Physics, asked by apoorvavishwasr1660, 1 year ago

Rockets can go in space but aeroplanes can only fly in air. Why?

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Answered by nabiausaaf
1

Because Rockets have a propelling engine that propels the rocket to a perpendicular/ parabolic path through which the rockets goes out of earth orbit.

whereas the Airplanes have thrusting engines which thrust the airplane in an parallel/ antiparallel direction of air.

I hope this will clarify your doubts


Answered by minoo2004
0

Yes....

Your answer :-


Hope it's

helpful........


● The inertial velocity of rocket is equle to the escape velocity .


[And, escape velocity means the minimum velocity / speed

needed by a object to escape from the gravitational force of

earth.]


● But the minimum velocity of a aeoplane is not equal to escape

velocity of the earth.


● Hence, the rocket can go into space but not the aeroplane, yet it

fly in air.



minoo2004: Make it brainlist answer
nabiausaaf: Your Answer was great... applying the principles of escape velocity to it. But one remarkable addition would be the angle of inclination with earth and the type of engine of course... A Thrusting engine can never go out of earth even if it has a greater velocity then critical/escape velocity
nabiausaaf: sorry... the angle of inclination will have no effect on it..
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