Question

Why do Boomerangs Come Back?

Answer 1

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When the boomerang is thrown with high spin, a boomerang flies in a curve rather than a straight line. When thrown correctly, a boomerang returns to its starting point. Returning boomerangs consist of two or more arms, or wings, connected at an angle. Each wing is shaped as an airfoil.

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Answer 2

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✓ A boomerang is an example of gyroscopic precession. The throw of the boomerang gives it an angular velocity perpendicular to its path.

✓ Also, The cross-section of the boomerang is an airfoil which gives it more lift on the top, leading edge than on the bottom. This gives it a torque in a sense, which always acts to precess the boomerang counterclockwise from above.

✓ Since it will tend to "fly" in the direction of the airfoil, the precession causes it to fly in a curved path, circling back toward the thrower.

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