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Знаете ли Вы, сколько самолётов находятся в небе прямо сейчас, в данный момент? Хотите узнать их высоту, скорость, маршрут… посмотреть, как они заходят на посадку в реальном времени?

Сколько самолётов сейчас в небе

Когда впервые зашёл на этот сервис наблюдения за самолётами в небе онлайн, то был шокирован…

Даже представить себе не мог, что прямо в данный момент времени СТОЛЬКО самолётов одновременно находятся в воздухе.

Если приглядеться, то заметите, что они двигаются. Колёсиком мышки приближаем карту и… ОНИ ЛЕТЯТ, прямо на наших глазах!

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Но давайте сначала настроим кое-что — идём в параметры…

В этой вкладке настроек выставил «правильные» единицы измерения.

Если Вам трудно ориентироваться в англоязычном интерфейсе сервиса flightradar24, то советую воспользоваться переводчиком, установленным в Вашем браузере…

Идём дальше по настройкам…

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Второй параметр (указанный нижней стрелкой) изначально пустой — можно назначить «номер рейса», что позволит следить за друзьями или родственниками, которые летят к Вам в гости.

Самолеты онлайн в реальном времени на карте

Теперь всё готово для слежения — приближаем карту, выбираем самолётик и тыкаем по нему мышкой…

Удача! Рейс «Лондон-Милан» заходит на посадку, судя по высоте и вертикальной скорости в появившейся левой панели.

Давайте посмотрим на это в режиме онлайн — приближаем максимально карту и наслаждаемся (не забываем двигать карту мышкой, за самолётиком)…

Приземлился удачно, слава богу.

Бесплатно следить за самолётами в воздухе на сервисе flightradar24 можно только 30 минут 🙁 …

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«Премиум» стоит 1.99 евро в месяц, при условии подписки на год…

Открою «секрет» — можно просто перегрузить страничку и наблюдать за самолётами дальше, совершенно бесплатно.

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Чуть не забыл дать ссылку на этот чудный сервис — вот она…

Сервис Flightradar24

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Теперь знаете сколько самолётов сейчас в небе и можете наблюдать за ними онлайн в режиме реального времени на карте.

До новых полезных компьютерных программ и интересных приложений для Андроид.

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Я только обозреваю программы!

Любые претензии — к их производителям!

