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Old 01-06-2012, 08:03 PM
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so if youre going 500kph but sending wind backwards 450 kph something doesnt fit here since you are actually pushing the wind that before was stationary

on the other hand if you considered the air of imagined visocity 1, the maximum, the propeller would just work as a cork screw

also theres the antinewton concept of propeller lift, wouldn the vacuum suck?

also ill mention that this picture contradicts newton since no wind is sent down but the plane still gets vertical force:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ortex_edit.jpg
Dude, that's just a vortex coming off the wing tip, it does not show the lift being generated.

Lift is described with the use of Bernoulli's principle.

http://aeroknowledge.blogspot.com/20...of-flight.html

That site contains the simple physics.
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