Stall is a term used in aviation and aerodynamics that indicates the separation of air flow from the wing extradorate, resulting in total loss of support. An aircraft in a stall situation is not flying but falling. This is because the air takes off from the wing (stops passing over the extrados in order to generate a depression and form a support vector). In the stall the transition point (wing zone where the air takes off from the wing and shape turbulence) will always be in the anterior part of the support vector that is situated on the rope and the pressure center.
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