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Ice will sometimes form on an aeroplane, especially on the wings. As a plane flies higher the air around it becomes cooler and can go below the melting point of ice - zero degrees centigrade or 32degrees Fahrentheit. Another factor is the humidity of the air - how much water vapour it contains. Higher humidity would help the formation of ice.
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What keeps the plane in the air?
wings and speed are the main sources that keeps planes in the air! you can find out more by google it
Does the temperature of air high above the ground often above or below 0C?
Where air planes fly, the temperature is below freezing.
What keeps the temperature in southern India from going below freezing?
The Tall Mountains Block The Cold Air
What is reached when the downward pull of gravity is equal to the upward push of air resistance?
The object would stop falling. This is what allows things to float, and what keeps planes in the air.
Can you return a contract phone if it keeps freezing?
no
What are the sun effects on earth?
It keeps the earth from freezing.
What does antifreeze do to the car in the winter?
Antifreeze keeps your coolant from freezing. It keeps your coolant more "fluid".
Do planes stop in the air?
Some planes do like a harier it could stop in the air
What industry keeps Antarctica going?
Freezing your nuts off
Who buys air planes from Canada?
It depends if you mean private planes or commercial or passenger planes. For passenger planes I think Air Canada would probably buy planes though I am not sure and I am sure there would be others.
Why do you need paper air planes?
Paper air planes are source of fun and and interest to most kids. There are many different kinds of paper air planes that you can make. It depends on where and how that you want them to fly
Why do you still use air planes?
Use of air planes allows the military to place bombs where they will be most effective.
