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a. In addition to investigating accidents, Byrd also taught aerial navigation and had a special interest in the challenges posed by navigating out of sight of land or natural landmar. s. (Byrd Pape. s,4 128,4 129) In fact, Byrd developed a bubble sextant and a wind-drift indicator for navigational purpos.
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The Missing Diary of Admiral Richard e Byrd . × Close ... correction to 1700 feet, no further turbulence, but tail wind increases, slight adjustment in throttle controls, aircraft performing very well now. ... my son,' replied the Master, 'the dark ages that will come now for your race will cover the Earth like a pall, but I believe that some ...
When he found that the wild falcons stooped down to him from the wind when he summoned them by name, lighting with a thunder of wings on his wrist like the hunting-birds of a prince, then he hungered to know more such names and came to his aunt begging to learn the name of the sparrowhawk and the osprey and the eagle. To earn the
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The difference between the geographical meridians, or true north and south, and the direction in which a magnetic compass points, or the magnetic meridian of the place, is called the declination. The first observation made was in London in 1580 and showed an easterly declination of 11 degrees.
