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No, not really. The closer you can get to that is with a Vtol aeroplane (like the harrier) which can stand like a helicopter on engine power alone (without lift from the wings). However, these are few, and can't usually remain like that for long. As an example, the harrier can only remain hovering for one and a half minute, as in that position the engine refrigeration is assured by water cooling (as there is no airflow) and the water tanks only carry enough water for that time period.
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Why aeroplanes and cars have streamline shape?
Aeroplanes and cars have a streamlined shape because it reduces the amount of air drag / air resistance, thus allowing less amounts of energy to be wasted. For example, it cars were to be designed like trucks, this would increase friction, slowing the object down. Take the example of sports cars. They are streamlined so that when it flows through the air, the car can travel smoothly, not clumsly-like movements. Trying experimenting this with a parachute and you'll see why.
Which layer of atmosphere is ideal for flying aeroplanes?
The stratosphere is the ideal layer of the atmosphere for flying airplanes due to its stability and smooth air currents, which minimize turbulence and provide more efficient fuel consumption. In the stratosphere, the jet stream can also help increase the speed of the aircraft.
Why do volcanoes stop aeroplanes from flying?
Volcanic activity can cause aircraft to be grounded. There are a number of reasons, mostly related to the high ash content in the air:Visibility and the effect on radar tracking.The abrasive affect on the mechanical parts of the planeAshes blocking air filters and air flowHealth issues for those in the plane
Why is stratosphere considered most ideal for flying aeroplanes?
You avoide all the weather conditions and the turbulence
Can zinc transported by airplanes?
Yes, zinc can be transported by airplanes as cargo. It is typically packaged securely to prevent damage during transit, and proper regulations and safety precautions must be followed for air transport of zinc to ensure safe delivery.
Where do aeroplanes park?
Airplanes park on the ground. They are commonly parked in hangars, on a paved parking area at the airport called a ramp, or sometimes just tied down in the grass.
Why do aeroplanes not cast shadows on earth?
Aeroplanes DO cast shadows on earth, I have seen many. They are usually easier to see from the air.
What is air corridor?
air space through which aeroplanes are bound by Civil or Military rule, to fly
What in moving air?
Many things move in air, from dust, leaves off trees, to aeroplanes.
Does Bangladesh have aeroplanes?
Aeroplanes (Air-crafts) for commercial and military purpose: Yes Bangladesh has many Aircrafts on both the sectors. All the aeroplanes are imported. Bangladesh on its own can't build or assemble aircrafts. No such facilities.
Can aeroplanes fly through lighting?
it depends if the aeroplane is in an airport on in the air
Where do aeroplanes park do protect them from rust?
a hangar. i am learning about it now but i want to know why this stops them from rusting??
A collection of aeroplanes?
The collective nouns for aeroplanes are a flight of aeroplanes or a squadron of aeroplanes.
How do airplanesfly?
aeroplanes fly because their density is lower than the density of air
Where aeroplanes park?
Aeroplanes have a special place to park. It's called aircraft hanger. It is usually situated in an airport...be it public or private. The hanger is just like your garage...but a lot bigger in size. We have to pay a lot to keep our private plane in the hanger.. But it's the most covineant way to park an airplane as its so near the runway.
Aeroplanes do carry oxygen cylinder to burn the fuel?
No. They just take oxygen from the air.
Who guides helicopters and aeroplanes moving in the sky?
Air Traffic Control
