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The purpose of this article was to report the findings after testing quantized inertia on the EmDrive. The authors predicted that the thrust produced by the EmDrive can be explained assuming that the inertial mass of the photons is caused by unruh radiation. Multiple experiments took place in several independent labs, and produced results that were similar to the predicted values for thrust. The computations of the results did not sufficiently model wave oscillations in 3D, thus the authors recommend further testing in order to produce more accurate findings.
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[2] Queen Mary University of London, DEN233, Low Speed Aerodynamics, Lecture Notes, 2013, (Accessed on 13th November 2013)
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Surface winds and upper level winds come together in a spiraling motion. The thunderstorms are accompanied by an area of low-pressure. An organized circular wind flow is detected in the middle of these giant storms.
Wind shear is the change in speed or direction of wind over a relatively short distance or time period. It can be divided into horizontal and vertical shears. Both components can affect an aircraft simultaneously. Horizontal shear occurs when the flight path of an airplane passes through a wind shift plane. Vertical wind shear is the
6. The self-excited vibration caused by combustion instability during a launch sequence with unstable, longitudinal or up and down movement induced mainly
Studies are done to develop new and efficient models to study hurricane evolution. The conclusions in this study derive that track deflections of model hurricanes which drift into a region of different sea surface temperature are smaller, and usually a founded from intensity changes of the vortex circulation. Causes of increased drag coefficient and reduced surface heat fluxes are significant problems to solve in the case of hurricane
Jet streams are irregular bands of winds in the high altitudes at 20,000 feet, they are concentrated in the troposphere area where weather patterns are normally noticed. They can moves from west to east;one example of this will be a river wich can move form west to east.
The authors followed the path of Nowell and used the kinetic wave theory as their assumption35.