How Does A Plane Wing Work?


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Make your own paper plane wing, learn how it works and generates lift. Use a hair drier and watch it take off. Fun aerofoil science experiment for kids to try at home. We look at Bernoulli's principle and Newtons third law of motion.

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plane wing, science experiment, simple science, aeroplane, for kids, how it works, whats inside, flying, hair drier, school science, bernoulli's principle, physics, how plane flies, air tunnel, DIY, how to make, Newtons law, paper plane, paper aeroplane, airplane, aerofoil
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