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The principles of flight for pilots
The principles of flight for pilots
Flying with the birds
Flying with the birds

By Yossi Leshem

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Millions of birds migrate through Israel every year on their way to Africa and Europe. For the Israeli Air Force (IAF), these birds can present a tremendous danger. The IAF takes various steps to r...

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Flight
Flight

By Kim Taylor

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In the Air
In the Air

By Jane Belk Moncure, Henry Arthur Pluckrose

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Rabbit learns that plants need different quantities of sun, water, and pruning. Also discusses the parts of a plant, where plants live, and how to grow your own plant.

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Flying high
Flying high

By Julian Rowe

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Air and flight
Air and flight

By Sally Hewitt

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Discusses the properties of air, its necessity for life, environmental issues, and aerodynamics.

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Flying High First Science
The Lore Of Flight

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