Plane

A plane is an object that has a tank, rubber made nitro-flated gear, wings, a nose, a tail, a fin T or miniwing in the centered, and engines. These engines can be on wing or on nose or even on the tail if they are mounted onto a small plane making the fin a T. Bigger planes except for CRJ200 to CRJ1000-XR900 (anywhere between the excluded gens)have their engines on the wing. The plane has four major forces. Drag is mostly caused by the gears. It can even be caused by what holds the top mount wing on the Cessna 172 (If you have been trained this plane sounds familiar) or maybe even the gears. The gears are causing the weight force which I’m gonna get to right now. The plane’s weight? Yes, you were right! And the thrust. No not my graphic ones, the plane(not a dick) thrust. This is from our wings causing the air to go around them instead of pushing (more like pulling from gravity) down. Lift is generated from the exhaust and condense of the engines if they are on wings. Otherwise that force is created by your elevator which happens to be on wing engine too. On planes if you are trying to give the plane a push back by rev on your throttle, for example the Embraer 140 can do this, the engines open for push and exhaust. Hope you had fun learning! Pfew! A lot of explanation🥵