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Why Paper Airplanes Fly…and Why They Crash [187]
Did you ever wonder how a bird or an airplane stays in the air? Studying two sheets of paper can help you understand. A wadded-up piece of paper drops to the ground when thrown, while another piece folded into a paper airplane floats gracefully across the room. The reason for this has to do with the forces of gravity and lift. GRAVITY AND LIFT ... (read more)
Paper Airplanes: Basic theory [180]
Force Balancing Unlike conventional airplanes, paper airplanes are essentially gliders because they do not have engines to propel them forward in a horizontal flight. Paper airplane depends on its weight, thanks to gravity, to keep it moving in a downward sloping path. All together, there are three forces, weight, lift and drag, acting on a paper... (read more)
How to Make Paper Airplanes [168]
This fun hobby can provide many hours of entertainment. Fold some paper, you've got a plane Perhaps even before aviation existed people have been making paper airplanes. They use a simple construction technique that can be done by hand without tools - folding. The number of paper airplane designs are limited only by the maker's imagination. Some pl... (read more)
How I Set the Guinness World Record (by Ken Blackburn) [164]
Most people do not think they can set a world record. I know. I used to think that way, too. I started making paper airplanes just for the fun of it when I was about seven years old. Over the years, I improved my planes and eventually landed in the Guinness Book of World Records. I have always loved airplane, and as a kid I made lots of model ai... (read more)
History of Paper Airplanes [158]
It was during WWII that materials were in short for toys. The materials that were available had restricted use. These restrictions ruled out metal toys, thus all that was available was paper and wood. This led to airplanes as well as other toys that were normally made from metals to be prepared with paper or wood. There was also a shortage of in... (read more)
Paper Airplane Science [144]
Most elementary students do not have a good grasp of the scientific method or how to set-up an experiment, collect data, test a hypothesis, or organize the information after an experiment. Children can do real science by asking simple 'what it questions' that can be tested. for example my son, David, wondered what type of popcorn popped best. We e... (read more)
What Makes Your Paper Plane Fly? [142]
If you imagine all of the technology that goes into making one of the big jetliners fly, you can apply much of that same knowledge to making your next paper airplane soar through the air. Whether it is a Boeing 747 or your paper dart plane the same forces are applied to each of them, and the same theories apply to making it fly. Lift This is what t... (read more)
The importance of fine-tuning [142]
At this point, with your plane folded, the airfoil set, and any warp removed from the wings, there is less than a 50/50 chance of the plane flying well. Why? All airplanes need a little fine-tuning (some need a lot) to get them to fly properly. Pitch (Elevator) Adjustments Adjusting the pitch is the most important thing you can do to prevent... (read more)
A brief history of paper models [142]
Paper models of all types are popular in many countries. Called Paper-Card Modeling in Europe, it spans the range from simple folded-paper darts, to complex three-dimensional mod-els of airplanes, ships and buildings. During WWII, all materials were in short supply. Those that were available had restricted use. Obviously, toys were at the bottom... (read more)
Few Paper Airplanes Tips from Ken Blackburn [139]
1. Aircraft stability (all airplanes) is improved when weight is added to the front of the plane. 2. Generally the farthest flying paper airplanes are the standard pointed 'dart' types. For extra distance try adding weight to the nose, such as a paper clip, or rolled or folded paper. 3. Wing span is the thing that really improves gliding dist... (read more)
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Did you ever wonder how a bird or an airplane stays in the air? Studying two sheets of paper can help you understand. A wadded-up piece of paper drops to the ground when thrown, while another piece folded into a paper airplane floats gracefully across the room. The reason for this has to do with the forces of gravity and lift. GRAVITY AND LIFT ... (read more)
Force Balancing Unlike conventional airplanes, paper airplanes are essentially gliders because they do not have engines to propel them forward in a horizontal flight. Paper airplane depends on its weight, thanks to gravity, to keep it moving in a downward sloping path. All together, there are three forces, weight, lift and drag, acting on a paper... (read more)
This fun hobby can provide many hours of entertainment. Fold some paper, you've got a plane Perhaps even before aviation existed people have been making paper airplanes. They use a simple construction technique that can be done by hand without tools - folding. The number of paper airplane designs are limited only by the maker's imagination. Some pl... (read more)
Most people do not think they can set a world record. I know. I used to think that way, too. I started making paper airplanes just for the fun of it when I was about seven years old. Over the years, I improved my planes and eventually landed in the Guinness Book of World Records. I have always loved airplane, and as a kid I made lots of model ai... (read more)
It was during WWII that materials were in short for toys. The materials that were available had restricted use. These restrictions ruled out metal toys, thus all that was available was paper and wood. This led to airplanes as well as other toys that were normally made from metals to be prepared with paper or wood. There was also a shortage of in... (read more)
Most elementary students do not have a good grasp of the scientific method or how to set-up an experiment, collect data, test a hypothesis, or organize the information after an experiment. Children can do real science by asking simple 'what it questions' that can be tested. for example my son, David, wondered what type of popcorn popped best. We e... (read more)
If you imagine all of the technology that goes into making one of the big jetliners fly, you can apply much of that same knowledge to making your next paper airplane soar through the air. Whether it is a Boeing 747 or your paper dart plane the same forces are applied to each of them, and the same theories apply to making it fly. Lift This is what t... (read more)
At this point, with your plane folded, the airfoil set, and any warp removed from the wings, there is less than a 50/50 chance of the plane flying well. Why? All airplanes need a little fine-tuning (some need a lot) to get them to fly properly. Pitch (Elevator) Adjustments Adjusting the pitch is the most important thing you can do to prevent... (read more)
Paper models of all types are popular in many countries. Called Paper-Card Modeling in Europe, it spans the range from simple folded-paper darts, to complex three-dimensional mod-els of airplanes, ships and buildings. During WWII, all materials were in short supply. Those that were available had restricted use. Obviously, toys were at the bottom... (read more)
1. Aircraft stability (all airplanes) is improved when weight is added to the front of the plane. 2. Generally the farthest flying paper airplanes are the standard pointed 'dart' types. For extra distance try adding weight to the nose, such as a paper clip, or rolled or folded paper. 3. Wing span is the thing that really improves gliding dist... (read more)
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Papieren vliegtuigen, wereldrecords om na te bouwen Vliegtuigjes vouwen doe je met oud papier. Met tentamens die je verknald hebt, met een oude krant of met aantekeningen van je vervel...
