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In an essey about the phenomenon that airplanes make holes in the clouds, there is a sentence 'Still, it has the result that airports are wetter than they would be otherwise'.
How do you translate into Japanese or could you tell me the meaning of this sentence in a different way in English?
In an essey about the phenomenon that airplanes make holes in the clouds, there is a sentence 'Still, it has the result that airports are wetter than they would be otherwise'.
How do you translate into Japanese or could you tell me the meaning of this sentence in a different way in English?
How do you translate into Japanese or could you tell me the meaning of this sentence in a different way in English?
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So, since clouds are made up of water droplets, the planes flying through get wet and that water falls of the planes at the airport. If the phenomenon didn’t happen, the airports would be drier
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