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1. australian.museum › the-boomerang-is-curved-to-flyThe Boomerang is Curved to Fly - Australian Museum

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   The technological secret of the boomerang is not its curve. While most of us would imagine that a boomerang's curve is essential for its flying properties, less well-known is that the surface shape of a boomerang's arms are just as important.

2. australian.museum › the-returning-boomerang-how-it-fliesThe returning Boomerang: how it flies - Australian Museum

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   The aerodynamic properties of the boomerang have been grasped for some time now. Similar qualities were put to practical use in aviation technology for much of the twentieth century.

3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › BOOMERangBOOMERang - Wikipedia

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   The film tells about Edik, a self-confident, rich and cruel owner of a pharmacy business and an unlucky painter who falls on Edik's car, trying to commit suicide.

4. www.youtube.com › c › BoomerangCartoon Cartoons - YouTube

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   Welcome to Cartoon Cartoons! Dive into a world of nostalgia with Cartoon Cartoons, your ultimate destination for classic cartoons. Relive the golden era of animation with timeless favorites like ...

5. www.youtube.com › watchJoJo Siwa - BOOMERANG (Official Video) - YouTube

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   GET TICKETS TODAY TO COME SEE ME PERFORM LIVE IN CONCERT ON TOUR! - http://www.jojodreamtour.com/index-2.phpCHECK OUT MY SONG! iTunes: http://hyperurl.co/ekn...

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6. www.nma.gov.au › defining-symbols-australia › boomerangBoomerang - National Museum of Australia

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   Explore some of the symbols that define Australia and its people, inspired by the collection of the National Museum of Australia. From the flags, wattle and kangaroo to the Sydney Opera House and Uluru.

7. australian.museum › boomerangs › why-a-boomerang-fliesWhy a Boomerang flies - The Australian Museum

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   The first correct explanation of the boomerang's flight was given by an anonymous author in a Dublin University Magazine in 1838. This explanation was subsequently forgotten for more than a century.