The air cannot do much pushing unless the fly flaps its wings, but then the fly is in aerodynamic control and is unlikely to slam into anything.
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These were quickly followed by the " Control Test Vehicle " ( CTV ) guided examples in 1961, which flew simple paths to test the aerodynamic controls.
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Like the steerable tailwheel / skid, it is usually integrated with the rudder pedals on the craft to allow an easy transition between wheeled and aerodynamic control.
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The Umkhonto has a set of tail-mounted, aerodynamic control fins, as well as thrust vectoring vanes in the motor nozzle ( similar to Denel's " 40 g " maneuvering.
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In a paper he presented in November, Ho noted that ridding an airplane of moving aerodynamic control surfaces like rudders is a major design goal of military aircraft builders.
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Another change was to combine the aerodynamic controls used for control in the lower atmosphere with the thrust vectoring engines, using a single set of movable jet vanes for both roles.
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In order to dramatically improve aerodynamic performance at slow speeds, such as during take-off and landing, Blackburn adopted a new aerodynamic control technology, known as boundary layer control ( BLC ).
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The guidance system then compares the angle of the camera to the angle of the missile body, and sends commands to the aerodynamic controls to bring it back onto a collision course.
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The Air Force Research Laboratory ( AFRL ) determined the problem was the X-51's upper right aerodynamic fin unlocked during flight and became uncontrollable; all four fins are needed for aerodynamic control.
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The spacecraft rolled so often because the rolls started as it was nearing the edge of the atmosphere and Melvill could not dampen the motions with the aerodynamic controls, according to Rutan.
