Flight

Bill Nye the Science Guy Season 1 Episode 1

Overview:
Things that fly need air. Even though we walk through it, breathe it, and sneeze it, air seems to be a whole bunch of nothing. But air is there, and it's powerful. Balloons inflate because air presses on the insides and outsides of the balloon. Air pressure in tires supports the weight of bikes, buses, trucks, cars, and planes. But air doesn't need to be inside something to exert pressure. Air that moves around pushes, too. What do birds, planes, kites, Frisbees, and helicopters have in common? They fly because moving air creates lift, or a push up. Airplane wings are shaped to push air down. The momentum of the air going down pushes wings up. Air above the wing gets going faster than the air underneath. Fast-moving air zips along, without pushing as hard side to side or up and down. The slow air pushes up from below harder than the fast air pushes down from above ... and you're airborne! Every flying thing, from the tiniest flying insect to the biggest airplane, us

Genre : Comedy, Documentary, Kids

Actors : Bill Nye

Release Date : 1993-09-10

Duration : 26 menit

Rating : ⭐ 0/10 (0 votes)

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Other Episodes (Season 1)

Flight
1. Flight
Earth's Crust
2. Earth's Crust
Dinosaurs
3. Dinosaurs
Skin
4. Skin
Buoyancy
5. Buoyancy
Gravity
6. Gravity
Digestion
7. Digestion
Phases of Matter
8. Phases of Matter
Biodiversity
9. Biodiversity
Simple Machines
10. Simple Machines
The Moon
11. The Moon
Sound
12. Sound
Garbage
13. Garbage
Structures
14. Structures
Earth's Seasons
15. Earth's Seasons
Light & Color
16. Light & Color
Cells
17. Cells
Electricity
18. Electricity
Outer Space
19. Outer Space
Eyeball
20. Eyeball


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