Paper Airplane Flying Tips Okay, so you’ve mastered making the paper airplanes, now it’s time to learn some great paper airplane flying tips to make them fly better than ever. SpeedBecause the way a plane is de...
Throwing your paper airplane Everyone wants to test their paper airplane at some point. After all, the reason we build them is to fly them. And every airplane that has ever been built has had some testing done ...
Great Games to Play Indoors A lot of the paper airplanes flying you do will be indoors, at home. Indoor flying has some major advantages- no wind to carry off your plane or send it crashing to the ground. No rai...
Amazing Paper Airplane Facts Professionals Use ThemFor a long time Paper Aircraft have been very seriously used. By large Aerospace Aircraft manufacturers, for scientific and theory testing of aircraft behavi...
History of Paper Boats (Part 2 of 2) Part 1 of 2 After a period of time in a heated drying room the paper shell, with keel and gunwales attached, would be removed from the mold for finishing. This i...
Paper Airplane Golf This game is a lot like the real game of golf, but you play it indoors using your arm and a paper airplane rather than outside using gold clubs and a ball, and it doesn’t take nearly as long. You can ...
Fearless Outdoor Flying The biggest difference between indoor and outdoor flying is the weather. Obviously rain and darkness are enemies of the outdoor paper airplane pilot. But wind can be a good friend. It can c...
Making The Robo-Chopper Don’t Forget: Cut along the solid white lines. Fold in on the dashed black lines (so you can’t see them anymore) and fold away on the dotted gray lines (you’ll still be able to see them along...
Target Practice Pick a target, any target (but not your little brother or the dog). It could be an armchair, the runway on the airport poster in this book, or if you want to pretend you’re a fighter-jet pilot landing on an a...
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Papieren vliegtuigen, wereldrecords om na te bouwen Vliegtuigjes vouwen doe je met oud papier. Met tentamens die je verknald hebt, met een oude krant of met aantekeningen van je vervel...
Paper Airplane Flying Tips Okay, so you’ve mastered making the paper airplanes, now it’s time to learn some great paper airplane flying tips to make them fly better than ever. SpeedBecause the way a plane is de...
Throwing your paper airplane Everyone wants to test their paper airplane at some point. After all, the reason we build them is to fly them. And every airplane that has ever been built has had some testing done ...
Great Games to Play Indoors A lot of the paper airplanes flying you do will be indoors, at home. Indoor flying has some major advantages- no wind to carry off your plane or send it crashing to the ground. No rai...
Amazing Paper Airplane Facts Professionals Use ThemFor a long time Paper Aircraft have been very seriously used. By large Aerospace Aircraft manufacturers, for scientific and theory testing of aircraft behavi...
History of Paper Boats (Part 2 of 2) Part 1 of 2 After a period of time in a heated drying room the paper shell, with keel and gunwales attached, would be removed from the mold for finishing. This i...
Paper Airplane Golf This game is a lot like the real game of golf, but you play it indoors using your arm and a paper airplane rather than outside using gold clubs and a ball, and it doesn’t take nearly as long. You can ...
Fearless Outdoor Flying The biggest difference between indoor and outdoor flying is the weather. Obviously rain and darkness are enemies of the outdoor paper airplane pilot. But wind can be a good friend. It can c...
Making The Robo-Chopper Don’t Forget: Cut along the solid white lines. Fold in on the dashed black lines (so you can’t see them anymore) and fold away on the dotted gray lines (you’ll still be able to see them along...
Target Practice Pick a target, any target (but not your little brother or the dog). It could be an armchair, the runway on the airport poster in this book, or if you want to pretend you’re a fighter-jet pilot landing on an a...
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