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Why is it necessary for airplanes to fly at such high altitudes?

Commercial airplane Jets (i.e Boeings, Airbus') fly at altitudes of 30,000-40,000 feet during the course of their flight. I never have understood why it was necessary to do so. Why can't they fly at 4,000 feet or so? Wouldn't it be easier for a pilot to maneuver a more safe landing in the case of an emergency if the airplane was not so high in the air?

The atmosphere is thinner at higher altitudes, so there is less wind resistance, meaning the flight takes less time. Also, more importantly for the airline, it uses less fuel to fly at higher altitudes. That's the main reason anyway.

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Visualized Flight Maneuvers Handbook By Spanitz, Jackie $24.4 Author: Spanitz, Jackie Subtitle: For High Wing Aircraft : Instructors and Students Publication Date: 2004/04/01 Number of Pages: 64 Binding Type: Spiral Language: English Depth: 0.75 Width: 4.50 Height: 8.00

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Basic Flight Maneuvers



Do the astronauts only do research or repair work inside there spaceship or they also..?

or they also have to do some maneuvers to control the flight of there ship. I think that whole the space flight is controlled from the base station at NASA. The astronauts just keep sitting inside spaceship keeping there fingers crossed. Are there any sort of lever or switches inside their rockets which can direct their motion I mean as they do in the fiction movies??
please also add-up web links if possible.
regards

Actually, most of a spaceships's control is with the astronauts. Consider Apollo 8, where astronauts had to fly to the moon--they were very far away from the Earth and much of the mission was in their hands.

However, you're right -- mission control has a ton of power. They make the calculations, and guide the rocket to the desitnation. They also have the power to abort a mission.

So really, it's a balance of control.

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