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PockyBum522
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Name: David Sikes
Location: Orlando, FL, Usually
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Hi guys, I am testing out Jott. What is the average on leaving flight speed of an African swallow. Thank you very much. Join or Log In to answer.
The airspeed would be roughly 11 meters per second (15 beats per second * 0.73 meters per beat).
-Buttercup (0Q / 719A) Sun Apr 6, 2008 7:45pm


Mr. Obvious: Unladen swallows have an airspeed velocity of about 10 meters per second. Some species, however, can achieve velocities of 15 meters per second.
-modcom (41Q / 7885A) Sun Apr 6, 2008 7:46pm


an African Swallow would tend to travel at a different velocity than an European Swallow. Furthermore, their flight patterns are different, so their instantaneous velocity at a given point will almost always be different
-modcom (41Q / 7885A) Sun Apr 6, 2008 7:46pm


However, technological advances have given way to being able to use swallows to transport husked coconuts across large distances, enabling us to use coconuts on a daily basis, provided we have a large contingent of willing swallows
-modcom (41Q / 7885A) Sun Apr 6, 2008 7:47pm


Swallows can also be modified, as attaching a 50 newton rocket propulsion system on a 1 kg swallow will result in an acceleration of 50 m/s(2), which is of course negating any air resistance
-modcom (41Q / 7885A) Sun Apr 6, 2008 7:49pm


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