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Matt Oliver

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Red River Métis ∞ Scotch-breed ∞ RCAF Veteran ∞ Feral theological engineer ∞ aerospace/electrical ∞ P.Eng. ∞ he/him ∞ lawful chaotic ∞ Disabled ∞ rrmc rmc sfu uec ∞ nd

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Matt Oliver (@sameo416.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 31 juillet 2023. Le compte a 4 702 abonnés, suit 7 854 comptes et a publié 6 296 posts.

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  • Emily Gorcenski@emily.gorcen.ski

    What we know from the captured ATC audio and ADAS-B tracks is that the jet was flying through some moderate turbulence. Moderate here is not a simple adjective, in this case it means turbulence with up to ±0.5g. Aircraft are designed to withstand this and there is nothing unusual about it.

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  • Emily Gorcenski@emily.gorcen.ski

    Aeroelasticity is the study of the interaction between fluids (namely, air) and structures—usually parts of aircraft, but also bridges, buildings, wind turbines, etc. Aeroservoelasticity is specific to the moving control surfaces of a flight vehicle: the ailerons, elevators, rudders, trim tabs, etc.

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  • Emily Gorcenski@emily.gorcen.ski

    Sigh, ok, I'm seeing a lot of noise about this Learjet crash, so here's my non-insider, but somewhat informed thoughts about what might have happened. For context, I studied aeronautical engineering at RPI and also worked in aeroservoelasticity research for several years.

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  • Esther@elhopkins.bsky.social

    When we think of Covid we should not think mild. We should think of these health risks to ourselves and those around us.

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  • Craig Baird-Canadian History Ehx@cdnhistoryehx.bsky.social

    For almost 90 years, Ducks Unlimited Canada has worked to protect Canada's wetlands. It all began near Gladstone, Manitoba and to date the organization has protected and conserved 9.4 million acres (an area the size of Taiwan). This is the story. 🧵 1/10

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