Aerodynamics is the study of air movements and how objects can move through the air.
Aerodynamics is closely related to the field of aircraft aviation and technology.
Aerodynamics is also used in sports, such as car racing and bicycles.
The shape of the object can affect aerodynamics, for example Formula 1 cars have aerodynamic design that allows the car to move faster.
Speed also affects aerodynamics, the faster the moving object, the greater the air pressure produced.
Airplane wings are designed in such a way as to create an adopted style that allows aircraft.
The concept of aerodynamics is also used in ship design to reduce friction with water and increase the speed of the ship.
Air behavior on an object can be predicted by using a computer simulation.
Aerodynamics is also used in the design of motor racing helmets to reduce air resistance and increase speed.
Aerodynamics also plays an important role in extreme sports, such as bungee jumping and skydiving, because it affects the speed and stability of the body.
