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can my c ar fly if i drive it really fast and hit a jump ?
can my c ar fly if i drive it really fast and hit a jump ?
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try it out and let us knowShould I fuck you at that not until the ass, inject then tremendously hard bumschen and to the termination in the eyes yes?Comment
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Yeah - its not clear how big the runway is but i assume its runway size if its called a runway...
and also if the plane was stationary and the runway moved in proportion to the speed then surely the runway would just not move? it would not make sense as a problem
"he conveyor has a system that tracks the speed of the plane and matches it exactly in the opposite direction."
whence the plane has to move to generate conveyor speed...
in this problem there is no situation where the plane is stationary with the conveyor belt moving underneath it. unless the conveyer belt is moving in propoertion to wheel speed - but weve already ascertained that airplanes ues get engines not wheel engines to go forward.Comment
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does all this mean that if you put a plane in a wind tunnel, and put the e-brake on, and then pumped up th wind, then the plane will take off in a stationary position in regards to moving forward???(i.e. just rise in the air from a stopped position)
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yeah if the air velocity matches the velocity generated by the engiens -through- the airdoes all this mean that if you put a plane in a wind tunnel, and put the e-brake on, and then pumped up th wind, then the plane will take off in a stationary position in regards to moving forward???(i.e. just rise in the air from a stopped position)
answer that and this guy will come to your door and giv e you a can of moutain dew.
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"An object at rest tends to stay at rest and an object in motion tends to stay in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force."
so, if the plane reaches a certain speed on the conveyor belt, that means it will start hovering and could take any direction it would desire?
do you realize how stupid that sounds??? this would mean that if you run fast enough on a threadmill with your arms spread you could defy the laws of gravity,
plus, im just gonna use common sense here, lets say they could do that, wouldnt that be at least experimented on a daliy basis by our armed forces, planes that could take off without using runnways?!?!?..:: listen :: react ::..
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Re: Will it take off?
Yes the fucker will take off as the jets thrust are against the earth not the conveyor belt there fore it will move forward.
It's like putting your hand behind the plane and pushing it forward, your hand is acting as the thrust of the jet. Once you get enough speed it will take off.
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it's so logical!
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