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This is due to turbulence being characterised by eddies and swirls of various shapes and sizes interacting in chaotic and unpredictable manners. For uses within engineering or weather-prediction ...

Cain Department of Chemical Engineering, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803, United States Department of Engineering and Industrial Professions, University of North Alabama, ...

with an average turbulence rate of 24.684. The path spans the Andes mountains, the tallest mountain range in the Americas. Higher terrain and mountains tend to cause greater episodes of turbulence ...

A powerful cold front is set to bring temperatures in mountain areas to below 3 degrees Celsius, with a likelihood of frost, while the Red River Delta, including Hanoi, may see lows of 11 degrees ...

Host Lucy Fisher is joined by FT Westminster colleagues Jim Pickard and Anna Gross, plus US national editor Edward Luce, to consider the incoming turbulence from across the Atlantic. Plus ...

But no matter how safe the journey as a whole might be, there’s often a little turbulence en route to disrupt even the shortest or most uneventful of flights—and new research has uncovered the ...