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The Super Puma simulator where we spent three weeks achieving the type-rating after completing the ground school in Norway.
Heli-Sim, Marignane, Southern France. March 2007.
Find out what happens during an earthquake by creating your own using this interactive 3D seismic waves simulation developed by ForgeFX. An actual earthquake will always create Primary, Secondary, and Surface waves, using this 3D simulation students can isolate waves to understand the different types of seismic activity. Select the type of wave, the strength of the waves, the angle, and the zoom levels for the simulation to run. Waves can be played forward and backwards through time, in textured or wire-frame 3D models, all controlled by the user of the simulation.
Pro Flight Simulator is just one of a handful of expert flight simulator games for the COMPUTER. However prior to you determine if it's right for you it is necessary that you know all the advantages and disadvantages of Pro Flight Simulator so that you may make the most effective purchasing choice again. There are plenty of pro flight simulator video games and they are all various.
Waist ring simulator for a space suit, it allows aquanauts access the tools as they would in the Space suit
Amusingly, these little motion simulators that play footage from old Cedar Point coasters can be found all over the country. This one is in the Woodbridge Mall in New Jersey.
This chamber is used to test unmanned spacecraft in environments similar to what they will experience in space and on other planets. It is designed to simulate extreme cold, high vacuuum, and intense solar radiation.
The stainless steel chamber is 27' in diameter and 85' high. It operates at a pressure equivalent to an altitude of 125 miles. It has a temperature range of -320–250° Fahrenheit. The sun is simulated by an array of 37 30kW compact arc lamps. The light from these lamps is focused through a lens and passes into the chamber through a quartz window. The light is focused on the mirrored ceiling of the simulator and is reflected down towards the chamber floor.
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology, Pasadena
This interactive 3D simulation gives students access to a running 4 cylinder engine, in a safe and risk-free environment. Students can use the simulation to learn how a piston works independently, and within a four-stroke engine. The simulation allows students to watch 3D animations of the four-stroke engine from any angle or distance, speed-up and slow-down the engine, as well as pause and show engine labels - all in real-time 3D. A complex mechanical process, like a four-stroke engine, is an easily understood lesson when delivered as an interactive 3D training simulation.