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Lindman,Ed.D.  \nProfessor Northeastern Illinois University Chicago, Illinois  \nDepartment of Transportation  \nFederal Aviation Administration Office of Human Resources and Management Washington, D.C. 20591  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nPage  \nACKNOWLEDGMENTS......................................................................................................iii  \nFAA AVIATION EDUCATION REPRESENTATIVES .......................................................iv  \nSTUDY PHOTOGRAPHS .................................................................................................... v  \nSELECTED AEROSPACE TOPICS IN CURRICULUM CONTEXT................................... x  \nINTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................. 1  \nPROPERTIES OF AIR .......................................................................................................... 5  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 \nMovement of Air...................................................................................................... 24  \nLift/Resistance.......................................................................................................... 25  \nLIGHTER THAN AIR FLIGHT .......................................................................................... 27  \nFloating in Air .......................................................................................................... 28  \nRising Hot Air.......................................................................................................... 29  \nHot Air Molecules .................................................................................................... 30  \nSoap Bubble Balloons............................................................................................... 31  \nBalloon Flight........................................................................................................... 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