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Can you feel an earthquake while flying?
No, passengers typically do not feel earthquakes while flying because the aircraft is traveling at a high speed and altitude, which can reduce the impact of seismic activity. Pilots are also trained to navigate around areas prone to earthquakes.
How does evaporation impact the water cycle?
Evaporation impacts the water cycle by changing liquid water into water vapor.
Can you take a metal water bottle on a plane?
Yes, you can take a metal water bottle on a plane, but it must be empty when you go through security. You can refill it at a water station or after passing through security. Make sure to check with your airline for any specific requirements.
How does agriculture have an impact on natural resources?
irrigation diverts and uses water.
What are some ways humans impact the water cycle?
current for electricity
How can waves cause erosion and impact?
Well, the impact is very strong. A lot of water together is harder than cement. If somebody falls out of a plane, and lands on the water sideways, the impact can kill the person.
When is resistance desirable?
resistance is useful when a plane is flying in the air, air resistance. it is also useful when a boat is floating on water, water resistance.
How did they try to pro that they were witches?
by tying them to a chair and throwing them in a lake if they were a wutch they would save themselve by flying out if the water if they didn't an innocent person died noone ever survived
How did his plane crash in hatchet?
the pilot guy had a heart attack and died while flying it. so he crashed in the water then got trapped...
What does a seaplane look like?
A seaplane is a plane that can land on water and land. This means that it would have to have somewhat of large water skis to help it stay afloat in the water. The seaplane also has right and left ailerons to help it roll through the air when flying. There are also elevators that control the pitch of the plane. This means that the plane can fly up or down. The plane also has a rudder at the back of the plane to control yaw which is to turn right or left. The propeller takes in the air from the front and speeds it up to help the plane fly better.
What is smoke from a airplane made of?
Carbon monoxide and other left overs from combustion. However, the trail you see behind a plane flying high up is called the contrail, and it consists of water vapor that freezes behind the plane.
Can you feel an earthquake while flying?
No, passengers typically do not feel earthquakes while flying because the aircraft is traveling at a high speed and altitude, which can reduce the impact of seismic activity. Pilots are also trained to navigate around areas prone to earthquakes.
What is the drag of an airplane?
The drag of an airplane is the air resistance caused by the plane flying through air. Similar to when you pull your hand through water and feel resistance.
How long does it take to drive from Auckland too France?
It is impossible to drive in water. The only possible ways to get there are either cathcing a boat or flying via plane.
Do passenger jets leave a white trail?
Yes sometimes. The white trail is called a 'contrail' and is caused when water in the air through which the plane is flying condenses out on particles produced from the plane's engine exhaust. Thus any plane with an engine can produce a contrail if the conditions are right.
What type is Gyarados?
Gyarados is a Water and Flying type Pokemon.
What does it mean flying over water?
flying in an airplane
