1. Describe why the investigation above is not adequate to explain which airplane feature caused Tyrone’s airplane to fly farther than Valerie’s. It is not adequate because the scientific method was not used to conduct this experiment. If they wanted to conduct this experiment right they should use the same paper make it the same length and then they could vary the wind span. So all in there is to many variables to conduct this experiment.
Many say that they don’t want to see any type of guns on a plane, no matter if they are in a pilots hand or not. I do see where a lot of people are coming from when they say a statement like that, they are afraid that the gun will fall into the wrong persons hand and something in which we thought was a good idea will get blown out of proportion. That is a slight possibility because if someone was to enter the cockpit the pilots, who would also be trained in that field, would apprehend that person to make sure he/she is taken into custody. As I mentioned before, the pilots’ job is to fly the plane safely to the desired destination and get everyone there unharmed. While up in the air he/she must do what ever is needed to make that statement come true.
George Crum then decided to make fries that were really thin and would be hard to eat with a fork in a way of irritating the customer. He would also add more salt than usual. However, his plan didn’t succeed and instead the customer really enjoyed the potato chip and more customers started ordering the thin fries. In the 1900's, instead of just eating chips at restaurants, they began to be mass marketed for home consumption. The Mike-sell's Potato Chip Company was founded in 1910 and became known as the "oldest potato chip company in the U.S." Today the top three best selling brands of potato chips are Pringles, Ruffles, and Lay's.
Following his lectures, educators would confide in him that they felt uncomfortable teaching a work to children with such offensive terminology. While I agree with Gribben that one word shouldn't prevent American schoolchildren from having access to a literary classic, I'm not sure that ridding Huck Finn of the N-word is the solution. Certainly, I'm not suggesting that teachers
Second, unclear directions can also stunt a projects turnout (Northouse, 2012). Employees who don’t understand steps to accomplish their task will not achieve correct results (Northouse, 2012). If the teacher in the previous example stated that the goal of the essay was to create structured paragraphs, but neglected to tell the students how that can be achieved; she provided unclear instruction. These ambiguous directions will inhibit good
Scott did not have insight in to the trip. Unfortunately being a leader can meanwhen you fail the followers fail too. Amundsen’s team died because of the lack of planning. The Law of Navigation tells us that when we lead people we have to plan and do research of our destination, because not only we want to be successful but we have the lives of our followers to be mindful
| As the least experience officer on the plane, Sweeney’s decision without other’s knowledge could be unwise and led to mission failure. | 2. Sweeney should take some advice from other members, but not all of it. | More information is provided by experts, which can lead him to make better decisions. | Advice
But on the other hand, the mission was postponed due to unfavorable weather, and despite the fact that some engineers did not want to go ahead with the launch, the go ahead was given. The engineers were ignored, which is where negligence occurred, by not taking into consideration that weather could affect the launch and the equipment, NASA was negligent and to worried about the program and not the safety of the people onboard the shuttle. The Columbia, is a different story, it was an accident that the insulating foam had come apart and hit the wing, but it was negligent to think that since it had happened before, everything would be fine. By not having the astronauts go out and inspect for any damage, NASA decided not the say anything about the incident until right before they
Some people refuse to put seat belts on because they are too uncomfortable. During an interview Bohlin one said, “The pilots I worked with in the aerospace industry were willing to put on almost anything to keep them safe in case of a crash, but regular people in cars don't want to be uncomfortable even for a minute" (Ecenbarger). Certain individuals say that it’s their life and they can risk it by not putting a seat belt on if they don't’ want to. Even though some people think that having a seat
The primary reasons being, darkness, mechanical problems or defective equipment. Despite the investigations made by researchers, it is recorded that most of the disappearances occurred when the weather was favorable, in daylight after a sudden break in radio contact and these vessels and flights just vanished, without a sign. Skeptics would like to believe that these so called "mysteries" are the result of careless or biased consideration of data. Taking for instance, the case of Flight 19, the squadron commander was comparatively inexperienced and the commander failed to follow the instructions, the compass was faulty, and the aircraft was operating under conditions of deteriorating weather, visibility and low fuel supply. Though the scientific evaluations of the Bermuda Triangle have resolved that most of the disappearances have logical explanations, people are not convinced.