how does a conveyor do that? IT DOESN'T!!!
Am I missing something? Air speed across the wings develop lift.
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Last: 18 yr ago by eric76
THRUST!!!!
THRUST CREATES AIR SPEED NOT WHEELS ON A CONVEYOR!!!
there is no such thing as a plane.
I agree with you, ENG. Of course I am just a lowly CPA.
How can airplanes fly if their wheels can't propel them forward???? They can't!!!!
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how does a conveyor do that? IT DOESN'T!!!
The point of the argument is that the conveyor CAN NOT keep the plane in a stationary position.
If the conveyor belt were suddenly set to 300 mph the plane would still sit there thanks to inertia and the (near) frictionless wheels. Wrap your head around that one for a while.
the wnigs are moot
The conveyor is moot!
elementary school teachers should fit this discussion into their cirriculum
The periodic table is elemental.
You forgot about the hookers and blow.
They are an important part of the equation.
They are an important part of the equation.
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Yeah, but what if Mangino is on the plane?!?!? There's no way its getting off the ground!
Airplanes are just like cars. They need the propulsive power of their wheels to move forward...
Except they do this in the air...
And you get in some "mile high" club when the hookers and blow come into play...
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Except they do this in the air...
And you get in some "mile high" club when the hookers and blow come into play...
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That's why airplanes need conveyor belts moving WITH them in order to fly...
If the conveyor belts move in the opposite direction, the planes cannot fly...
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If the conveyor belts move in the opposite direction, the planes cannot fly...
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quote:Can you provide a picture of a real airplane with a driveshaft going from the engines to the wheels?
Airplanes are just like cars. They need the propulsive power of their wheels to move forward...
I appreciate Ag with Kids change of opinion on this important issue.
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Airplanes are just like cars. They need the propulsive power of their wheels to move forward...
Except they do this in the air...
what?
I agree...what?
Civil engineers are moot!
Do civil engineers always talk to each other politely?
Airplanes have wheels.
Therefore, wheels provide the propulsive force of the airplane.
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Therefore, wheels provide the propulsive force of the airplane.
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Airplanes also have wings.
They flap them.
That's how they fly.
They flap them.
That's how they fly.
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Airplanes are just like cars. They need the propulsive power of their wheels to move forward...
Except they do this in the air...
what?
I agree...what?
what?
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Can you provide a picture of a real airplane with a driveshaft going from the engines to the wheels?
pg1
And air is moot...
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Airplanes also have wings.
They flap them.
That's how they fly.
No...
It's the conveyor belt driving the wheels. This is intuitively obvious.
This, of course, has nothing to do with the discussion.
Use your imagination and pretend that it is sitting on a conveyor belt.
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