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All-moving tail planes, or stabilators, can provide improved pitch control and maneuverability compared to traditional elevators. They can also reduce drag and complexity in the tail section of an aircraft. Additionally, they offer better control authority at high speeds and high angles of attack.
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What force acts against all moving objects?
Friction is the force that acts against all moving objects, slowing them down. It is caused by the contact between the object and the surface it is moving on.
What is the difference between moving at a constant speed and not moving at all?
None, as "not moving at all" is just moving at a constant speed of zero. Special relativity shows that there is nothing unique or different about zero speed. It is just a value of constant speed.
What is the antonym of moving?
Stay, Stop, Pause, and Remain are all antonyms.
Why does a typical small helicopter with a single rotor have a second small rotor on its tail?
The small rotor on the tail, called the tail rotor, counteracts the torque produced by the main rotor of the helicopter. Without the tail rotor, the helicopter would spin uncontrollably in the opposite direction of the main rotor. The tail rotor helps maintain the helicopter's balance and heading.
What do all moving objects have?
they all bend or move in a way.
Name all of the plain in trinidad?
arima plain
Did all dragons have a tail?
Most dragons had a tail, it is not exactly known if ALL dragons had a tail.
What happens if an earthworm is cut in 2?
Usually the head of the worm will survive and grow back a tail, while the tail part dies when all energy are used up. In some cases it may also grow back into another worm.
Does a whale swim by moving its tail up down left or right?
Up and down. All marine mammals swim with vertical motions, and fish swim with horizontal motions.
Do crested geckos tails keep moving once they fall of?
Like with all limbs on almost any creature, the nerves are still active once the limb has been removed from the body. In the example that a bird snatches a Crested gecko by the tail, they "drop" the tail and as the tail continues to wiggle around, the crested gecko is able to escape into some brush, while the predator is enjoying a nice tasty tail.
Can you dock a Staffordshire bull terrier's tail at 5 weeks?
That is too young, you should wait longer, but the best is to not dock it at all. Why on earth would you want to dock your dogs tail? For one it is part of the dog that is marked upon when looking for typical breed charecteristics, and secondly it's just plain cruel
Why do geckos drop there tail?
It is used as a defence mechanism, so if a predictor attacks a gecko it would usually drop its tail to distract the attacker. Not all geckos do this but lots do, when geckos grow back there tail it usually looks different then before and is usually more wide. So if holding a leopard gecko for example make sure that you make sure you don't hurt the tail as it may lose its tail.
What land features are in US?
All; Mountain Plain, desert plain, and bay.
What is odd about a Manx cat's tail?
It is odd that the Manx has no tail at all.
What has a long body and bushy tail but not a squirrel?
The numbat is a small, squirrel-sized marsupial of Australia. It is not related to squirrels at all, as Australia does not have squirrels. It feeds exclusively on termites. A strikingly attractive animal, it does have a bushy tail, though not as bushy as a squirrel's. It is unique in the way it holds its tail straight up when it is moving. See the related link below for a picture.
When a squirrel is attacked by a hawk does the hawk eat all all but the tail?
It eats everything, including the tail
Can you substitute plain flour for all purpose flour in baking a cake?
yes. They are the same thing. Plain flour is an Australian term where all-purpose is the American.
