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Airplane - 1980
Photo by Ulrich Beinert
Smokey Bear, Ray Bell, and airplane Date: 1950 From the New Mexico Magazine collection, Negative Number HP.2007.20.1150

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Airbus A330 jet getting struck by lightning in Iceland.
Aircraft get hit all the time by lightning. Sometimes its noticed. Other times we spot it well after the fact. If its not too bad of a strike, usually just a simple check is performed and the a/c is on its way. Totally safe though.
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Bats Fact #22
Bats have air plane license
Airplane! (1980) dir. Jim Abrahams, David Zucker & Jerry Zucker

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In Quebec, air ambulances continue the incomprehensible practice of separating children and parents – despite no written policy demanding it
It was a relatively quiet summertime shift in the emergency room at Montreal children’s hospital when the child – an Inuk preschooler – was rushed in on a stretcher. He had been airlifted in from a remote community after a motor vehicle accident, and he was entirely alone. Suddenly he began to cry. We couldn’t speak his language, and couldn’t find a hospital interpreter. Had he developed a sudden headache? Should we rush him to the CT scanner?
While trying to figure out how to proceed, we found someone who spoke Inuktitut, and learned the heartbreaking reason the child was crying: he missed his mother, who had to stay behind, more than 1,500km away.
Hundreds of critically ill children in remote northern communities are flown by ambulance planes to pediatric emergency centres in Montreal or Quebec City every year. And yet the Quebec Aeromedical Evacuations (Évaq, in its French acronym) – the provincial entity responsible for medical air transport – won’t let caregivers join them. Instead, parents must take a commercial flight, often several days later depending on flight schedules, seat availability and weather.
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Niviuq: to wish or to arouse the wish to kiss or touch another affectionately
Utkuhikhalingmiut (western Inuit) definitions
Inuktitut dialect map with labels in Inuktitut inuujingajut or local Roman alphabet. Data from various sources.
source: wikipedia

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Tom Scott has a new video up explaining why Inuktitut syllabics (which are also used in Cree) are so cool.
A map of all African countries labelled in Inuktitut (the language of the Inuit – indigenous people of northern Canada)