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The document discusses the four main forces that act on airplanes in flight: lift, thrust, drag, and gravity (weight). It explains that lift is created by the airflow around the wing, thrust propels the airplane forward, drag opposes thrust through air resistance, and gravity pulls the airplane downward. The document also provides instructions for building a paper airplane to hit a target while carrying a paperclip payload, and links for learning more about paper airplanes and helicopters.
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- Climate change could cause less ice cover, lower water levels, and increased algae growth in the Great Lakes.
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