90000 How many planes are there in the world right now? 90001 90002 90003 As EasyJet is accused of putting passengers at risk by scheduling too many flights, our Travel Truths series attempts to count the number of planes on the planet. 90004 90005 90002 Humans beings have only been travelling by air for just over 100 years but we’ve already filled the heavens. 90005 90002 Step outside and look up on a clear day and (presuming you do not live in a remote corner of the country) you’ll probably see the criss-crossing contrails that have become a feature of the modern skyscape.90005 90002 This year commercial aircraft will carry nearly four billion passengers, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), nearly double the number of just 12 years ago, and equivalent to half of the world’s population (though the number represents individual journeys rather than unique passengers). 90005 90002 And to cater for this meteoric rise in commercial aviation, the industry needs more and more aircraft — more 737s, more A320s, more planes. As if there were not already enough.90005 An aerial view of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta airport in Georgia, the world’s busiest airport Credit: Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc. / Alamy Stock Photo / ZUMA Press, Inc. / Alamy Stock Photo 90014 How many planes are there? 90015 90002 The question is clearly not a simple one. Despite registration and manufacturing figures, keeping track of every aircraft in the world is not an easy task. 90005 90002 According to aviation analysts Ascend, the total number of aircraft currently in service is approximately 23,600 — that includes passenger and cargo aircraft.It reckons there are 2,500 more in storage. 90005 90002 Another estimate on aviation enthusiast website airliners.net inludes all commercial and military planes (but not light aircraft) claims that there are some 39,000 planes in the world — and that over the course of history, there have been been more than 150,000. 90005 90014 How many are needed? 90015 90002 So quite a lot of aircraft — but not nearly enough. 90005 90002 The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), a UN body, says that the «global air transport network» doubles in size at least once every 15 years, and that it’s expected to do so again by 2030.90005 90002 Boeing, one of the world’s biggest aircraft manufacturer, agrees. It says that there is a need for 39,620 new planes over the next 20 years, so by 2037 there should be 63,220 aircraft in the world — minus older ones that slip out of service. 90005 90002 «Our forecast is based on a combination of airline growth and replacement of older, less efficient airplanes,» a spokesperson said. «There’s no doubt passenger demand will continue to grow at a healthy clip.» 90005 90014 Who’s building them? 90015 90002 Mainly Boeing and Airbus, the two largest manufacturers, with respective annual revenues of $ 90billion and $ 81billion (as of 2014 року).90005 90002 The two, responsible for the majority of commercial aircraft, race each year to shift the most units — in 2016 Airbus delivered 688 aircraft next to Boeing’s 748. As of the end of July, Airbus had orders for more than 17,000, mostly its A320 model, while Boeing’s backlog is 5,705. 90005 Airbus’s most popular aircraft, the A320, as modelled by easyJet Credit: Credit: pixpix / Alamy Stock Photo / pixpix / Alamy Stock Photo 90002 Toulouse-based Airbus and Boeing in Seattle indulge in healthy competition.Speaking at an event in January, Airbus’s chief operating officer John Leahy said: «How intense is the rivalry? Not as intense as Coke and Pepsi, but it’s still pretty intense. » 90005 90002 Boeing’s most popular model is the 737, of which more than 9,600 (including variants) have been built since 1967 while the Airbus A320 family has notched up 7,696 members since 1988. They are the two most produced commercial aircraft of all time. In third place is the Boeing 777. 90005 Boeing’s 737 has been built more than 9,000 times Credit: Credit: imageBROKER / Alamy Stock Photo / imageBROKER / Alamy Stock Photo 90002 The aircraft to have rolled off the production line most of all is the humble Cessna 172, a four-seater light aircraft.More than 44,000 have been built since its introduction in 1956. There are plenty other light aircraft on this list, as well as military machines, such as the Messerschmitt (35,000 built between 1936 and 1958). 90005 90014 Who has the most planes? 90015 90002 Who’s hogging all the aircraft? Taking figures from June last year, the clear leader is American Airlines with a fleet size of 1,789 (including those operated by regional partners). The top five is made up entirely of US carriers. Ryanair is in tenth place, with 398 planes.90005 90014 How many planes are in the air at any one time? 90015 90002 According to the chaps at FlightRadar24, who keep track of aircraft around the world, the number varies based on the time of day and year. «If we’re talking about peak traffic for the whole year, a Friday afternoon between 2pm and 4pm (UTC — coordinated universal time) in July or August will see slightly more than 16,000 flights in the air,» said Ian Petchenik, from the company. «The same time period in January or February will see about 13,000 flights in the air.»90005 Telegraph logo 90002 This video content is no longer available 90005 To watch The Telegraph’s latest video content please visit youtube.com/telegraph 90014 And how many have disappeared? 