Would it take off?
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Would it take off?
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A way for planes to lose weight?
Yes.
Planes are dependent on lift and air-propulsion, not groundforce torque as in the case of automobiles. The treadmill, no matter how fast it was running, nor how long it was, would never be able to counter-act the forward and upward momentum of the plane. It would just skate over the top, as there's nowhere near enough traction to actually reset its position.
Planes are dependent on lift and air-propulsion, not groundforce torque as in the case of automobiles. The treadmill, no matter how fast it was running, nor how long it was, would never be able to counter-act the forward and upward momentum of the plane. It would just skate over the top, as there's nowhere near enough traction to actually reset its position.
Originally Posted by Aborted
Yes.
Planes are dependent on lift and air-propulsion, not groundforce torque as in the case of automobiles. The treadmill, no matter how fast it was running, nor how long it was, would never be able to counter-act the forward and upward momentum of the plane. It would just skate over the top, as there's nowhere near enough traction to actually reset its position.
Planes are dependent on lift and air-propulsion, not groundforce torque as in the case of automobiles. The treadmill, no matter how fast it was running, nor how long it was, would never be able to counter-act the forward and upward momentum of the plane. It would just skate over the top, as there's nowhere near enough traction to actually reset its position.
Originally Posted by Aborted
Yes.
Planes are dependent on lift and air-propulsion, not groundforce torque as in the case of automobiles. The treadmill, no matter how fast it was running, nor how long it was, would never be able to counter-act the forward and upward momentum of the plane. It would just skate over the top, as there's nowhere near enough traction to actually reset its position.
Planes are dependent on lift and air-propulsion, not groundforce torque as in the case of automobiles. The treadmill, no matter how fast it was running, nor how long it was, would never be able to counter-act the forward and upward momentum of the plane. It would just skate over the top, as there's nowhere near enough traction to actually reset its position.
Weird, no one notice who started this thread.
wb, Endrat, long time no c my old friend.
wb, Endrat, long time no c my old friend.
Originally Posted by -Lame
Weird, no one notice who started this thread.
wb, Endrat, long time no c my old friend.
wb, Endrat, long time no c my old friend.
Originally Posted by EndRiT
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Who the the fuck is experimenting with necromancy in General?
Go away, ****** dick.
Do not think so ..
I'm sure Dave and someone else (forgot who) has Endrit's dick saved somewhere to scar all the ******s.
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No, pretty sure it wouldn't. Lift is created by movement through air, you're not moving through the air in relatively stationary motion. A paper airplane on a treadmill with zero relative movement to the ground doesn't experience very much lift.
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No, pretty sure it wouldn't. Lift is created by movement through air, you're not moving through the air in relatively stationary motion. A paper airplane on a treadmill with zero relative movement to the ground doesn't experience very much lift.
Originally Posted by arunforce
I'm sure Dave and someone else (forgot who) has Endrit's dick saved somewhere to scar all the ******s.
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No, pretty sure it wouldn't. Lift is created by movement through air, you're not moving through the air in relatively stationary motion. A paper airplane on a treadmill with zero relative movement to the ground doesn't experience very much lift.
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No, pretty sure it wouldn't. Lift is created by movement through air, you're not moving through the air in relatively stationary motion. A paper airplane on a treadmill with zero relative movement to the ground doesn't experience very much lift.
Maybe depend on the speed
Originally Posted by arunforce
I'm sure Dave and someone else (forgot who) has Endrit's dick saved somewhere to scar all the ******s.
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No, pretty sure it wouldn't. Lift is created by movement through air, you're not moving through the air in relatively stationary motion. A paper airplane on a treadmill with zero relative movement to the ground doesn't experience very much lift.
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No, pretty sure it wouldn't. Lift is created by movement through air, you're not moving through the air in relatively stationary motion. A paper airplane on a treadmill with zero relative movement to the ground doesn't experience very much lift.
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