Spin, wind, power---areodynamics.
stiffness shape and speed
The correct spelling is aerodynamics. It is the study of the motion of air.
Areodynamics .... the study of air moving aroud a solid object
it's called areodynamics. When you throw it, the nose evens out the air on the top and bottom of the plane.
Not really. Tri stuff is focused on getting good areodynamics, at the cost of manouverability and vision - not a good deal if you want to do road riding in traffic.
At low speeds; no. At high speeds; yes. For many vehicles that transition begins at about 33 mph, and becomes significant at speeds above 60 mph.
No, the weight of a car does not directly affect its speed. Speed is primarily determined by the power of the engine, aerodynamics, and rolling resistance. However, a heavier car may take longer to accelerate due to the added mass that the engine needs to move.
yes they are extremely fast maybe its possible it would beat a Bugatti Veyron or Chiron because of the areodynamics and speed and of course the track mode the reason i know this is because i watched the videos and it kicked the bugati veyron's butt
the mission of the car maker in terms of research in areodynamics is to build a race car that is safe, durable and competive in different racing conditions, it must also meet the demands of 4 differnet types of racing curcuits yah and....
A plane has a pointed nose to reduce air resistance and improve aerodynamics. The pointed shape helps to cut through the air more efficiently, allowing the plane to move faster and consume less fuel.
The old PHD in areodynamics seems to have got harder, you must be thinking of a career in blade design, I can only answer that question in German or Danish, when you get your PHD you should think BIG and apply for local work over there, i can promise you plenty of jobs, maybe even start your own company and the bus ill take you there no bother....