"Why Do Jets Have Swept-Back Wings? ✈️ | The Science of Speed & Stability!"
Ever noticed how most fast jets have wings that angle backward? Those are called swept-back wings, and they play a crucial role in making aircraft fly faster, smoother, and more efficiently—especially near the speed of sound. 💨✈️
🛫 In this video, you’ll learn:
What swept-back wings are and how they differ from straight wings
Why they reduce wave drag at high speeds (especially in transonic flight)
How they help delay shock wave formation near Mach 1
The trade-offs: reduced lift at low speeds and increased stall tendencies
Real-world aircraft examples like the Boeing 747, F-16, and MiG-29
Perfect for aviation students, flight enthusiasts, and anyone curious about aircraft design and performance.
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