Zephyr and Juniper are standing on a hill with a paper airplane. Zephyr holds the airplane up to the sky and lets it go. Considering there is a consistent breeze blowing up the hill, what happens to the trajectory of the paper airplane once released?
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The paper airplane will initially be pushed upward by the updraft caused by the consistent breeze blowing up the hill. The upward force of the wind will counteract the force of gravity to some degree, which may cause the airplane to ascend or at least descend more slowly than it would without the wind's influence. As long as the breeze continues to blow upward along the slope of the hill, the airplane will experience this updraft, affecting its flight path.