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Depends on where you launched it from. If you threw it from ground level and it landed on ground of equal height, then I'd say 15 seconds, 30 at the absolute max. If you launched it from, say, 30,000 feet, the altitude at which jumbo jets fly, then who knows how long it could stay up there, let alone where it will land.
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∙ 12y agothe regular 8x11 inch paper (A4) is an good size to make many airplanes
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∙ 13y agobetween 2 to 5 seconds depends on the environment and design of your paper airplane...
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∙ 13y agobetween 2 and 4 seconds,depends on your environment and the design of the paper airplane.
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∙ 14y agothe average length is 6 to 7feet.
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What is the biggest collection of paper airplanes?
it is 5000 feet long
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36,000 feet
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From 28,000 to 33,000 feet.
How much extra force is needed to lift 1.6 tons spread over 17 feet compered to 1.6 tons over 2 feet?
Given suitable rigging and support, the force required to lift any given weight should not depend on the shape or spacial distribution of the weight. If it did, then I'm sure cargo airplanes would consist of wings on some kind of big vertical tube.
What special parts do they have to do this?
the wings and the feet
How much space should everyone get if their were 24 people and a paper 24 feet long and 4 feet high?
Since the paper is 24 feet wide and you have 24 people, I would give each person a space of 1 feet wide and that 4 ft high.
How and why do airplanes fly at such great heights?
They do it with engines large enough and wings with enough lift to work in the thin air at high altitudes. They fly up there for two reasons: less air traffic and less weather. At 35,000 feet you're above the clouds.
