Elevator Pitch: Dumbo’s EARodynamics

During their glider tests, the Wright brothers utilised an equation for lift that incorporated Smeaton’s coefficient—a value representing air pressure force—but their gliders underperformed, prompting them to question the accuracy of this coefficient and Lilienthal’s lift data. Through wind tunnel experiments in 1901, they determined that the accepted Smeaton coefficient Weiterlesen…

Elevator Pitch: Just horsin’ around

Historically, horses have been essential to human civilization. Before the advent of steam engines, they were the primary source of power for transportation, agriculture, and industry. Horses played a crucial role in plowing fields, allowing for increased agricultural productivity and food supply.[1] Their strength and endurance made them indispensable in Weiterlesen…