90015 90002 Between тисяча дев’ятсот сорок вісім and 2014 року, 85 aircraft have vanished without a trace, according to the Aviation Safety Network. Of those, 26 were passenger jets; 59 were lost at sea, while 26 went missing over land. 90005 90002 The most example in recent history is of course Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.The hunt for the vanished plane was called off last month after three years searching in vain. 90005 90002 In a joint statement, Malaysia, Australia and China said an underwater search spanning 46,000 square miles in the southern Indian Ocean has been completed. But the plane, which was carrying 239 passengers, has not been found. 90005 90014 More Travel Truths 90015 90002 Would you be told if your plane was going down? 90065 ‘Chemtrails’ and other aviation conspiracy theories 90065 What happens if you open the plane door during a flight? 90065 Airline pilot secrets 90065 What can you get away with stealing from hotels? 90065 What happens to items lost at airports? 90065 How to get an airline upgrade 90065 Which is the safest seat on an aircraft? 90065 What causes turbulence, and is it dangerous? 90065 Does the brace position save lives? 90005 .90000 Security | Glassdoor 90001 90002 We have been receiving some suspicious activity from you or someone sharing your internet network. Please help us keep Glassdoor safe by verifying that you’re a real person. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you continue to see this message, please email to let us know you’re having trouble. 90003 90004 Nous aider à garder Glassdoor sécurisée 90005 90002 Nous avons reçu des activités suspectes venant de quelqu’un utilisant votre réseau internet.Aidez-nous à préserver la sécurité de Glassdoor en vérifiant que vous êtes une vraie personne. Pardonnez-nous pour l’inconvénient. Si vous continuez à voir ce message, veuillez envoyer un email à pour nous informer du désagrément. 90003 90004 Unterstützen Sie uns beim Schutz von Glassdoor 90005 90002 Wir haben einige verdächtige Aktivitäten von Ihnen oder jemandem, der in Ihrem Internet-Netzwerk angemeldet ist, festgestellt. Bitte helfen Sie uns Glassdoor zu schützen, indem Sie bestätigen, dass Sie ein Mensch und kein Bot sind.Wir entschuldigen uns für die Unannehmlichkeiten. Wenn diese Meldung weiterhin erscheint, senden Sie bitte eine E-Mail an 90003.90000 How many planets are there in the galaxy? 90001 90002 Artist’s impression of The Milky Way Galaxy. Based on current estimates and exoplanet data, it is believed that there could be tens of billions of habitable planets out there. Credit: NASA 90003 On a clear night, and when light pollution is not a serious factor, looking up at the sky is a breathtaking experience. On occasions like these, it is easy to be blown away by the sheer number of stars out there.But of course, what we can see on any given night is merely a fraction of the number of stars that actually exist within our Galaxy. 90004 90003 What is even more astounding is the notion that the majority of these stars have their own system of planets.For some time, astronomers have believed this to be the case, and ongoing research appears to confirm it. And this naturally raises the question, just how many planets are out there? In our galaxy alone, surely, there must be billions! 90004 90003 90008 Number of Planets Per Star: 90009 90004 90003 To truly answer that question, we need to crunch some numbers and account for some assumptions. First, despite the discovery of thousands of extra-solar planets, the solar system is still the only one that we have studied deeply.So it could be that ours possesses more star systems than others, or that our sun has a fraction of the planets that other stars do. 90004 90003 So let’s assume that the eight planets that exist within our solar system (not taking into account Dwarf Planets, Centaurs, KBOs and other larger bodies) represent an average. The next step will be to multiply that number by the amount of stars that exist within the Milky Way. 90004 90003 90016 90017 90004 Credit: Universe Today 90003 90008 Number of Stars: 90009 90004 90003 To be clear, the actual number of stars in the Milky Way is subject to some dispute.Essentially, astronomers are forced to make estimates due to the fact that we can not view the Milky Way from the outside. And given that the Milky Way is in the shape of a barred, spiral disc, it is difficult for us to see from one side to the other — thanks to light interference from its many stars. 90004 90003 As a result, estimates of how many stars there are come down to calculations of our galaxy’s mass, and estimates of how much of that mass is made up of stars. Based on these calculations, scientists estimate that the Milky Way contains between 100 and 400 billion stars (though some think there could be as many as a trillion).90004 90003 Doing the math, we can then say that the Milky Way galaxy has — on average — between 800 billion and 3.2 trillion planets, with some estimates placing that number as high a 8 trillion! However, in order to determine just how many of them are habitable, we need to consider the number of exoplanets discovered so far for the sake of a sample analysis. 