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Aeronautics

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Large rounded blue and white instrument with round opening at the front. Man faces it in foreground. Title card reads, "A flying telescope in a 747?!"

Large plane taxiing on a runway. Caption: Propulsion is the power that moves something,

Illustration of a man standing at a podium with the seal of the President of the United States of America on it while gesturing towards a plane flying in the sky pulling a banner that says, "National Aviation Day". Caption: established National Aviation Day on August 19

Cylindrical metal duct with a control box and large valve control. Sign on wall says Supersonic Wind Tunnel. Caption: We have a tunnel that will reach Mach 3 on a small scale.

Extremely complex machine with interconnected cylindrical objects and wiring harnesses. Caption: It starts with an idea or concept.

Still image from: Career Q&A: Professional Advice and Insight--Aerospace Engineer

Charles Lindbergh poses for camera in front of the Spirit of Saint Louis monoplane, wearing a gray jacket and dark necktie.

A cube shaped space craft on a tripod of legs and four rotor-like wings on top sitting on the surface of a barren planet. Caption: 5 Survive Mars Environment. "And it has to survive the harsh environment of Mars."

A blue whale in the water, from above. Caption: Blue whales are the largest animals

Large warehouse with airplanes in various stages of construction. Caption: Our team supports the triple seven directly.

Rocket-like object. Time to go outside… Caption: (man) T-minus 10, 9, 8….

Woman speaking into a microphone. Caption: so you're starting on your career pathway early.

Still image from: Engineering Your Future: Electrical and Process Engineer--Kasandra (Middle School Edition)

Still image from: First Female Air Traffic Controller

A large jetliner flies above and very close to a smaller, angular space craft. Caption: There's no sign of a halt to the speed of progress.

Still image from: Hidden Figures: Timeline

Jet airplane lifts off the ground from a runway, making its initial climb.

Aerial closeup of a hand using a black pen to trace over a pencil sketch of an F-18 fighter jet on white paper.

Still image from: How to Draw a Helicopter

Aerial closeup of a hand using a black pen to draw a commercial airliner from a side view on white paper.

A man sitting inside a machine. Caption: I'm an experimental aerodynamicist by training.

Airplanes on the tarmac with activity around them. Caption: and it's a fast-paced environment.

Illustration of a bird and a first-generation plane with ribbed wings. Caption: They become focused on flight.

Black and white photo of Charles Lindbergh in front of his Spirit of Saint Louis monoplane. He wears a gray jacket,white collared shirt and dark necktie.

Cartoon character standing next to a model with a runway and air traffic control tower. Caption: I created this little model airport

Still image from: Nature Knows Best: Designing Drones

Still image from: Nature Knows Best: Planes Inspired by Nature

Still image from: Nature Knows Best: Whirlybird

Oliver and Wilber Wright are testing their flight in the open sands. Caption: on the sands of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.

Still image from: Overview: Flight Lessons From a World Champion Drone Racer

Angular aircraft with multiple flaps on each wing sitting on a concrete deck, viewed from below. Caption: (observer) The aircraft's controlled by many movable surfaces,

Two rectangular drones flying in the air. Caption: fly safely and avoid collision on their own.

Bat with wings extended spots on the rib of one wing highlighted. Caption: We're interested in bat flight mechanics and how they fly.

Black and white photo of a bird with wings extended, perched on a branch. University of Montana Flight Laboratory. Caption: the mechanics of their wing and leg movements.

Rocket launching. Caption: There will be private citizens paying for their own trips

Still image from: Teen Kids News (Episode 1924)

Back of someone's upper body. Caption: You see, Bill Gibson was a -- well, a dreamer.

Students and teacher from the magic school bus in an open cockpit airplane. Caption: I've got that "air moving past our wings" feeling, guys.

View of a sailboat for under water. Caption: the keel and sail work together

Still image from: Tom Scott Plus Lucy Edwards: Flying Blind

Still image from: Why Were These 2 Planes Stuck Together? (World War II)

Closeup of head and chest of a falcon. Caption: But only now does he have the bird

Person in the open cockpit of a small plane. Caption: (narrator) The route stretches about 3,000 miles

Still image from: Xploration DIY Sci: Flying Things!