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Make to see and what the position is the engine is closely guarded secret. bird fly basically is based on two different motions so it's like a rowing boat so what you have this you don't only have the motion of a lot of people think the birds do like the up and down movement but you also have the movement that's like a rowing boat so a little bit like this and so what we really want is that the wing. can make a flexible motion so it should be able to really move like this so those motions are really needed for flapping wings light. the engine is soon found out that attempting to copy nature br...

Engineering uses the same principle. other movements are much harder to emulate but it's propel themselves forward by pushing at backwards with the wing tip following an elliptical path. when the bird flaps its wings its angles them slightly and opens it sound to fact that this minimizes the average distance as the wings meet up. when the bird flaps its wings down it spreads them and the feathers i fill up efficiently pushing arrow away. trucking provides both forward my shin on each leg. the very bad doesn't have any feathers but it's movement. i mean late the use of real bad what kind of mak...

Meet challenger. >> blown out of the nest as a baby in a storm 24 years ago. he was actually rescued by people as a young baby. he wasn't full size. people had found him and hand raised him. they had so much human contact with him he human imprint or thinks is he a earn. >> clayton: i have seen this bird fly at football games during the star-spangled banner. >> when we got the bird physically perfect and mentally disabled thinking he was a person. god gave me the fly during football games majestic beautiful bird. >> clayton: first bald eagle in u.s. history trained to fly. you didn't have much...

When you give back, it's hard but it's so easy. it's that little step that can make a difference. when you feel you can make a difference, you never want to stop. >> wouldn't it be great if more kids are like her. in june she plans to go back to rwanda with 11 of her friends. 10 of them have never been to africa. this is going to be an incredible experience. i found out about jessica through a charity called world of children, they honor people making a difference with kids around the world. jessica was honored last year. i asked the founder, why do you think that kids are able to do this? he ...