A flying robot uses its bird-like tail to maintain stability in flight – a technique that could enable more aerodynamic ...

Most airplanes in the world have vertical tails or rudders to prevent Dutch roll instabilities, a combination of yawing and ...

This flexibility allows birds to maintain stability and control during flight, even in challenging conditions. Pigeons, for example, show consistent reflexes when rolled, pitched, or yawed.

A pigeon-inspired flying robot is solving avian mysteries that may help create more stable aircrafts. While birds seem to seamlessly maintain stability during turbulence, airplanes need rudders and ...

Svetlana Dali who sneaked onto a flight from New York to Paris last month while airline employees were were reportedly "busy ...

Most of the Kaua‘i Racing Pigeon Club’s six members had birds when they were young, said club Secretary-Treasurer Stephen Ruiz. That’s the way it was with Ruiz. Originally from Kaua‘i ...