Stall Speeds and Center of Gravity (C.G.) Q: Some stall speeds are specified with the occupants in the full forward CG position. This does not seem like itâs a conservative specification, i.e., if the occupants move rearward, that would tilt the plane backward, causing an increase in angle of attack, causing a higher stall speed.
Yes whiskers are used to help balance as well as feelers to help them judge space and help in the dark. A cats tail also helps them balance, my cat had lost his tail do to an â¦ injury and now he uses his whiskers more to help balance.
The follicles -- the sacs that hold the hairs -- are deep, with lots of nerve endings that send messages to the catâs brain. Thereâs also a sensory organ at the tip of each whisker. It picks up vibrations in the environment that help the cat sense where she is and what other creatures are around her. Most whiskers are rooted in the thick pads on the upper lip, but smaller sets are in the eyebrow area, along the chin, and near the feet. The ones on the sides of the nose are the same width as your catâs body; they help her figure out whether a space is wide enough to squeeze through.