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How the lines of smoke are created behind a jet-plane?
If you're referring to the smoke coming off the wing tips of aircraft that would be a wing tip vortex which is what occurs from the induced drag created by the wings of the aircraft as it creates lift. the smoke that comes from the exhausts of the jet turbines is not actually smoke but water vapor called con trails. the higher temperature water vapor from the exhaust mixes with the cooler temperature air outside of the exhaust and causes the water to condense making the con trails as the aircraft travels through the air.
How jet plane moves on land?
When a jet plane moves on land, it is called taxiing. The engine thrust of the plane allows the plane to move without actually taking off until it is ready.
How do you use the word plane in a sentence?
"I stepped onto the plane." "The plane took off into the air." "Is that your plane?" Etc. :)
What is the three latter word name of a plane that takes off from the land?
Jet?
What type of wings does a high performance jet need?
Ones that won't fall off the fuselage. If you look at different high-performance jets, you'll notice that none of them have the same exact kind of wing. Some have swept wings. Some have delta wings. Some have ogival wings. But all these wings have one thing in common: they are strong enough to thrive in the performance envelope the plane operates in.
What speed would an average jet airplane go when it takes off?
It depends on the plane of course. But a small to midsize jet, like a Boeing 737, takes off at roughly 135 knots. (155 MPH, 250 KPH) It's not necessarily the size of the jet though. It depends on the weight of the plane. The heavier the plane, the faster the takeoff speed.
How does a very heavy jumbo jet take off?
because air resistance passes through the wings
Who made the jet plane?
1952 may the 2nd 1000s of people gaverd round to see it take off hope i helped......this is true i now what i rite
Why do aeroplanes need wings?
An aeroplane needs wings because it helps with the main part of a plane- take off. 1.The reason why is that there are ailerons at the back of a planes wings and these help with the roll or the way a plane is steered so if we didnt have wings we couldn't steer a plane.2. The way you steer a plane you have to use rudders and these rudders allow the plane to have yaw used by the pedals .Yaw is like if you were to jump up on a trampoline and spin ,hense the motion of yaw , also to do with steering and wings. the last thing is that a plane has to have a pitch which is the way a plane takes off and to have pitch the flaps connected to the AILERONS at the BACK OF THE PLANES WINGS must be usable By Samantha Dudley. First Maori Female international pilot.
What is the name of the plane that can start with a virtical lift off?
The V-22 Osprey is the newest Army "helicopter" that can lift off vertically. The Harrier Jet is the US Marine fighter jet that takes off vertically.
What happens when a plane accelerates and takes off?
It gains lift under the wings which enables it to rise .
What are four sentences for the word wings?
He will stay in the vet's until his wings have been repaired.The wings on the plane fell off in mid-air.Don't believe the advert, Red Bull does not give you wings. I checked.The sunlight danced through the feathers of the angel's wings.
