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The act of flying refers to the movement of an object through the air, typically achieved by generating lift. This can occur through various means, such as the flapping of wings in birds and insects or the thrust produced by engines in aircraft. Flying allows for the traversal of distances and is essential for both natural ecosystems and human transportation. It involves complex aerodynamic principles and often requires careful navigation and control.
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What is flying?
"Flying is the act or process of flight" Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying
What word means to both the act of flying and the act of fleeing?
flight
How many acts are in the Flying Dutchman opera?
The Flying Dutchman opera consists of three acts, Act 1, Act 2 & Act 3. It is about the crossing from Riga to London in 1839 when there was a fierce storm.
What is fly in Spanish?
If you mean the verb for the act of flying, it is volar.To reference a bluebottle fly, it is mosca.
What does flight symbolize?
The act, manner, or power of flying. It can also signify freedom and breaking from bad things.
Who did the first quadruple somersault in the flying trapeze?
Jules Leotard was the world's first flying trapeze circus act. He performed the first act at the Cirque Napoleon in Paris without safety nets in 1859.
Is it a act of war to display a U.S. flag upside down?
No. Flying a flag upside down is a symbol of distress.
What does gliding mean?
The act of moving smoothly along a surface while remaining in contact with it
How do butterflies act?
Butterflies do not act like anything but flying insects. They flap around looking for food in each flower, eventually they look for a mate to help with their eggs, and eventually they die.
What episode does kagome call seshomarru brother?
in the last final act where she married to inuyasha and she saw sesshomaru flying in the sky
Can gravitational force act at a distance?
If it didn't everything in the universe would have gone flying apart long ago and there would be no universe!
What is the difference between flying and flight?
Hovering is when a rotorcraft (helicopter) is airborne and stationary over a point with no movement in any direction. Flying is anytime the helicopter is airborne and not stationary and is moving in any direction. The FAA legal guys say hovering is flying. As in "...the intent to fly..."
