Yup it's the water content of the air being condensed by the sudden pressure change along the wing It's equivalent to the wingtip vortices but we don't observe that in this case because the flaps are extended, and so we're seeing the vortex at the end of the flap instead, because of the high change in lift from where the flap is vs where it isn't Wingtip vortices themselves are a result of induced drag (a form of drag inherent in lift-creating devices, that increases with the amount of lift produced)
That smoke is produce by air and it's molecules and changes in pressure its called vortices. It's caused by wing tip of the plane which is designed for reduce the fuel consumption. ❤
In the second video, what caused the smoke behind the wing? Was it because of the weather?😅
Yup it's the water content of the air being condensed by the sudden pressure change along the wing
It's equivalent to the wingtip vortices but we don't observe that in this case because the flaps are extended, and so we're seeing the vortex at the end of the flap instead, because of the high change in lift from where the flap is vs where it isn't
Wingtip vortices themselves are a result of induced drag (a form of drag inherent in lift-creating devices, that increases with the amount of lift produced)
@@orangepeel7310 got it thx : )
That smoke is produce by air and it's molecules and changes in pressure its called vortices. It's caused by wing tip of the plane which is designed for reduce the fuel consumption. ❤
@@Derry7556 ooo got it
@@Jess-py5dj ❤️
I truly believe that this is AI generated...have seen these vids before on other channels...
Best of luck with your channel ❤
FLIPPIN 'ECK
trying to be 3 minutes of aviation i see
Mini lucaas ❤🔥
Diction diction ..........what are you mumbling about ?