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Wind can lift objects by exerting force on them through pressure differences. When wind flows around an object, it creates an area of low pressure on one side and high pressure on the other. This pressure difference can generate lift, similar to how an airplane wing functions.
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Why is an airstrip parallel to prevailing wind direction?
It is because if the plane get a head wind then it will gain extra lift but will go slower, if u get a tail wind you go faster but get less lift Hope it helps :D
Why do air planes land in the wind?
Airplanes land in the direction of the wind because it helps increase lift and control during landing. Landing into the wind reduces groundspeed, providing a shorter landing distance and better control of the aircraft.
Does the weaker the wind the larger the particles that I can pick up?
Yes, generally, weaker winds can lift larger particles, as they lack the energy to lift smaller particles effectively. Larger particles require more force to become airborne, and in low-wind conditions, they may be more easily moved compared to finer particles that are typically suspended in stronger winds. However, if the wind is too weak, even larger particles may remain on the ground. Overall, wind speed and particle size are closely related in terms of sediment transport.
Why do planes take off and land in the wind?
Planes take off and land into the wind because it helps provide extra lift for the wings. A headwind increases the speed of the air flowing over the wings, which creates more lift and allows the plane to take off or land at a lower speed. This is a safety measure to ensure better control and stability during these critical phases of flight.
How does the flag fly away from the flagpole?
The flag pole is high enough for there to be enough wind to catch it and keep it flapping for an indefinite amount of time.
What are the ski lift wind limits at this resort?
The ski lift wind limits at this resort are typically around 30-35 miles per hour.
Why is an airstrip parallel to prevailing wind direction?
It is because if the plane get a head wind then it will gain extra lift but will go slower, if u get a tail wind you go faster but get less lift Hope it helps :D
How strong does the wind have to be in order to lift a person?
In order for wind to lift a person off the ground, it would need to be at least 50 miles per hour or higher.
How does aerofoil cause the plane to lift?
Aerofoils are able to lift the plane by wind speed, and wind direction. Aerofoils can also lift the plane up by its shape when bent downward of an aeronautical wing shape. - Aerospace engineering
How much wind force is required to lift a person off the ground?
It typically takes a wind force of at least 50-60 miles per hour to lift a person off the ground.
Does a plane takeoff into the wind?
it helps generally to take off into the wind because it gives the plane more lift
What cause a kite to fall to the ground when the wind stops?
A kite falls to the ground when the wind stops because it no longer generates lift to keep it airborne. Lift is generated when air flows over the kite's surface, creating a pressure difference that keeps it in the air. Without wind, there is no lift to support the kite, causing it to descend.
How do you lift up the heavy rock in the wind temple?
With a crane, I suppose...
What helps an airplane fly?
Lift created from wind under the wings
Does wind lift a space shuttle?
Not really, it rides a rocket up to space.
What synonyms are there for the word 'fly'?
lift, open-aired, wind-bared that's about it
How does a airoplane float in air?
With lift generated by wind speed over the wings.
