The inner
wing area of the wreckage of the plane which crashed into the Channel, killing footballer Sala
If one makes the argument that the majority of the updrafts and downdrafts 1 are truly vertical in nature, then overall
wing area exposure to the vertical currents would be less in a turn.
The total
wing area was larger than a basketball court, while the entire global navigation system weighed less than a modern laptop computer.
The game was hanging precariously in the balance, the scores still goalless in the second half, when Gini Wijnaldum started scrapping for possession in the right
wing area, bang in front of the away end.
The principal takeaways involve how the design increased
wing area while adding relatively little drag, at least before the flap is deflected.
It also had a 25 percent larger
wing area and two additional wing stations, hence yielding greater payload capacity.
But the lower body weight of the more slender kite compared with its relatively voluminous
wing area - a six-foot wingspan - gives it a much more buoyant appearance, so that at times it does indeed float like the proverbial butterfly.
The parameters gathered include weights,
wing area (S), wing span (b), aspect ratio (AR), height, total length, root, and tip chord length of both the wing and tail surfaces.
The aircraft's high engine-to-thrust ratio and low wing loading (the ratio of aircraft weight to its
wing area) enabled the F-15 to turn tightly without losing airspeed.
With 215 feet of
wing area, the SI 2 is as much a sailplane as it is an airplane.
"We were aware that we were presenting this piece in Vorarlberg, at the time the most right
wing area of Austria and that the content and the staging might be uncomfortable.