Paper airplanes, also known as paper airplanes or paper gliders, have been around for centuries. The earliest known reference to a paper airplane is found in a Chinese text from the year 190 AD, which describes a toy made from wood or paper that was thrown to entertain children. However, it wasn’t until the early … Read more
What is air? Air is often referred to as fluid in aerodynamic terms because it is one. Fluid is an invisible entity or compound of gases that cover the Earth. Air has essential substances such as O2, oxygen, and nitrogen that most species need to survive. Human beings (Homo sapiens) are, of course, one of … Read more
Paper planes are the ideal STEM education project for showing science in the homeroom! It’s a simple and fun thought for enormous gatherings of children and shows basic science ideas like aerodynamic features, Velocity, Thrust, Velocity, and other aerodynamic forces. Teach your kids about the different components of flight and make it a fun and … Read more
A simple paper could possibly bring a whole lot of entertainment and learning for us to have. Everything you need to learn will be how to fold a paper airplane, and you’ll be able to make a simple airplane quickly! However, in order to make a good paper aircraft, which concept should you utilize? … Read more
When you think of a fine morning, the day is amazing to start with a cup of coffee, a bite of biscuit, and looking at a soaring airplane with the blue sky in the backdrop. Sometimes it reminds me of my childhood where I wondered about how airplanes fly without flapping their wings? What makes … Read more
Anyone who gives it the first shot at throwing paper airplane gets a rare good performance. Is that wrong? Absolutely not! In this article from Liftndrift, let’s understand now how to make a super airplane with absolutely make few little adjustments to its design. It is basically you are trying to understand how it should … Read more
For making the aircraft stable, lift up the wingtips above the level where the wings are attached. From the Fuselage level to the wingtip there is an increase in the angle is called Dihedral. Though it helps the aircraft from losing stability, the main drawback can be the decrease in lift. If the wingtips are … Read more
What are six degrees of freedom? Why is that so hard for us to understand or to be understood? Let’s get this straight and easy. Assume there is an object floating in the air. If the object moves in the forward or backward motion that is called Longitudinal. However, if it moves right or left … Read more
Flying an airplane is not as easy as it seems in video games. There are many numbers of control surfaces which are attached to the structure of the aircraft controls them to reach countries to countries, cities to cities and etc.., Primary control surfaces like Aileron, Elevator, Rudder are considered to be the main control … Read more
There are four main aerodynamic forces that influence the aircraft when it starts approaching space. All four forces have different directions and denote the direction of action. These four aerodynamic forces are universal and they exist for every flying object in the world. The four aerodynamic forces are Lift, drag, thrust, and gravity (weight) which … Read more