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Bio-Inspired Design: Tapping the Silent Flight of Owls
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December 2, 2016
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1:56Now PlayingA consortium of scientists says it has gained some additional wisdom on what makes owl flight so quiet—and how to emulate the owl’s special physiology to muffle the sound of a blade passing through air. They hope their technology can lead to quieter wind turbines, fans, cars and someday even aircraft. Photo: Getty Images
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