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How does a airoplane float in air?
With lift generated by wind speed over the wings.
How airplane fly in air?
engine lets airoplane fly in air and airoplane also fly with its wings
What happens to the speed of fighting airoplane when it starts firing?
Take a look at Newton's Third Law, or the equivalent Conservation of Momentum; that should give you an idea.
Airoplane in French?
Avion
How do you get to the Channel Islands?
Airoplane or boat
Can earthquake affects airoplane?
yea
Who was the inventor of airoplane?
The Wright brothers
Can a Muslim pray on a airoplane?
yes, they can
When were airoplanes invented?
the airoplane was invented on 1769.
Who made the first airoplane and when?
shout up
Where first airoplane flying?
It's the Wright Flyer.
What the name of used airoplane fuel?
exhaust gasses
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