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Please contact creative@jmu.edu if you are interested in using any photos included in our collection.
Me and a friend from the flightsim network are flying crazy in the swiss mountains near Innsbruck airport, LOWI. Another view on how one can squeeze the juice out of Flight Simulation. Flighstsim.
iSGTW story | Image courtesy of Ercan Dumlupinar.
This illustrates the pressure contour plot of the air flow field around a rotator wing that is at the highest angle of attack over 50% and 99% position of span. (Top is 3-D representation, bottom is 2D.)
Physics simulation of an onager implemented with PhysX.
A torque is constantly applied to the arm to represent the a skein of twisted ropes under tension on a real onager. The user can lock the arm to place a projectile on it, when the trigger is released, the projectile is launched.
The target is composed of a sphere hanged to a fixed anchor (top sphere), if hit the bottom sphere swings.
The base of the onager is mounted on four wheels, the front wheels can be turned to direct the vehicle when a force is applied to it . This force can be applied globally or locally.
This is the projection of a density field through a simulation done with the cosmology code Enzo. The image clearly displays the filamentary structure of the universe.
iSGTW story | Image produced using VAPOR.
A simulation of the 3D magnetohydrodynamics at play in the outer third of a star. Each “hair” represents a magnetic field line embedded in the stellar plasma flow. Near the equator, the convective flows tend to align with the axis of rotation; in higher latitudes the convection is more cyclonic.