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Forces of Flight
The Four Forces
We Aren't Built to Fly
Gravity & Air
Gravity
Air
Buoyancy
Aerodynamics
Air in Motion
Subsonic Wings
Factors Affecting Lift
Alternative Theories of Lift
Pressure Drag
Friction Drag
Vortex Drag
Waves in the Air
Shock Waves
Propulsion
Propellers
Engines
Rocket Propulsion
Vertical Flight
Structures & Materials
Weight and Strength
Materials
Hypersonic Vehicles
Shaped for Space
Flight Dynamics
Control Surfaces
Roll, Pitch, and Yaw
Instruments
Gravity in Orbit
Newton’s Laws of Motion
Kepler’s Laws of Orbital Motion
Moving in Space
Thrusters and Spinning Wheels
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Forces of Flight
-Lift
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Gravity & Air
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Aerodynamics
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-Aircraft control
-Flaps
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Propulsion
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-Jets
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Structures & Materials
-Weight
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-Hypersonic materials
Flight Dynamics
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Composite Materials
Controlled Flight
Controlled Flight
Controlling Pitch
Controlling Roll
Curveballs
Daniel Bernoulli
Discovery STS-124
Douglas DC-3
Downward Lift
Drag
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Drag
Earth's Atmosphere
F-1 Engine
F-35B
Falling Toward Earth
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