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9th February 2021 10:37 am 9th February 2021 10:37 am Beatrice Shilling’s engineering fix to a major design flaw in World War Two Hurricane and Spitfire fighter plane engines contributed to the eventual outcome of the Battle of Britain. Written by Nick Smith It was only a brass washer in the shape of a thimble. But it stopped Britain’s Merlin engine carburettors flooding in temporary negative-g manoeuvres such as a nosedive or inverted flight. While the RAF toiled over a long-term solution to their engines cutting out in combat, an engineer by the name of Beatrice Shilling pulled a ra...

A dozen refugees being detained at this hour. what is the latest this morning? reporter: good morning, guys. the latter much protest that that we showed you overnight have died down. there's not much action going out here at the out here in the parking lot outside terminal four. so a lot of action going on inside this terminal behind me. this is one of the international terminals where we see so many flight command. let show you what things looked like last night to give you the scope of how large those protests where. the situation inside as i mentioned, we've been told by a team of volunteer...

And lightning. >> the weather patterns we're seeing here the cumulus clouds the cold temperatures the wind speeds at these altitudes, it is typical for this time of year in indonesia, right, we're in monsoon season so this is not unusual. >> yes, this is not unusual. >> experts say an experienced pilot would be familiar with those patterns and there is no way he would purposely fly into the thunderstorm. >> yes, there was bad weather ahead. but there was nothing there that said you know you can't get around it. >> when the station chief shows us this log book we learn more about how the weathe...