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You know, i really get anyed @ people that put stupid answers down when you look for one. :-)
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The United states first high altitude spy plane was called?
the US SkyBird :)
What was the US'S first high altitude spy plane?
the lockheed U-2
What was the name of the US first high altitude spy plane?
Lockheed U-2
What was the US first high altitude spy plane called?
You know, i really get anyed @ people that put stupid answers down when you look for one. :-)
Why one of the windows of a plane flying at high altitude breaks?
If a plane window breaks when the plane is flying at high altitude, all the air in the plane will instantly rush out - along with anything that isn't tied down. Watch the "getting the snakes out of the cockpit" scene in Snakes on a Plane or either of the first two Airport movies for a good cinematic demonstration of this.
Why one of the windows in a plane flying at high altitude breaks?
If a plane window breaks when the plane is flying at high altitude, all the air in the plane will instantly rush out - along with anything that isn't tied down. Watch the "getting the snakes out of the cockpit" scene in Snakes on a Plane or either of the first two Airport movies for a good cinematic demonstration of this.
What was the name of the first US high altitude flight plane?
Not sure but it might have been the SR-71 Blackbird.
Can a helicopter reach a plane's altitude?
A helicopter cannot reach a plane's altitude because it does not have much lift. No, the air is to thin high up for a helicopter to sustain flight.
How do you use altitude in a sentence?
The building is at a high altitudeAfter take-off a plane climbs to a safe altitude before leveling off.
Why does plane not fly at low altitude Why do they usually fly at high altitude?
Better fuel economy. The air is thinner at higher altitudes.
If a door in a plane was opened at high altitude which direction would the air flow?
Outwards
Can you see the curvature of the Earth from a plane?
Yes, you can see the curvature of the Earth from a plane when flying at a high altitude, typically above 35,000 feet.
