This has caused senseless debate on other forums which I find most amusing |
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This has caused senseless debate on other forums which I find most amusing |
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If you think you can't, you're right.
no, as planes gain lift due to pressure differences between the underside and top of the wing |
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^ What he said. |
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I'm in agreement with the above people. If take-off was directly linked to the speed of the propellers or propulsion forward, it could take off right away without a runway. All that the moving conveyer belt is doing is letting the plane get up to maximum power in a stationary spot. It's not any different than if it was just tied down. The air is not moving with the conveyer belt. If it was, then it could take off. |
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