This course aims to help learners understand how planes are designed to survive high G-forces. By exploring topics such as fighter jets, acceleration, and the history of early fighter planes, participants will gain insights into the structural design and coping mechanisms necessary for high-G situations. The course teaches skills related to wing design, aerodynamics, and pilot training methods. It is suitable for aviation enthusiasts, engineering students, and individuals interested in the mechanics of flight. The teaching method includes a combination of theoretical explanations, historical context, and practical examples to illustrate the principles of high-G survivability in aircraft.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Thunderbirds
Fighter Jets
Your Body
Acceleration
Learning to Cope
Early Fighter Planes
History
Wings
Training
Taught by
Real Engineering