Flying remains the safest form of transportation, but a slew of recent turbulence incidents have caused injuries, ...

While large surface waves from powerboats are a staple of recreational watersports, a new University of Minnesota study shows that underwater turbulence, especially from wakeboats, can damage lakebed ...

Clear-air turbulence is harder to detect, more dangerous, and according to new research, it's becoming more frequent as the ...

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Clear-air turbulence is a "typically very violent" phenomenon that occurs at high altitudes, typically between 23,000 to 39,000 feet above sea level, said Hassan Shahidi, president and CEO of the ...

Left image: Normal turbulence is a random mix of eddies. Right image: Patterns with a particular characteristic size form when each of the particles spin like tops. Image courtesy de Wit and Fruchart ...