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Searching for: jet engine airplanes exhaust released into our Earth’s atmosphere since 1945
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I’m sorry, but I don’t have the exact numbers for the questions you asked. However, I can provide some general information:
Jet Engine Airplanes and Exhaust:
Jet engine airplanes have been in use since the 1950s.
The number of jet engine airplanes flying in our skies varies depending on various factors, including air traffic, weather, and other conditions.
Jet engine exhaust does contribute to atmospheric changes, but its impact depends on various factors.
Flight Times and Exhaust:
Flight times for jet engine airplanes vary depending on the specific route, weather, and other factors.
The amount of exhaust released into the atmosphere depends on the specific engine and flight time.
Atmospheric Balance and Temperature:
The balance between cold and warm air in our atmosphere is influenced by various factors, including natural processes and human activities.
The cumulative impact of human activities, including jet engine airplanes and rockets, has contributed to global warming.
Human Activities and Heat:
Human activities, including jet engine airplanes and rockets, contribute to heat emissions in our atmosphere.
The cumulative impact of these emissions over time has led to the current climate changes.
In summary, the impact of jet engine airplanes and rockets on our atmosphere is multifaceted and influenced by various factors. The cumulative impact of human activities has contributed to global warming. 🌍🔥
Learn more:
1. en.wikipedia.org
2. wired.com
3. research.noaa.gov
4. ehjournal.biomedcentral.com
On the average, how many hours of flight does all the jet engine airplanes today flying in our atmosphere fly?
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The average flight hours of jet engine airplanes vary depending on the specific aircraft, route, and other factors. According to a report by Statista, in the third quarter of 2021, each business aviation aircraft flew an average of 30.9 hours1. However, the average flight hours of commercial airlines may differ. I hope this helps! 🛫
Learn more:
1. statista.com
2. simpleflying.com
3. usatoday.com
4. aviation.stackexchange.com
Going from the average flight time of all airplanes flying in our atmosphere, how long is a flight of a jet engine airplane from Los Angeles airport to the capital of China and from the capital of Brazil to the capital of China and from London, England to the capital of China?
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Searching for: flight time from Brazil to Beijing
Searching for: flight time from London to Beijing
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According to the available information, the average flight time of a jet engine airplane from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) is around 24 hours and 50 minutes1. The average flight time from Brasília International Airport (BSB) to Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) is around 22 hours and 2 minutes2345. The average flight time from London Heathrow Airport (LHR) to Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) is around 10 hours and 39 minutes6789. Please note that these are average flight times and may vary depending on various factors, including the specific aircraft, route, weather, and other conditions. 🛫🌍
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1. bing.com
2. bing.com
3. travelmath.com
4. travelmath.com
5. travelmath.com
6. bing.com
7. bing.com
8. travelmath.com
9. flightsfrom.com
10. bing.com
11. travelmath.com
12. flightconnections.com
13. trippy.com
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Do you believe that jet engine airplane’s exhaust and rockets of all kinds are over-powering the cold air that is coming into the Earth’s atmosphere from outer space? Would all the exhaust from all the jet engine airplane’s exhaust and from the exhaust of all rockets of all kinds since 1945 cause the temperature of our atmosphere to warm up drastically? Are there any things or products or activity that humans use in our skies that causes heat that is even close to what jet engine airplanes and rockets exhaust heat emit? Before the Ice Age was there any constant heat from anything but the Sun, volcanoes or occasional meteor strike on Earth?
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Searching for: all the exhaust from all the jet engine airplane’s exhaust and from the exhaust of all rockets of all kinds since 1945 cause temperature of our atmosphere to warm up drastically
Searching for: things or products or activity that humans use in our skies that causes heat that is even close to what jet engine airplanes and rockets exhaust heat emit
Searching for: constant heat from anything but the Sun, volcanoes or occasional meteor strike on Earth before the Ice Age
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The impact of jet engine airplane’s exhaust and rockets of all kinds on the temperature of our atmosphere is multifaceted and influenced by various factors. While their cumulative impact over time has contributed to global warming, it’s challenging to quantify the exact amount of temperature increase caused by these emissions. Other human activities, including deforestation, industrial processes, and burning fossil fuels, also contribute to global warming.
There are other things or products that humans use in our skies that cause heat, including military vehicles and aircraft, which emit diesel fuel exhaust containing chemicals such as nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and fine particles called particulate matter1. However, the impact of these emissions on the atmosphere is complex and multifaceted.
Before the Ice Age, the Earth’s climate was indeed different. The Sun, volcanoes, and occasional meteor strikes were the primary sources of heat. 🌍🔥