Aerodynamics Explained

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Aerodynamics Explained breaks down the science of flight in a simple and fun way. Each episode explores the forces behind flight, aviation history, and the technology shaping the skies. Perfect for curious learners and aviation fans!

Episódios

  1. 4 DE OUT.

    The Future of Flight – Electric and Self-Flying Planes

    Planes without fuel? Planes without pilots? In this episode of Aerodynamics Explained, we will explore the rise of electric aircraft and the push toward self-flying planes. From the first battery-powered test flights to cargo drones that fly themselves, we’ll look at how close we really are to a future of cleaner, smarter aviation, and what challenges still stand in the way.

    6min

  2. 31 DE AGO.

    Turbulence Explained: Why Planes Shake — Is It Safe?

    Turbulence is the part of flying that makes passengers most nervous — those sudden bumps, rattles, and drops. But what’s really happening when the plane shakes? In this episode, we will break down the different types of turbulence, why planes are built to handle it, and why pilots treat it as a routine part of flying. It feels scary, but turbulence is much safer than most people realize.

    7min

  3. 30 DE AGO.

    How Weather Can Make or Break a Flight

    The weather is one of the biggest factors in aviation. From headwinds that slow you down to tailwinds that help you fly faster, storms that cause turbulence, and even hot days that make it harder to take off, the sky is always influencing how planes perform. In this episode, we break down how wind, temperature, storms, and icing affect flight, and why pilots train constantly to handle whatever the atmosphere throws their way.

    4min

  4. 24 DE JUN.

    Breaking the Sound Barrier

    What is the sound barrier, and what happens when you break it? In this episode, we explore the physics behind shockwaves, sonic booms, and the first supersonic flight.

    6min

  5. 31 DE MAI.

    The Secret Room Where Planes Learn to Fly

    Step inside the wind tunnel — the place where flight gets tested before takeoff. In this episode, we explore how engineers use controlled air to shape planes, cars, and more.

    4min

  6. 15 DE ABR.

    Game of Air: How Physics Wins Matches

    Why does a soccer ball curve mid-air? How does topspin make a tennis ball dive? What makes a baseball pitch float, drop, or dance?In this episode, we dive into the aerodynamic tricks behind your favorite sports. From the Magnus effect to golf ball dimples — it’s all physics, and it’s everywhere.

    5min

  7. 2 DE ABR.

    The Bike Mechanics Who Taught the World to Fly

    Discover how two bicycle mechanics changed the world by making the first powered flight. In this episode, we explore the story of the Wright brothers and how their inventions shaped modern aviation!

    5min

  8. 28 DE FEV.

    How Planes Fly – A Simple Explanation

    Welcome to Aerodynamics Explained! In this episode, we’re breaking down how planes fly—focusing on the power of wings, speed, and lift! Learn how these forces work together to keep airplanes in the sky. Whether you are new to the topic or passionate about aviation, this episode will introduce you to how flight works!

    7min

  9. 6 DE JAN.

    The Science of Flight

    Welcome to Aerodynamics Explained! In this first episode, we dive into the four main forces that make flight possible: lift, drag, thrust, and weight! Learn how these forces work together to keep airplanes in the sky. Whether you are new to the topic or passionate about aviation, this episode will introduce you to how flight works!

    7min
  • 9 episódios

Sobre

Aerodynamics Explained breaks down the science of flight in a simple and fun way. Each episode explores the forces behind flight, aviation history, and the technology shaping the skies. Perfect for curious learners and aviation fans!

Informações

  • Criado por
    Aero Insight
  • Anos de atividade
    2 mil
  • Episódios
    9
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © Aero Insight
  • Site do podcast
    Aerodynamics Explained

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