90004 90003 90008 Habitable Exoplanets: 90009 90004 90003 As of October 13th, 2016, astronomers have confirmed the presence of 3,397 exoplanets from a list of 4,696 potential candidates (which were discovered between 2009 and 2015).Some of these planets have been observed directly, in a process known as direct imaging. However, the vast majority have been detected indirectly using the radial velocity or transit method. 90004 90003 90036 90017 90004 Credit: Universe Today 90003 In the case of the former, the existence of planets is inferred based on the gravitational influence they have on their parent star. Essentially, astronomers measure how much the star moves back and forth to determine if it has a system of planets and how massive they are.In the case of the transit method, planets are detected when they pass directly in front of their star, causing it to dim. Here, size and mass are estimated based on the level of dimming. 90004 90003 In the course of its mission, the Kepler mission has observed about 150,000 stars, which during its initial four year mission consisted primarily of M-class stars. Also known as red dwarfs, these low-mass, lower-luminosity stars are harder to observe than our own sun. 90004 90003 Since that time, Kepler has entered a new phase, also known as the K2 mission.During this phase, which began in November of 2013, Kepler has been shifting its focus to observe more in the way of K- and G-class stars — which are nearly as bright and hot as our sun. 90004 90003 According to a recent study from NASA Ames Research Center, Kepler found that about 24 percent of M-class stars may harbor potentially habitable, Earth-size planets (i.e. those that are smaller than 1.6 times the radius of Earth’s). Based upon the number of M-class stars in the galaxy, that alone represents about 10 billion potentially habitable, Earth-like worlds.90004 90003 Meanwhile, analyses of the K2 phase suggests that about one-quarter of the larger stars surveyed may also have Earth-size planet orbiting within their habitable zones. Taken together, the stars observed by Kepler make up about 70 percent of those found within the Milky Way. So one can estimate that there are literally tens of billions of potentially habitable planets in our galaxy alone. 90004 90049 Histogram showing the number of exoplanets discovered by year.Credit: NASA Ames / W. Stenzel, Princeton / T. Morton 90003 In the coming years, new missions will be launching, like the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and the Transitting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS). These missions will be able to detect smaller planets orbiting fainter stars, and maybe even determine if there’s life on any of them. 90004 90003 Once these new missions get going, we’ll have better estimates of the size and number of planets that orbit a typical star, and we’ll be able to come up with better estimates of just many planets there are in the galaxy.But until then, the numbers are still encouraging, as they indicate that the chances for extra-terrestrial intelligence are high! 90004 90054 Kepler’s six years in science (and counting) 90054 90003 90057 Citation 90058: How many planets are there in the galaxy? (2016, October 25) retrieved 13 July 2020 from https: // phys.org / news / 2016-10-planets-galaxy.html 90004 90003 This document is subject to copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of private study or research, no part may be reproduced without the written permission. The content is provided for information purposes only. 90004 .90000 How Many Planets Are There in the Solar System? 90001 90002 By Victor Kiprop on April 4 2018 in Environment 90003 90004 A diagram showing the planets of our Solar System.90005 90002 The number of galaxies in the universe is largely unknown to humans. In fact, scientists speculate that there may be an infinite number of galaxies. Our galaxy, the Milky Way, is estimated to host about 100 billion planets most of which orbit a star. In the near past, astronomers have discovered hundreds of planets in our galaxy, some of whom exhibit some Earth-like characteristics.Our solar system comprises of the sun, eight planets and their moons, and several small solar system bodies. 90003 90002 Previously, Pluto was considered to be the ninth planet in the Solar System. However, in 2006, Pluto was demoted to the status of a «dwarf planet» due to more concrete, strict definitions of what a planet is. To be a planet, an object must not only orbit the Sun but also have sufficient mass to have a rounded shape induced by gravity.A potential planet must also be the most important object in its «neighborhood.» 