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Suppose a helicopter is stationary at certain height And a observer sees it from ground. But after one day the observer again sees the stationary helicopter than will it appear To be at the same Position Or somewhere else
Nstraw said:Just consider the helicopter To be an automatic machine And just standing on the height without any movement. Will the Position be affected by rotation of Earth on Its axis.
Without movement relative to what?Nstraw said:Just consider the helicopter To be an automatic machine And just standing on the height without any movement.
The position of the helicopter in the sky is constantly changing as it moves through the air. It can be tracked and pinpointed using GPS coordinates or by using visual references such as landmarks.
The position of a helicopter can be affected by various factors such as wind speed and direction, altitude, and engine performance. The pilot also has control over the position of the helicopter through their use of the controls.
The position of a helicopter can be measured using GPS technology, which provides accurate coordinates of its location in the sky. The pilot can also use visual references and instruments onboard the helicopter to determine its position.
Yes, a helicopter can maintain a stationary position in the air by using its vertical thrust to counteract any horizontal movement caused by wind or other external factors. This is known as hovering and requires precise control from the pilot.
Knowing the position of a helicopter is crucial for flight safety and navigation. It allows the pilot to maintain a safe distance from other aircraft and obstacles, and also helps in planning the most efficient route to their destination.