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Tiny joint movements 100 times thinner than hair to boost aircraft engines’ safety

Tiny Joint Movements: The Future of Aircraft Engine Safety German scientists have created new simulation tools that could make aircraft engines and lightweight structures safer than ever before. These tools focus on tiny joint movements that are 100 times thinner than human hair, aiming to revolutionize the aviation industry’s approach to safety and performance. In […]

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