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June Slides - What Are The Causes Of Turbulence_

Have you ever been on a flight where the plane suddenly hits an air pocket and dips down? That, my friends, is turbulence. While it can feel a bit scary, turbulence is a normal part of flying.

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June Slides - What Are The Causes Of Turbulence_

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  1. What Are The Causes Of Turbulence?

  2. Introduction Have you ever been on a flight where the plane suddenly hits an air pocket and dips down? That, my friends, is turbulence. While it can feel a bit scary, turbulence is a normal part of flying. Today, we'll explore the surprising reasons why airplanes encounter turbulence, from invisible air currents to the sun's warm touch. So, get ready to learn the science behind those bumps and dips! .

  3. Bumpy air? Blame atmosphere drama! Temperature swings, wind changes, and air clashes create choppy air currents. • Watch out for turbulence near thunderstorms and mountains. Convective currents there make for a rough ride. Atmospheric Conditions

  4. Jet streams - fast rivers of air up high. Hitting them can cause turbulence for airplanes. • Beware turbulence on long flights! Jet streams can create bumpy rides. Jet Streams

  5. Big plane, big wake! The air swirls behind them can bump smaller planes. • Pilots watch for wake turbulence, especially during takeoff and landing. Wake Turbulence

  6. Conclusion We've learned that turbulence is caused by a variety of atmospheric conditions, from air clashes to jet streams. Even big airplanes can leave bumpy trails behind them! Understanding these causes allows pilots to navigate smoothly, ensuring a safe and comfortable flight for everyone on board. While turbulence might feel a little scary, remember, it's just science in action!

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