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What Makes Airplanes Fly?

History, Science, and Applications of Aerodynamics

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  • 276 stránek
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Exploring the principles of aerodynamics, this book delves into how various objects, from airplanes to birds, navigate through air and water. It provides a clear explanation of mechanics and fluid dynamics, using minimal mathematics to make the concepts accessible. Richly illustrated, it also covers the history of human flight and the societal impact of commercial aviation, while offering insights into future advancements. Aimed at non-specialists, the updated edition includes new exercises and study aids to enhance understanding and appreciation of the subject.

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What Makes Airplanes Fly?, Peter P. Wegener

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2011
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