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Keywords for this news article include: Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States, North and Central America, Ecology, Environment and Conservation, Air Pollution, Epidemiology, University of Michigan. Ann Arbor, State:Michigan, United States, North and Central America, Ecology Environment and Conservation, Air Pollution, Epidemiology Keywords: Ann Arbor; State:Michigan; United States; North and Central America; Ecology Environment and Conservation; Air Pollution; Epidemiology EN Ann Arbor State:Michigan United States North and Central America Ecology Environment and Conservation Air Pollution Epidemiology 3421 3421 1 03/23/23 20230310 NES 230310 2023 MAR 10 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Week -- Investigators publish new report on Ecology, Environment and Conservation. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the electric helicopter show 2016 International Radio Controlled Helicopter Association (IRCHA) Jamboree, which included a racecourse and a series of first-person-view (FPV) drone racing events hosted by Smack FPV.

The article discusses the international gathering on aeromodelling that was held at the Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) Headquarters in Muncie, Indiana; and presents the views of Saskatchewan Deputy Zone Director Derek Schultz on the FPV drone racing.

The article talks about drone racing, including comments from top drone racer Zachry Thayer, the Drone Racing League, and the history of drone racing.

The article focuses on the annual Warbirds Over Delaware model airplane competition and its 25th anniversary celebration in Kirkwood from July 6-9, 2016. It offers overview of the highlight of the event which has attracted visitors, modelers, and 200 highly detailed giant-scale warbirds. It also provides several photographs of the warbirds featured in the event including B-25 Mitchell, Junkers Ju 87 Stuka dive-bomber, and Fokker Dr.1 Triplane.

The article offers information on the Red Flag 2016 radio controlled model aircraft competition held at Paradise Field in Lakeland, Florida.

The article focuses on Carlos Puertolas, animator at animation studio DreamWorks, who is a drone aircraft racer and goes by the moniker Charpu. Topics discussed include the drone aircrafts QAV210 Charpu Edition and QAV-X Charpu from Lumenier, which are inspired from Puertolas; the Drone Racing League (DRL) started by philanthropist Steve Ross and views of drone pilot Maurice Sallave on Puertolas.

This article presents a history of air racing. It discusses the raceplanes used for air racing competitions during the Golden Age, the rise of jets after the World War II, the emergence of prototypes designed for air racing, like John Sandberg's Tsunami and Bob Pond's Pond Racer, and ways to improve the speed of a raceplane.

Photographs of the attendees of Radio Control Expo that was held in Costa Mesa, California, are presented.

The article offers information on the 7th Annual Wingham Jet Rally, model jet plane racing event, which featured the Aerobatic competition 'The Smackdown" organized and Judged by WJR participants Jeff Daly of Ottawa and Ali Machincy respectively.

The article presents a report from South East Ontario zone of Model Aeronautics Association of Canada (MAAC) on topics including 20th Annual Warbird Rally of model aircraft hosted by Seaton Valley Club the Annual Zone Meeting on October 25, 2015 and election for the Zone Director's position.

The article offers the author's view on designing and building a Classic Balsa B-17-F model airplane.

The article talks about the raceplane Anequim that is designed by Paulo Iscold, a professor of aeronautical engineering at the Federal University of Minas Gerais. It was first drove by Brazilian aerobatic champion Gunar Armin. It discusses the Red Bull Air Races event where aerobatic pilots race against each other through a low altitude and a highly technical obstacle course.

The article presents an interview with Jurgis Kairys, Melissa Pemberton and Skip Stewart, the trio air pilots of air racing team Immortals or the Tinstix of Dynamite. Melissa explains the reasons behind the change of name from Tinstix to Immortals. Skip describes the origin of the team and inclusion of a third plane in the team.

A personal narrative is presented in which the author describes her experience of participating in the first Women Pilots' Relay of Flight 2015 around 28,000 km of Australian skies.

The article discusses about Pete Brock, a versatile figure in the automotive industry, from being the youngest GM Design hire to his racing endeavors, designing the Daytona Cobra, and his views on modern road racing, highlighting his passion for creativity and innovation in the field of racing.

The article offers information related to aerobatics, and mentions topics including aerobatic competitions, the helicopter aerobatic performance of pilot Chuck Aaron, and air racing.

The author shares tips for people planning to go for an air safari. Planning of the entire safari trip including hotel bookings and flying schedules is considered important. Also recommended is finding the schedule of air racing events taking place at the destination. A visit to the interiors of the places on flight schedule is suggested.

The article offers information on the first-person view (FPV) drone racing which is the fastest-growing sports in the world. Topics include the FPV drone racing creating the sensation of hurtling around the course in mid-air, FPV drone racing having become a fully-fledged sport, complete with sponsorship, leagues and international competition, and it appears appealing to many people because it's inexpensive as per Great Britain champion James Bowles.

And 80s is in vogue again, from Lamborghini reviving the Countach, to Nissan's unashamedly retro design for the new Z. It seems the world's racing fraternity aren't immune either, with ground-effect designs returning next year. Formula 1's 2022 regulations undo the mandate for flat floors that was introduced in 1983, allowing teams to incorporate fully shaped venturi tunnels in their floor design. [Extracted from the article]

But for this year, the Reno Air Racing Association has big plans for the races to roar back to life this fall - including the introduction of the first STOL Drag competition. Sky Next The Stihl National Championship Air Races took a break from the action in 2020, just as most airshows and large-scale events did. In 2019, photographer Michael White captured this Christen Eagle II in the biplane race rounding the pylons inside of No. 31, Tango Tango, a Pitts S-1S. [Extracted from the article]

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The article talks about the Best in the West jet rally held in a wide-open area outside of Buttonwillow, California on October 14, 2014 which featured radio controlled turbine and electric jets. Topics discussed include Skymaster A-10 aircraft demonstrated by Gonzalo Martinez during the event, radios and flight packs displayed by radio manufacturer JR Americas during the event, and a dinner party organized for pilots participating in the event.