Role (aerobatics)

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Role referred aerobatic several maneuvers , in which a plane at 360 degrees to rotate about the longitudinal axis . The flight direction and altitude are roughly maintained in level flight. One differentiates:

  • Steered roller : The aircraft is steered by the roller with normal rudder action.
  • Torn role : an auto-rotation is triggered by a deliberately induced one-sided stall.
  • Barrel roll : A combination of controlled roll and simultaneous looping. The plane flies the surface of a lying imaginary cylinder.

Analog movement in biology

  • When diving, a person can swim a role in any direction.
  • Bats land to hang from a ceiling using a half roll by folding a wing.

Individual evidence

  1. http://science.orf.at/stories/1764621/ Robert Czepel: Acrobatic. How bats land upside down. science.orf.at, November 17, 2015, accessed November 17, 2015.