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The Paper Airplane Tournament: Elanus vs. Zenith
Get ready for an epic showdown of paper airplanes! In this exciting tournament, we'll pit two popular designs against each other: the Elanus and the Zenith. These planes are known for their sleek aerodynamic profiles and impressive flight capabilities.
The Contenders
Elanus: This paper airplane is a classic design, known for its stability and long flight distance. Its simple construction makes it easy to fold, even for beginners.
Zenith: The Zenith is a more advanced design, featuring a unique wing shape and a rudder for increased maneuverability. It's known for its impressive gliding ability and ability to perform tricks.
The Rules
Our tournament will be a knockout distance race. Each plane will be launched three times, and the plane with the farthest average distance will advance to the next round. We'll be using a standard measuring tape to determine the distance.
The Competition
The tournament begins with the Elanus taking on the Zenith in the first round. Both planes are carefully folded and launched by experienced pilots. The Elanus starts strong, soaring through the air with impressive distance. However, the Zenith proves to be a formidable opponent, gliding effortlessly and exceeding the Elanus's distance in two out of three launches.
The Zenith advances to the next round, where it faces off against another contender. The competition is fierce, with each plane showcasing its unique strengths. In the end, the Zenith emerges victorious, proving its dominance in this paper airplane tournament.
Learn to Make Your Own
Want to build your own Elanus or Zenith? Here are some helpful links to get you started:
Conclusion
The paper airplane tournament was a thrilling display of aerodynamic principles and creative design. The Zenith's victory highlights the importance of careful construction and aerodynamic efficiency. Whether you're a seasoned paper airplane enthusiast or just starting out, there's always something new to learn and discover in the world of paper airplanes.