The United States has recently found a menace hiding in the emptiness of the Mojave Desert. It was believe that wind turbines are found here as well. In this article, if turbine blades were to be removed, it might result in difficulties of plane failures. Such plane failures involve raider malfunction, and it is possible the plane can soar and dissaspear lonely into the world of the "unknown". Blackout zones are also invovled, and can leave many lives in danger. According to the weather radar, it seems well explained to some pilots that this Turbine can be a "storm activity", they say. This makes accurate weather information harder especially recieving it via Air. Yet no incidents have occured, this could probably post an unacceptable risk to training, and national security in some places. The military say that thousands of turbines in the Tehachapi Mountains have already limited the chances to test airborne radar which is commonly used in the miliarity aircraft, known to be the Fighter-18 Hornet for the sense of target detection. According to the opposition of the military, Horizon wind Energy has withdrew the three projects that existed there.
My opinion is that wind turbines are somewhat helpful. Without them, generating electricity may invovle harder tasks and much more risky. Turbines, however, are similar to "monster-size" fans. They can look awkwardly huge in flight. Pilots think that aircrafts generate a low capactiy of electricy. As they fly near turbines, generally, shock particles can generate a strong electricty current and can damage the plane's radar and weather system, which involves turbulence, malfunction, and serious loss. I believe that Turbines can often run into resistence, but it is better to have something generating electricy, for it is a substance of maintaining life.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/27/business/energy-environment/27radar.html?_r=2&no_interstitial&emc=Google-Earth
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