90003 90002 The planets in the Solar System are as follows: 90003 90012 90013 90014 Mercury 90015 90016 90013 90014 Venus 90015 90016 90013 90014 Earth 90015 90016 90013 90014 Mars 90015 90016 90013 90014 Jupiter 90015 90016 90013 90014 Saturn 90015 90016 90013 90014 Uranus 90015 90016 90013 90014 Neptune 90015 90016 90045 90046 8.Mercury 90047 90002 Mercury is the closest planet to the sun. It is also the smallest planet in our solar system. Mercury completes a full revolution around the sun in 88 days. It is a rocky planet with an equatorial radius of 1,516 miles. Interestingly, Mercury does not have an atmosphere. This means that the temperature on Mercury can fluctuate from 840 ° F during the day to minus 275 ° F during the night! 90003 90002 Mercury’s orbit is oval-shaped.On some occasions, Mercury can be viewed from Earth. 90003 90046 7.Venus 90047 90002 Venus is the second closest planet to the sun. Venus is also the hottest planet with a mean temperature of 863 ° F. The atmosphere on Venus is dense and traps warm air within it. Venus is Earth’s closest neighbor. 90003 90002 Venus has the longest revolution and rotation times of any planet in the solar system.Venus takes 224,7 Earth days to revolve around the sun. The rotation of Venus on its axis is so slow that it takes the equivalent of 243 Earth days to complete a single rotation, which means a single day on Venus is longer than a whole year on Venus. 90003 90046 6.Earth 90047 90002 Planet Earth is the only planet known to host life. It completes a revolution around the sun every 365.256 days. It is 92,955,820 miles away from the sun and is the third closest planet to the sun. 90003 90002 It is estimated that the formation of Earth began 4.54 billion years ago. Its total surface area is 196,940,000 square miles, 71% of which is covered by water while the remaining 29% is land. The Earth’s atmosphere protects life from uninhabitable space, shields us from harmful radiation, and controls the weather. Earth is the densest planet in the Solar System. 90003 90046 5.Mars 90047 90002 Mars, also known as the «red planet,» is the fourth planet in the solar system as well as the second smallest one. It has a solid surface just like the Earth, but its atmosphere is thin. 90003 90002 Mars is half the size of the Earth and is 143,000,000 miles from the sun.Mars is sometimes visible from the Earth in the evening due to its bright surface. Liquid water is not found on the surface of the planet due to the low atmospheric pressure. Researchers are examining the possibility that life once existed on Mars. Scientists believe that the ice caps on the poles of the planet are made up of water and that the ice on the south pole would fill the planet’s surface to a depth of 36 ft if melted. 90003 90046 4.Jupiter 90047 90002 Jupiter is the fifth and largest planet in the solar system. Along with Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, Jupiter is considered to be one of the Solar System’s gas giants. Jupiter’s mass is 2.5 times the total mass of the other planets combined. Jupiter is a gaseous planet meaning that it has no solid surface, although researchers believe that its core is solid. Jupiter is so large that 1,300 Earths would fit inside it.90003 90002 Jupiter’s atmosphere is violent. Wind speed travels at an average speed of 340 mph, twice the speed of a category five hurricane on earth. The planet has three rings made of dust particles that are difficult to see. It takes 12 Earth years for Jupiter to make a revolution around the sun. 90003 90046 3.Saturn 90047 90002 Saturn is the second-largest planet in the solar system after Jupiter. It is a gaseous planet just like Jupiter but has nine continuous rings and several ringlets made of rocks and ice. It is considered the most beautiful planet in the solar system and is composed of hydrogen and helium. 90003 90002 The diameter of Saturn is nine times that of the Earth.Its volume equals that of 763.5 Earths, and its surface is equal to 83 Earths. However, it weighs only one-eighth the mass of the Earth. Saturn has nearly 150 moons, 53 of whom have been named. 90003 90046 2.Uranus 90047 90002 Uranus is the third-largest planet in the solar system. Its surface is composed of a frozen component and it is therefore considered an ice giant. However, its atmosphere is made up of hydrogen and helium alongside other «ices» such as methane, ammonia, and water. 90003 90002 Although it is not the furthest planet from the sun, it is the coldest with temperatures that reach -224 ° C.Uranus is the only planet that does not radiate heat from its core. Uranus is around 2 billion miles from the sun. 90003 90046 1.Neptune 90047 90002 Neptune is the furthest planet from the sun. It was first considered a fixed star by Galileo who used mathematical predictions to discover it rather than the regular method of making observations. It is nearly 2.8 billion miles from the sun and completes a revolution round the sun every 164.8 Earth years. 90003 90002 Neptune completed its first revolution in 2011 since it was discovered in 1846.It has 14 known moons with Triton being the largest. Its atmosphere consists of hydrogen and helium. It is the windiest planet in the solar system, hosting nine times the average wind speed of the Earth. Recently, NASA discovered that Neptune had flowing rivers and lakes of liquid methane. 90003 .