Microsoft Flight is the next flight simulator release from Microsoft following on from Microsoft Flight Simulator X. In this release, they dropped the “Simulator” part of the product name in order to ...

Drosophila melanogaster, the common fruit fly, is in some ways a simple creature. But in others it is so complex that, as with any form of life, we are only scratching the surface of understanding it.

A new flight training center is hoping to take simulator use to a new level in teaching people how to fly airplanes. The new Redbird Skyport has received Federal Aviation Administration approval for a ...

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 has a marketing line that sounds like the usual bluster you get around any publisher’s big tentpole game. It is, the publisher and its developers claim, "the most ...

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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Microsoft Flight Simulator is looking like, by far, the most detailed and meticulous flight sim ever made, but there will inevitably be a divide ...

Using A Lever To Fly A Plane! With Flight Simulator 2002 and IL-2 Sturmovik, it looks like the drought in PC-based flight simulators is finally over. Apart from Fly! 2 or the very elitist X-Plane, not ...

I finally flew on a simulator last week after years of making excuses to avoid doing so. I always figured I spent enough time flying in the real world and did not need to buzz around virtual airports ...

Microsoft has released the minimum specs for one of the year’s most anticipated games, Flight Simulator 2020 - and they’re not as steep as you might have predicted. Flight Simulator 2020 is the first ...

In a way, fruit flies are just like us. They have eyes, legs, nervous systems, and they love fruit. Unlike us, however, they only have a few thousand neurons in their brains, which means scientists ...