After their father is kidnapped, the family begins their journey to Germany to escape the violence in Syria and start a new life. The documentary, which debuted on the TV program “Frontline”, films the family and their experience for over three years. The hour long segment mainly focuses on the children Sara, Farah, Helen and Mohammed. Producers used multiple…

able to listen to the recording with headphones, it would have been a more accurate depiction of the quality. There was some breathing and wind sound that could be heard in the background noise, especially in the rainbow passage reading. Higher Bit Rate (192kbps): 9/10 The sample recorded had no background noise which produced a clear and quality sound for the phonation recording. The acoustic clarity for the recording was very clear and seemed to be high quality. In the rainbow passage…

Originally, airplanes were used for scouting and spying purposes. But, as the Germans worked on their aircrafts, they discovered how to incorporate a machine gun into the airplane, establishing the idea of fighter planes. Allied dominance fell due to these new terrors in the skies, and both sides in the conflict worked furiously to invent new ways to use the…

Sudeep Gubbala 11/13/17 B Block Science Essay Question In the Paper Airplane Lab Activity, we flew many different types of paper airplanes as a class. The goal and purpose of the lab was to try to design a plane that could fly the farthest distance. We each tested our own paper airplane two times and we recorded the distance, time, and speed of our paper airplane. We found the average of our distance, time, and speed and turned that into our final data. The reason we tested it twice was…

In the popular Disney movie “Toy Story” woody tells Buzz Lightyear to prove that he can fly. Buzz goes throughout the room using object to “fly” throughout the room. So can Buzz Lightyear really fly? I argue no, he can not. The main three reason is he uses props to keep him from falling, The definition of the word “fly” is “moving through the air with wings” which he does not do by himself, and the laws of aviation also is consider to why he can not fly. Let's get more into detail on why I say…