why can't airplanes fly in airless places?
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The bottom line is that airplanes can't fly in space because there is no air in space. Airplanes rely on air to produce both lift and propulsion. Since there isn't any air in space, airplanes must stay within the Earth's atmosphere
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Airplanes are made only for air travel If we say a airplane to go on water it won't go. Because every machine is made for a particular thing. For example:- If you say can a ship fly on air. It won't do that because a ship is made only for water uses not for air or road use. Now if you say why can't Airplanes fly in space then it is because:-
Airplanes can't fly in space because there is no air in space. Airplanes rely on air to produce both lift and propulsion. Since there isn't any air in space, airplanes must stay within the Earth's atmosphere.
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