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As a defence America needs to develop a magnetic drone shot from the ground, attach itself to the bottom of an aircraft and intercept its mainframe to be controlled from the ground

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Magnetic track refers to the actual direction an airplane is traveling over the ground, while magnetic heading refers to the direction the airplane's nose is pointing based on the magnetic compass. The difference between the two is called the drift angle, which results from winds affecting the airplane's trajectory. Pilots use both magnetic track and heading information to navigate accurately.

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Q: What is the difference between magnetic track and magnetic heading followed by airplanes?
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