The rear,small propeller is used for steering and attitude. The main rotor gives lift and forward movement.
Helicopters propellers are not 'sharp' . They are aero-dynamically shaped.
Helicopters have rotors airplanes have propellers
No!
there are no propllers on planes but there are on helicopters
They do not have propellors for kids. The propellors make the helicopter fly straight
sometimes, but they need to be on both sides or else the helicopter will lose its balance and crash! it is not beneficial if you put the lights on the propellers because they will move so fast you can't see them...
Generally speaking there are 4 propellers. Two of them are crossed over each other that form the main propellers, and the other two are at the rear.
They're powered either by a gas turbine engine (known as a turboshaft), or some helicopters (such as the Robinson helicopters) still use internal combustion engines.
Helicopters require at least two propellers to achieve stability through a concept known as "counter-torque". The main rotor produces torque that would rotate the body of the helicopter in the opposite direction. The tail rotor or fenestron is used to counteract this torque, providing stability by keeping the helicopter from spinning uncontrollably.
No, the Boeing 707 did not have propellers, it had 4 turbo fan engines, two on each wing
Twin engine
in a mueseum