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The Ups And Downs Of Air Turbulence

Posted on December 15, 2014 by Polymathically

Please return to your seats and buckle your seatbelts. SciShow explains the science behind one of the most unpleasant aspects of airline travel.

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This entry was posted in Physics, Subjects, Uncategorized and tagged Aerodynamics, Air, Air Currents, Airlines, Airplanes, clouds, Convective Weather Patterns, Cool Facts, Education, Flying, Heat, Interesting, Jetstreams, Learning, Meterology, Physics, Planes, Science, SciShow, Subjects, travel, Turbulence, Weather, Wind Shears, youtube by Polymathically. Bookmark the permalink.

1 thought on “The Ups And Downs Of Air Turbulence”

graydaysandcoffee on December 15, 2014 at 6:45 pm said:

interesting stuff!

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