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The wings of an aeroplane produce liftÂ?which keeps the plane in the air.
For every action, there is a reaction. There is a large amount of air being forced down by the wings. After the air flows over the top of the wing, due to the shape of the wing, that air also flows downwards, creating an upward force on the wing. Thus, the opposite force would be the air keeping the airplane up.
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Why can you not walk under an aeroplanes wings?
you cannot walk under an aeroplanes wing because when you get upside-down you can fall
What do you call the person who directs aeroplanes on the ground?
taxi control
Which layer can aeroplanes fly without needing pressurised cabins?
at ground level
A collection of aeroplanes?
The collective nouns for aeroplanes are a flight of aeroplanes or a squadron of aeroplanes.
Why do you carry a microscope by the arm and base?
so you dont touch the lenses and get smears on them and so that the device does not fall and break on the ground
Why is it easy to fall over on an icy day?
it is easy to fall on a icy day because the ground is very slippy and our shoes dont always have good enouhg grips for the ice.
Where were the machine guns used in world war 1?
On aeroplanes fighting against each other & ground targets, and on the ground itself firing against enemy targets.
Why does aeroplanes shadow not fall on ground?
It does, when they're low enough. The rays from the sun don't travel entirely straight when they go through atmosphere, so if the plane is high enough the light has the time to bounce back and fill the void left under the plane.
Why can't aeroplanes reverse?
aeroplanes can reverse
What are aeroplanes made out of?
Aeroplanes are generally made of Aluminum.
What forces pulls airplanes toward the ground?
The force is gravity. What prevents aeroplanes crashing into the ground is their forward movement into the air due to the uplift created from the shape of the wings.
Why do paper aeroplanes fly in the air?
paper aeroplanes flies in air because they less resist the air. For example- if you drop a heavy object and a paper from same height, the heavy object reaches first to ground and the paper will reach ground after the object. Similarly, paper plane flies for some time in air then it comes down.
