The morning of September 11, 2001, I woke up late for work. It was five "til eight and work began at eight o"clock. I worked with my dad, so I thought, "It's just dad, he won't mind me getting to work a little late." Without rushing around, I proceeded to go about getting ready; however, I didn't know what was happening in the world at that time. The tragic events that were developing would change my life forever. .
I was the only one up until I started to make myself some breakfast. My two-year-old son woke up, and came into the living room. I decided to turn the television on for him so he could watch some of his favorite cartoons. The television happened to be on a news channel from the night before. It was showing a picture of a tall building with smoke rolling out of the sides of it. .
"Fire! Fire! Where's the fire truck?" my son shouted and asked in excitement.
I laughed and responded, "I don't know, but I"m sure if we keep watching we will see one." .
Meanwhile, my wife woke up, came into the living room, and asked, "What's all the noise about?" I explained to her about the building on television being on fire. My son exclaimed again, "Fire mommy! Fire!" So, we sat there and began to watch history unfold. .
As we sat watching the television intensely, the news channel began showing replays of an airplane running into one of the World Trade Center's buildings. My wife responded, "Oh my god. All those people." Then our son started to make airplane and explosion sounds as he circled the room as though he was an airplane. As we watched, a second airplane ran into the building! We could not believe what was happening! People started jumping out of the building. Others were running away in fear of their lives. .
"How could two planes run into the same building?" I asked my wife. My son was still running around as though he was an airplane. Now he was running into walls and making explosion sounds.
Select three different paper airplanes: a. White Printing Paper Airplane b. Black Construction Paper Airplane c. ... Throw the first plane (white printing paper airplane). ... The data shows that the biggest paper airplane (black construction paper airplane) flew the furthest compared to the other two planes. ...
Radio Controlled Airplanes Radio controlled airplanes can be a fun hobby for someone who likes tinkering with stuff. A model airplane is truly never finished. ... The second kind of airplane is the jet. ... Finally the best kind of airplane is the gas (or glow fuel) powered airplane. ... The engines in gas airplanes occasionally die while the airplane is in flight. ...
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Many people travel by airplane all around the world. ... On a daily basis, around 30,000 seats are filled on airplanes. ... A survey conducted by Boeing found that flight crews were responsible for at least 73 percent of all fatal airplane accidents. ... Do you really think that flying on an airplane, over which you have absolutely no control is very safe? ... The most avoidable reason for an airplane to crash is faulty equipment that could have been repaired or replaced. ...
The Development of an Airplane Introduction The idea of flight has fascinated people for centuries, even to this day, which is why I decided to do research on airplanes. ... I got too see what makes an airplane really fly and how the forces of nature work on airplane. ... It became the first successful military airplane. ... Fuselage An Airplanes Fuselage is the center part of an airplane. ... Stick control is used in smaller, lighter airplanes. ...
The Development of an Airplane Introduction The idea of flight has fascinated people for centuries, even to this day, which is why I decided to do research on airplanes. ... I got too see what makes an airplane really fly and how the forces of nature work on airplane. ... It became the first successful military airplane. ... Fuselage An Airplanes Fuselage is the center part of an airplane. ... Stick control is used in smaller, lighter airplanes. ...
A model airplane is truly never finished. ... First, electric airplanes are limited in size. ... The second kind of airplane is the jet. ... Finally the best kind of airplane is the gas (or glow fuel) powered airplane. ... The engines in gas airplanes occasionally die while the airplane is in flight. ...
Airplane has the same concept. ... Later, the innovation of airplane changed the world. ... They came out with new modern airplanes. ... Soon, the airplanes were changed into weapons. ... Airplane makes things easy for human life. ...
Most people believe that a paper airplane is a very basic children's toy that is cheap as well. ... Paper airplanes must generate enough lift to oppose the weight. ... (www.lerc.nasa.gov) Lift occurs when a flow exists with the airplane. ... Drag occurs because the airplane is in motion and in contact with the air. ... There are three forces that act upon a paper airplane in motion. ...
