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How does a Helicopter take off?

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A rotating device that pushes along a ship or aircraft?

a propeller


What is a rotating device that pushes along a ship or aircraft?

a engine


What is a rotating device that push along a ship or aircraft?

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What rotating device is used that pushes along a ship or aircraft?

propeller


What do you call a rotating device that pushes along a ship or aircraft?

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What is the rotating device that pushes along a ship or aircraft?

It is the propeller.


What is pitch in aircraft?

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What can create a horizontal spinning column near Earth's surface eventually turning into a vertical tornado?

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Why do aircraft propellers rotate anticlockwise?

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