Angry Birds ~ bird hit !!

 

An aeroplane continues to be a marvel – many of us still look to sky on hearing the sound ~nearer Airports, you could find people standing to watch the flight descending or take off. 

The aluminium flying bird is of complex design – the primary factors in  aircraft structures are strength, weight, and reliability. These factors determine the requirements to be met by any material used to construct or repair the aircraft. Airframes  have to be  strong and light in weight.  The most common metals used in aircraft construction are aluminum, magnesium, titanium, steel, and their alloys.  Earlier aluminium was widely used in subsonic aircraft.  Currently a greater amount of titanium is incorporated in to aircraft.   

 ~- ~ You are given a slingshot to fire your angry birds at pigs who are placed within different variant  structures (such as wood, ice and stone) which progressively get harder and retrieve the eggs that those pesky pigs stole!.... as you advance, you get chance to use varied birds with special abilities.  A blue bird when clicked will split into 3 – there are birds which will explode – some which can drop explosive eggs … there are smaller and larger pigs – the challenge is to destroy all pigs with the available birds – if you use less, you get bonus points … some pigs wear helmets as armour, making them even more resistant to damage, while pigs with crowns can take the most damage.  It is the  popular ‘Angry Birds’, a strategy game developed by Finnish computer game developer Rovio Mobile – and that is  ‘bird hit !’

 

Though very tiny before the mighty aircraft, birds  can cause major problems for planes when they collide during flight, especially during takeoff and landing. While most bird strikes are not catastrophic, a severe collision can damage engines, leading to loss of power and potentially causing a crash. The resulting damage from a "bird ingestion," where a bird is sucked into an engine, can range from minor to catastrophic, forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing or, in rare cases, causing a complete engine failure.

Interesting !

 
Regards – S Sampathkumar
2/11/2025