A top turbulence scientist explains how he stays calm on bumpy flights
Paul Williams is an atmospheric scientist who studies turbulence.
University of Reading
- Paul Williams studies how climate change is increasing invisible turbulence in the atmosphere.
- Though he knows it's usually safe, he still has to deal with "monkey brain" fear on bumpy flights.
- To help ride out turbulence, Williams distracts himself or watches his drink barely move.
Paul Williams has been studying turbulence for a decade, but he still didn't like encountering...
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