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    Bird Flight Lab Report

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    Group 4 Project: Bird Flight Topic: Bird Flight School: Antonine International School Date: July 20, 2015 Subjects: Physics – Biology - Chemistry Done By: Anthony Al Chaer, Jad Eid, & Ryan Bedran Bird Flight Explaining Flight: The Physics of Bird Flight The Factors Affecting Bird Flight Biology of Bird Flight Experimentation: Velocity and Maneuvering Air Drag & Angular Momentum Work Calculations Error Calculation Theoretical Calculations Conclusion Bibliography Explaining Flight 1.1: The Physics of Bird Flight: Components: I. Drag: (Air Resistance) The force opposite to the force of the motion of an object through a fluid. (Fluid in this report refers to the medium…

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    characters, whose lives would be otherwise not very attractive. A literal example of flying as a trope in the book Son of Solomon is described as African Americans having flown back to Africa. In the book, Milkman poses the question to Susan, “‘When you say ‘flew off’ you mean he ran away, don’t you…’…’No, I mean flew…He flew. You know, like a bird. Just…

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    pulling the pillow tight around his head, blocking out the sharp arrows of sun that pierce through the window”(2). Guest makes this clear in her writing by using words in a negative way’s to show how Conrad feels. This should be a relaxing way to wake compared to the screaming of an alarm clock or family member, but to Conrad this is just as bad. Conrad clearly doesn’t like the morning most people would like to be woken up by the sun on their face probably one of the most enjoyable ways to wake…

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    This is a much too common occurrence for passengers when a bird hits the fans, wings, or even the cockpit of an airplane, 15% of the time it is fatal. Weather is also blamed on the way it affects the controls, it caused 12 percent of all accidents, since the 1950s. It has been complained by pilots and companies countless times to the FAA, but the only action they take is give a “sorry” message to all the passengers on board and don’t think twice about the problem. “You always hope everything…

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    Human Power Ornithopter

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    Ornithopter The Human-Power Ornithopter, a wing-flapping device, was designed in 1485 with the intent to fly. However, there is no evidence that he attempted to build the machine, but his ideas of human powered flight device followed for the next several hundred years. His inspiration came from birds or bats, which lead to the two-wing device feature. The wingspan exceeded 33 feet and the frame consisted of pine covered in raw silk, which is light but sturdy. The pilot, laying down in the…

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    Today, it is common for someone to have a fear of heights or flying. This fear keeps many of us grounded, unable to see the world from a different perspective. However, in the novel Song of Solomon, there is no fear when it comes to flight. In fact, taking flight is the main goal for the characters, as it offers them a different approach to their lives. Through the motif of flight, Morrison develops the characters in their quest for identity. The novel opens with a man by the name of Robert…

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    to create a controlled flight of a power driven airplane. This completely changed the game in aviation. It taught others new and safer techniques on how to fly. During this time they were at the top in aviation. They both became very successful in their business and were able to sell many airplanes to both the United States and Europe. It took a lot of work and perseverance to get to this point in their lives. During their childhood, the brothers developed a lifelong love for aviation.…

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    The soft, green grass was sprinkled with shards of mirrored glass; the mirror had been through so much pressure after going through the force field three times. Kate could hear it shatter into a billion pieces when Mr. Jacks and his bulldog passed through the force field. Mr. Jacks looked relieved as if he were a bird let free and his bulldog just looked straight up tired. Kate started to feel her head pound because the adrenaline shooting through her body started to fizzle out and she hadn’t…

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    dreams lies in hard work but unwillingness to work at it will only rob us of the beauty of seeing our dreamsflying in the sky. Dreams are not something to wait for they are something to work for. Having a dream is not tantamous to itsfulfillment. “Laziness may appear attractive but hard work gives satisfaction” – Amed Frank. “The soul of the sluggard craves andgetsnothing” – The Bible 2. WAITING FOR THE PERFECT TIME The best way to get something done is to begin. Nothing keeps our dreams from…

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    Micro Moment Story

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    Micro Moments Story After spending nearly every waking minute in her own home town of Melbourne, Carmen and her family finally decided to explore somewhere overseas. Somewhere exotic. Somewhere different. Vietnam and Malaysia. Not only was she looking forward to the rich culture and traditions, but also the school life and the living conditions. At last, the plane boarded its final passengers. Carmen and her family rushed to their seats in excitement, preparing for the long flight overseas.…

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