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What are airplanes dumping on forest fires to try to extinguish them?
The airplanes take water (normally from an ocean or lake) and store it in the airplane. When they reach the fire they dump the water on the fire.
Why are airplanes made from aluminium alloys?
Because aluminum alloys are very light without sacrificing much strength and oxidize very slowly.
What is the best statement about microorganisms?
They are kind and loving parents and they don't take up too much space.
How did technology help us discover meteorites?
Technology did NOT help much in discovering meteorites. Meteorites have been collected for hundreds of years, at least.
How much of Indian GNP contributed by chemistry and chemical technology?
30%
Three main physical resources in the Caribbean?
There are many physical resources. These include ships, airplanes, as well as technology. Without these man-made resources, our lives would be much different.
How do people get from place to place?
Transportation. Walking, bikes, cars, trains, airplanes, buses, ships, and so much more
What does Russia pruoduce?
Cars, Ships, Airplanes, Cosmic Ships, Food, Oil, Petroleum, Gaz, Textiles, Metals, Nuclear Stations, Military Weapons, Computers, Music, Films, TVs... too much to enumerate.
How did advancements in technology change the US from 1870 to 1910?
Much of the infrastructure we have today is based on early technology . The phone, light bulb, car, airplanes, and other things created our world.
How is a bay or natural harbor where ships can stop very close to land beneficial to people?
A bay or natural harbor where ships can stop very close to the land is beneficial to people because it allows for the easy offloading of goods. This makes them more affordable and allows shipments to arrive much easier.
What do a modern airplane have that one of first airplane didnt?
The Wright Brothers airplanes were made of wood and cloth. Modern airplanes have metal fuselages (which means that its a closed object, unlike older planes). Modern airplanes are pressurized, which means you can breath at high altitudes. Newer airplanes can carry much more passengers and has much more range. Most new airplanes have either turboprop, turbofan, or turbojet engines, which are much more fuel efficient, less noisy, and more reliable, whereas older airplanes used piston airplanes. They also have more sophisticated technology, such as fly by wire, turbulence avoidance, etc.
How much faster are airplanes than spaceships?
Spaceships are MUCH faster than airplanes.
How do people in France get aroundcan you answer the quistion?
Walk, bicycles, motorcycles, cars, buses, boats, airplanes, trains... their technology isn't much different than the rest of the world.
Did they have carriages back in London during World War 2?
They had tanks, airplanes and much more advanced technology in WWII, carriages were obviously accessible but obsolete at the time.
What are the various modern technology. list them?
We see modern technology everywhere now.Some of the examples of modern technology in terms of transportation are cars, airplanes, etc.Examples of modern technology in terms of health are x-rays, mri, different types of scans, etc.In similar ways, we can pretty much pick anything in life that is affected by modern technology.
Why do airplanes takeoff?
There is not much point in having airplanes unless they 'take off' .
What transport was like in 1948?
Transportation in 1948 was not much different than it is now. There were airplanes, cars, trains, and even ships. However, newer models of these types of transportation have developed over the years.
