Relating to spectacular and skillful flying maneuvers performed by aircraft, like loops and rolls.
From 'aerobatics,' combining 'aero-' (air) with Greek 'batikos' (from 'batos,' traversable). The term emerged in early aviation to describe the acrobatic flying techniques pilots developed.
Aerobatic flying pushes both physics and human nerve to the limit—pilots experience up to 10 G's of force during maneuvers, which is why aerobatic teams train for years to coordinate their impossibly precise moves!
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