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Birds in Bubbles

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Written by Paul Strauss | October 10, 2020

Researchers in London, England used a fascinating method to view the aerodynamic properties of flight. Using helium-filled soap bubbles, they were able to visualize the vortices created by birds’ wings, and made interesting observations about the role their tail feathers play in flight. Details here.


Birds in Bubbles

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