Often overshadowed by sleeker WWII fighters, the P-47 Thunderbolt proved to be a rugged and powerful asset in Allied hands.

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Since the aircraft can carry a variety of payloads at once, Vestergaard Frandsen envisions applications for early wildfire detection and monitoring of extreme weather and earthquakes.

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As a global jet-setter, the world is your oyster, but before booking that next flight, it’s worth checking out the fine print—specifically, the type of aircraft you’ll be flying on.