10 Interesting Fact About The physics and mechanics of flight

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• Airplanes can fly because of the Bernoulli principle, which states that air pressure decreases when air velocity increases, so the air above the wings becomes thinner and makes aircraft.
• Airplane wings are designed in a special form called aerofoil, which can produce sufficient lift to lift airplanes in the air.
• The weight shift of the center of the aircraft can affect the stability of the aviation and can be adjusted by moving the load or fuel on the aircraft.
• Piloting An aircraft involves the use of three main axes, namely roll (wing movements up or down), pitch (movement of the plane up or down), and yaw (the movement of the plane to the left or right).
• Raking out the aircraft engine requires a process called the starting sequence, which involves regulating fuel and air flow to the engine and turn on the ignition system.
• Airplanes can experience turbulence, which occurs when the stable air flow around the aircraft is disturbed by factors such as bad weather or air turbulence.
• The aircraft braking system uses brakes on the wheels under the plane, which works by pressing the braking rope that connects the brakes with the pedal in the cockpit.
• Airplanes can fly at various heights and speeds, depending on the destination and condition of the flight.
• The aircraft's navigation system involves the use of instruments such as altimeters, compass, and GPS to guide the aircraft to the desired destination.
• Airplanes can carry out aerobatic maneuvers, such as rolls, loops, and spins, which involve dramatic movements and are often used in air flight shows.