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How tall and wide is the Empire State Building?
The following information was obtained from the National Historic Landmark Nomination document referenced by the link below. The Empire State Building rises 1250 feet and is 102 stories high (observatory level). It is 1472 to the top of the TV tower. The building is 500 feet on West 33rd Street, 197.8 feet on Fifth Avenue, and 475 feet on West 34th Street and 197.8 feet on West facade.
Who moved west in the 1800s?
pioneers and goldminers then the indians had to go even farther west then where thay were.
Do you fly east or west to get from Vancouver Canada to Melbourne Australia?
you would fly west towards the setting sun like going to Hawaii
What are the release dates for Even the Heavens Weep The West Virginia Mine Wars - 1985?
Even the Heavens Weep The West Virginia Mine Wars - 1985 was released on: USA: 1985 (television)
Who is Kim Kardashian going out with?
she has just broken up with her boyfriend reggie bush within two years of going out
Do airplanes flying different directions fly at different altitudes?
Yes. The rule is East-Odd and West-Even. This means that if youre flying any heading on the east side of the compass, you are supposed to cruise at an altitude that is odd-thousands plus 500 feet. 3,500 feet, 5,500 feet, 7,500 feet etc. And if youre flying any heading on the west side of the compass even thousands plus 500.... 4,500, 6,500, 8,500 and so on. The idea being that two airplanes approaching head on (which is the hardest to spot) will always be separated by 1000 feet of altitude even if they are not communicating with ATC or each other. In areas or flight conditions where aircraft are flying under the control of a tower or other air-traffic controllers, it is ATC's duty to keep aircraft separated, ATC will try to use the East-odd West-even rule when it is suitable, but is not bound by it by any means.
What sffects could the polar-front jet stream have on the speed of an airplane flying eastward An airplane flying west ward?
The winds are westerlies. The aircraft going East gets a speed boost. A/C going west travels slower
When did Tiger Aircraft an American aircraft manufacturer based in Martinsburg West Virginia go out of business?
Tiger Aircraft, the American aircraft manufacturer once based in Martinsburg West Virginia went out of business in 2006 due to bankruptcy.
When was Tiger Aircraft an American aircraft manufacturer based in Martinsburg West Virginia created?
Tiger Aircraft was created in 1999.
The location of the allied aircraft in Germany?
the location of the allied aircraft in Germany was started in Berlin aircraft by American and British officials to fly food and supplies into west Berlin.
If earth rotates then why not aircraft west to east stays at on place?
Aircraft fly in the same direction as the Earth's rotation, which actually helps them cover more distance quicker. Even though the Earth is rotating underneath the aircraft, the aircraft moves with the Earth's rotation, so it does not stay in one place relative to the ground. It is this velocity that enables airplanes to reach their destinations efficiently.
When was the first airplane at heath-row?
The first aircraft at Heathrow were Fairey Fulmar light bombers, built there by Fairey Aircraft in 1936, when it was Fairey Aviation's Great West aircraft factory
When piloting a plane east to west should your altitude be even numbers or odd?
When flying from the east to west you should fly at an even number altitude to the nearest thousand. But when flying using Visual Flight Rules you should fly at an even altitude to the nearest thousand plus 500 feet.
The pilot of an aircraft wishes to fly due west in a 50 kmh wind blowing toward the south The speed of the aircraft in the absebce of a wind is 205 kmh In what direction should the aircraft head?
Let the angle of the direction of aircraft making with the west be A. (A vector diagram here would be useful) sin A = (50/205) or, A = arcsin(50/205) = 14.12 degrees The aircraft should fly 14.12 degrees due North-West from West. Or in aviation terms: the aircraft wishes to track West (270 deg. True), he will have 14 deg. drift, so the pilot heads 284 deg. (True). He then corrects this heading by the local Magnetic Variation to give the Magnetic Heading, which he flies using his compass (or, more usually, his Remote Magnetic Indicator).
How did the West respond to the closing of land routes into West Berlin?
By transporting goods/materials/food by a massive continuous aircraft fleet.
Where is the setting of green lantern?
Te West Coast. Pilot Hal Jordan works for a large aircraft manufacturer with defense contracts- they are all on the West Coast in real life! Lockheed, Douglas, etc. It is the fictional Ferris aircraft company. By the way most Douglas craft including bombers and even X-craft had wheel steering controls, rather than stick-type control columns.
What is a aquamole part. Is a aquamole part even real?
yes,and you can get it by going through the west side of the jungle and calm magikarps and a gyrados
