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Achtung ! Konzentration - und rein mit der dicken Hummel in die kleine Blüte ! ;)
Die Hummel hat 0,7 cm² Flügelfläche und wiegt 1,2 Gramm. Nach den Gesetzen der Aerodynamik ist es unmöglich, bei diesem Verhältnis zu fliegen.
Die Hummel weiß das nicht und fliegt einfach.
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.... denn die Flügel von Insekten schlagen durch die Luft! Dadurch erzeugen sie ihren Auftrieb
Da sich der Insektenflügel jedoch nach unten bewegt (und zwar an der Spitze schneller als am Rumpf) entsteht an der Spitze des Flügels ein Unterdruck. Dieser Unterdruck zieht den Wirbel nun am Flügel entlang, so daß er die ganze Länge des Flügels entlang streift und nicht wie beim starren Flügel eines Flugzeuges sofort nach hinten wegzieht.
Dieser Wirbel verschafft dem Flügel des Insekts zusätzlichen —bisher nicht berücksichtigten— Auftrieb. Das ist der Trick der Hummel beim fliegen…
hier nachzulesen ....
Sacramento River Cats MiLB VS El Paso at Raley Field West Sacaramento CA - photographer: Steven Styles/ Belator Media
Kody Clemens (right). Lakeland Flying Tigers v Florida Fire Frogs. Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium. Lakeland, Fla. May 6, 2019. (Photo by Tom Hagerty.)
Lakeland Flying Tigers v Dunedin Blue Jays. Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium. Lakeland, Fla. May 18, 2019. (Photo by Tom Hagerty.)
The Great Lakes Loons split a double header with the Lake County Captains on Sunday, 4 October.
1B Joe Naranjo stretches to make a play at first in the second game.
A four-run 5th inning helped the Great Lakes Loons (56-26) top the visiting Tin Caps (43-40) 6-3 on Saturday, 15 July.
Dylan Rosa. Lakeland Flying Tigers v Dunedin Blue Jays. Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium. Lakeland, Fla. May 18, 2019. (Photo by Tom Hagerty.)
The Great Lakes Loons defeated the Lansing Lugnuts 11-8 on 21 May. The game was a 10:35 start, a "Grand Slam School Day" game attended by 8,000 local students.
It's a little confusing, but sometimes the Minor League Baseball (MiLB) team Albuquerque Isotopes ain't the Isotopes; they're this guy. He seems a bit proprietary to me here. This is the logo for the Isotopes' alter ego, Mariachis de Nuevo México.
Under something called Copa de la Diversión ("fun cup"), a 'fan engagement program,' the team becomes the Mariachis with their own colors, jerseys, and tickets sold to a half dozen Mariachis games – which in 'Burque have inspired national-record attendance. As of 2022, 85 MiLB teams nationwide participated in Copa de la Diversión, rebranding themselves for special series with names and images inspired by hispanic culture like "Chupacabras," "Chicharrones," and "Flying Chanclas" (if you were ever disciplined as a kid with a well-aimed slipper, that last one will catch someplace special).
The Mariachis logo is inspired by the sugar skulls you'll find around Día de los Muertos (near Halloween), and the wandering musician groups famed for big hats, fat guitars and fancy threads.
Location: Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park, Albuquerque, New Mexico; 1601 Avenida Cesar Chavez SE, 6:02pm
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07/20/15 Photo by Tanapon Permyao / The Daily Collegian
Third baseman Cole Lankford (3) throws to first during the game agaist Batavia Muckdogs at Medlar Field on Monday, July 20, 2015.
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Riley Greene. Gulf Coast League Tigers East v Gulf Coast League Tigers West. Tigertown. Lakeland, Fla. June, 29, 2019. (Photo by Tom Hagerty.)
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I love to see my pics put to good use but also appreciate photo credits. Instagram - @milbgrammer. Twitter - @jeffhyde. Thanks!