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Why do pilots need to know about geography?
If pilots get caught in a storm, the plane is vulnruble to damage. If it is badly dameged, the plane will have to make a emergency landing. If this is over water, people could drown when the plane hits the water. So, pilots always check the wheather before they leave. If the weather is bad, they won't fly.
Is therewater in water towers?
Did you know there is really water in POPTROPICA water towers.
What does RR water towers stand for?
Rubentium Robertialicus Water Towers
How many water towers are in Minneapolis MN?
How many water towers minneapolis mn
What is the use for amphibious planes?
Operating near water. Amphibious planes (aka Sea Planes) are the most popular aircraft for operating in Alaska. Bush pilots employ them alot. One cannot always land their aircraft on land...ditches, mud, snow, trees, brush, buildings, bridges, swamps, creeks, narrow rivers, mountains, rocks; but the water is normally flat (minus some small wave action). More people own planes in Alaska (per population)than any other state in the union; and many of those aircraft are water capable.
Why are water towers off the ground?
To get water to flow over a large area without having to use pumps. You may have noticed these are more prominent in small communities.
How high are diving towers?
I think about 10.00 meters.
How does water get into water towers?
Water is forced up through a pipe or pipes.
Where are water tower apartments in Chicago?
roof tops that have water towers on them do they have water in them?
How many water towers are in guelph?
There about three
Why water drain on aircraft pops out under it's belly?
The water drains on the aircraft usually pops out under its belly because of the streamlined shape of the aircraft.
What is the significance of the vapor cone in supersonic flight?
The vapor cone, also known as a shock collar or shock egg, is a visible phenomenon that occurs when an aircraft is flying at or near the speed of sound. It is significant because it indicates that the aircraft is traveling at supersonic speeds, creating a sudden change in air pressure that causes water vapor in the air to condense and form a cone-shaped cloud around the aircraft. This visual cue helps pilots and observers identify when an aircraft has reached or exceeded the speed of sound.
