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<P>This volume introduces students and researchers to the fundamental concepts of aeronautics, the science involved with the creation and flying of air flight–capable machines. Written in accessible language, this volume aims to help readers develop a meaningful understanding of this exciting and evolving topic. This new resource explores the art and science of flight. Readers will gain a solid grounding in the history of flight, major events and individuals associated with flying, and the physics that makes flight possible. The book includes 155 entries arranged in A to Z order to help make finding a topic of interest easy. Entries related to basic principles and concepts include a list of the Fields of Study covered by the article; an Abstract that provides a brief, concrete summary of the topic and its significance; a list of Key Concepts with definitions, important to a proper understanding of the topic; and a detailed Essay that provides extensive background on the topic and explores its significance to the field of sports medicine and exercise science; and a list of Further Reading for those who wish to pursue the topic in more depth. Entries range from one to five pages in length. Topics include: Advanced Propulsion; Aircraft Icing; Contrails; Nutrition; Leonardo da Vinci; Amelia Earhart; Glider Planes; Hot-Air Balloons; Otto Lilienthal; Military Aircraft; NASA; Parachutes; Spacecraft Engineering; Tail Designs; Turboprops; and Wake Turbulence. This volume also includes a Glossary, Further Reading list, and Subject Index, and will give readers an overview of the major concepts and contemporary issues surrounding the study of aeronautics. It will be a helpful addition to science programs at the high school, community college, and university levels, and is a must for students with an interest in aeronautics at the high school and undergraduate levels.</P>

Principles of Aeronautics

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PRINCIPLES OF AERONAUTICS

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Publisher&#x2019;s Note.
Introduction.
Contributors.
1: Advanced Composite Materials in Aeronautical Engineering.
2: Advanced Composite Materials Repair.
3: Advanced Propulsion.
4: Aerobatics and Flight.
5: Aerodynamics and Flight.
6: Aeroelasticity.
7: Aeronautical Engineering.
8: Aerospace Industry in the United States.
9: Ailerons, Flaps, and Airplane Wings.
10: Air Flight Communication.
11: Air Transportation Industry.
12: Aircraft Icing.
13: Airfoils.
14: Airplane Accident Investigation.
15: Airplane Cockpit.
16: Airplane Guidance Systems.
17: Airplane Maintenance.
18: Airplane Manufacturers.
19: Airplane Propellers.
20: Airplane Radar.
21: Airplane Safety Issues.
22: Animal Flight.
23: Neil Armstrong.
24: Atmospheric Circulation.
25: Autogyros.
26: Autopilot.
27: Aviation and Energy Consumption.
28: Avionics.
29: Avro Arrow.
30: Daniel Bernoulli.
31: Biplanes.
32: Blimps.
33: Boomerangs.
34: Richard Branson.
35: Conservation of Energy.
36: Contrails.
37: Glenn H. Curtiss.
38: Leonardo da Vinci.
39: DC Plane Family.
40: Differential Equations.
41: Dirigibles.
42: Jimmy Doolittle.
43: Amelia Earhart.
44: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
45: First Airplane Flight across the English Channel.
46: First Cross-Channel Balloon Flight.
47: First Flights of Note.
48: First Manned Balloon Flight.
49: Flight Altitude.
50: Flight Balloons.
51: Flight Control Systems.
52: Flight Instrumentation.
53: Flight Landing Procedures.
54: Flight Propulsion.
55: Flight Recorder.
56: Flight Roll and Pitch.
57: Flight Schools.
58: Flight Simulators.
59: Flight Testing.
60: Fluid Dynamics.
61: Flying Wing.
62: Forces of Flight.
63: Steve Fossett.
64: Yuri Gagarin.
65: German Luftwaffe.
66: John Glenn.
67: Glider Planes.
68: Robert H. Goddard.
69: Gravity and Flight.
70: Greenhouse Gases.
71: Heavier-than-air Craft.
72: Helicopters.
73: High-altitude Flight.
74: High-speed Flight.
75: Hindenburg.
76: History of Human Flight.
77: Homebuilt and Experimental Aircraft.
78: Hot-Air Balloons.
79: Howard R. Hughes.
80: Human-Powered Flight.
81: Hypersonic Aircraft.
82: Jet Engines.
83: Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).
84: Johnson Space Center.
85: Landing Gear.
86: Lighter-than-air Craft.
87: Otto Lilienthal.
88: Charles A. Lindbergh.
89: Ernst Mach.
90: Mach Number.
91: Materials Science.
92: Messerschmitt Aircraft.
93: Military Aircraft.
94: Billy Mitchell.
95: Model Airplanes.
96: Monoplanes.
97: Montgolfier Brothers.
98: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
99: National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA).
100: National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).
101: Sir Isaac Newton.
102: Paper Airplanes.
103: Parachutes.
104: Plane Rudders.
105: Wiley Post.
106: Pressure.
107: Propulsion Technologies.
108: Ramjets.
109: Eddie Rickenbacker.
110: Rocket Propulsion.
111: Rockets.
112: Rotorcraft.
113: Russian Space Program.
114: Burt Rutan.
115: Scramjet.
116: Alan Shepard.
117: Shock Waves.
118: Igor Sikorsky.
119: Sound Barrier.
120: Space Shuttle.
121: Spacecraft Engineering.
122: Spaceflight.
123: Stabilizers.
124: Stealth Bomber.
125: Supersonic Aircraft.
126: Supersonic Jetliners and Commercial Airfare.
127: Supersonic Jets Invented.
128: Tail Designs.
129: Takeoff Procedures.
130: Taxiing Procedures.
131: Temperature.
132: Valentina Tereshkova.
133: Training and Education of Pilots.
134: Triplanes.
135: Konstantin Tsiolkovsky.
136: Andrei Nikolayevich Tupolev.
137: Turbojets and Turbofans.
138: Turboprops.
139: Types and Structure of Airplanes.
140: Ultralight Aircraft.
141: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP).
142: Uninhabited Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
143: Jules Verne.
144: Viscosity.
145: Manfred von Richthofen (Red Baron).
146: Wake Turbulence.
147: Weather Conditions.
148: Wind Shear.
149: Wind Tunnels.
150: Wing Designs.
151: Women and Flight.
152: Wright Brothers&#x2019; First Flight.
153: Wright Flyer.
154: X-Planes (X-1 to X-45).
155: Chuck Yeager.
Bibliography.
Glossary.
Organizations.
Subject Index.

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