3 weeks ago •
How Glider works?
The wings on a glider have to produce enough lift to balance the weight of the glider. The faster the glider goes the more lift the wings make. If the glider flies fast enough the wings will produce enough lift to keep it in the air. But, the wings and the body of the glider also produce drag, and they produce more drag the faster the glider flies. Since there's no engine on a glider to produce thrust, the glider has to generate speed in some other way. Angling the glider downward, trading altitude for speed, allows the glider to fly fast enough to generate the lift needed to support its weight.
Likes
comment
Share
Related content
Kami adalah sekumpulan pegiat IT Selengkapnya tentang kami ada di website ini selamat berselancar.!! #pegiat_IT
1 week ago
Why is Greece first in the Olympic parade? Traditionally (starting at the 1928 Summer Olympics), Greece enters first, because of its historical...
3 weeks ago
What is bio-mining ? Biomining is a technique of extracting metals from ores and other solid materials typically using prokaryotes or fungi. Th...
3 weeks ago
What is purpose of Filter in Cigarettes ? A cigarette filter has the purpose of reducing the amount of smoke, tar, and fine particles inhal...
3 weeks ago
What is GI Tag? Geographical indication (GI) refers to any indication that identifies the goods as originating from a particular place, where ...
3 weeks ago