Which outcome causes increased skin temperature during high-speed flight?

💡 Explanation

Adiabatic heating causes temperature increases at high speeds because air compresses rapidly near the aircraft skin, therefore kinetic energy converts to thermal energy, rather than convective dissipation affecting bulk flow.

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