Picture getting on a plane with no pilot in the cockpit. It may sound like science fiction, but unmanned aircraft are quickly turning that nightmare into reality. These aircraft can operate without human intervention, using a combination of algorithms, onboard sensors, and artificial intelligence to traverse the skies. From small drones delivering packages to pillows… Continue reading Autonomous Aircraft
The popularity of supersonic flight has been highly prevalent for aviation enthusiasts and aircraft manufacturers for a significant amount of time—the capability to fly through the air above Mach 1 goal status for many operators in the field. Many aviators and aircraft designers shared the ambitions to make supersonic breakthroughs. Still, all would have a… Continue reading The Evolution of Supersonic Flight
The presence of jet engines was not known in the early 1900s. Therefore, airplanes used primarily engines such as those used in a car (piston engines) to turn their propellers and generate sufficient power to take off. Currently, Jet engines substituted the former piston engines as the primary engine types used in modern aircraft. Jet… Continue reading What are Jet Engines?
Plessy versus Ferguson “Sixty millions of whites are in no danger from the presence here of eight millions of blacks. The destinies of the two races, in this country, are indissolubly linked together, and the interests of both require that the common government of all shall not permit the seeds of race hate to be… Continue reading Plessy versus Ferguson Supreme Court Case
1st Punic War The Punic wars are a set of wars fought between Carthage and Rome when Rome interfered in an argument on Sicily. Mamertines (Roman Mercenaries) wanted to take a city in Sicily. They asked Carthage to help, and Carthage helped them for money. The Mamertines didn’t pay up to Carthage so Carthage got… Continue reading 1st Punic War
Prussia, after the successful Brother’s War against Austria, won the influence over the multiple little German states there and asserted itself as the Major Germanic Power. Now, the second French Empire under Napoleon III, wanted to buy Luxembourg, owned by the Netherlands Bismarck, the Minister of Prussia, arranged itself to make the King of the… Continue reading Franko-Prussian War
I was bored, so i decided to write some poems for fun. Sonnet (type of poem) Among Us Please be imposter, I’m it finally Blue safe heading to communications Me and dark green are in good relation Then, Dark green killed orange in shields cleanly I messaged him on discord naughtily Killing lime, I… Continue reading Poetry
The Need of Seatbelts In 2017, 33,133 people were killed due to not wearing a seatbelt. The pain of losing a loved one is something that could potentially break a passenger’s heart, as many have seen. In the event of a crash, Seatbelts require dtex polyester which is a fabric needed to protect people in… Continue reading The Need of Seatbelts
The Deadly Ebola Virus Ebola virus was first discovered in 1976 near the Ebola River in what is now the Democratic Republic of Congo. Since then, the virus has been infecting people from time to time, leading to outbreaks in several African countries. Scientists do not know where Ebola virus comes from. However, based on the nature… Continue reading Ebola Virus
Soul Joe, a regular music teacher has a hard time trying to make the kids enjoy the art of music. The problem was that Joe had auditioned for a spot in a band with Dorothea Williams, an extremely famous musician. He eventually got the part, and while he was running home, he fell down a… Continue reading Soul, Movie Review