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The records for paper airplane flight are measured in the time aloft. These competitions usually pit "wider" paper airplanes against each other rather than the "dart" planes a lot of us made when we first began to construct them. It's kinda hard to figure out how "far" one of these world record planes "went" in the course of its flight into the record books. The planes are launched vertically, the idea in competition being to get as much altitude as possible and rely on the lift of the broad wings to make for a long, slow return glide. If you just want to cover absolute measured distance across a flat course like, say the way they measure the discus throw in the Olympics, the dart shape will get farther from the point of origin than a wide-winged glider because the wide plane will not hold a straight course very well. The wide wings would have to be absolutely identical to keep the plane on a linear course, and that's nigh on impossible with a paper airplane. By the way, the world record (measured in time aloft) plane can be seen by going to the sight hosted by - who else? - the world record holder himself, Ken Blackburn. There are a number of shapes shown and discussed on the site, and not just his wide-winged flyer. Got a couple of links for ya. Surf on over, even if just for the pics. It'll be worth your time.
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Which paper airplane flies further the dart or the custom?
custom
How can you make a paper airplane dart that flies the farthest distance?
To make a paper airplane dart that flies the farthest distance, you can follow these steps: Start with a rectangular piece of paper. Fold the paper in half lengthwise. Fold the top corners down to the center crease to create a point. Fold the top point down to meet the bottom edge of the paper. Fold the wings down at a slight angle. Make sure the dart is symmetrical and the wings are even. Test fly the dart and adjust the wings for optimal distance. By following these steps and making sure the dart is well-balanced, you can create a paper airplane dart that flies the farthest distance.
What paper airplane flies the best arrow dart or moth?
moth because its flight path is very precise.
What are some popular designs for paper airplanes?
Some popular designs for paper airplanes include the dart, glider, and stunt plane. These designs vary in shape and size, each offering unique flight characteristics and performance.
What does the golden dart frog eat?
fruit flies
The back bodice of a dress that you are about to sew is too tight has a dart you want to make it larger should you increase the fabric on one of the sides or not sew the dart?
You should increase the fabric at both side seams, not eliminate the dart. The dart gives the bodice its shape, like an hourglass. Without the dart, the bodice's shape would be more tubular.
How far does a classic dart paper airplane fly?
about 9meter
What shape is a dart?
The most common usage of the term is in garment making; it is a tool used to shape material. Various wedges and shaping tools are used when creating new patterns and they are typically named for the shape they resemble. In dart throwing it is a dart that has been shaped with a tapered end; though since the tapered end shape is fairly common for throwing darts they are usually just called darts.
What paper airplanes fly furthest?
the dart air plane flys the furthest.
What does a poisonous dart frog eat and how many times a day does it eat?
a poison dart frog eats ants, beetles, flies, mites, spiders, termites, maggots, catipillers but in captivity they eat mostly cricets and fruit flies. the poison dart frogs poison comes from there diet.
What does the strawberry dart frog eat?
The strawberry dart frog eats like any other frog, bugs such as: flies mosquitos, and other common bugs.
What is a shaped tapered dart?
The most common usage of the term is in garment making; it is a tool used to shape material. Various wedges and shaping tools are used when creating new patterns and they are typically named for the shape they resemble. In dart throwing it is a dart that has been shaped with a tapered end; though since the tapered end shape is fairly common for throwing darts they are usually just called darts.
