Physics, asked by saishrithajan, 11 months ago

why are aeroplanes shaped like birds?

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Answered by Shriram18000

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Answer: Because they have to cut the flow of air.

Answered by shoaibmalik768

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New study suggests that the aerodynamics of swifts' wings enable them to adapt effortlessly to sudden changes in wind speed and direction. The wings' crescent shape lessens the effects of blustery conditions, helping to stabilise them as they glide during turbulent weather, researchers say.

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