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Airplanes in the 1900s worked the same way they do today. An engine produced power to move the aircraft forwards, allowing air to move across the lifting surfaces (wings). Because of the shape of the wings, a difference in pressure was created, with lower pressure on top of the wing and higher pressure below the wing. This is how lift was and is generated, allowing the plane to climb into the air.
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How fast do 1900s airplanes fly?
Cruising speed: 528km\h for 1900D
How have airplanes changed since the 1900s?
Airplanes have changed faster, bigger and technologically advanced. The fastest aircraft travels with a speed of Mach10. The biggest aircraft is A380. There are even radar airplanes that monitor the skies for activity.
How do the airplanes work?
By Computer.
How the airplanes work?
By Computer.
When do airplanes get put in a junk yard?
When they don't work!
What was the work like in the 1900s?
maybe i like to give you the wrong answer! =)
Do airplanes work?
Of course they work - didn't you ever see an airplane flying?
How does Bernoulli's work apply in modern day technology?
Airplanes.
What was work like in AUSTRALIA in the 1900s?
maybe i like to give you the wrong answer! =)
Farmers Living conditions in the 1900s?
no black farmers were allowed to work the fields.
Do airplanes have to have propellers to work?
No. Gliders, jets and rocket-propelled aircraft do not have propellers.
What is an rft airplane and how do they work?
RTF airplanes also known as "Ready to Fly Airplanes" are airplanes that are already put together and require only a little bit of assembling. I obtained this information from this website: http://www.mostrealisticai.com/rc-airplane-kits.html
