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Old 30-11-2005, 12:26 PM   #11
Dave_au
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Originally Posted by Malakai
The plane is not stationary!!! You apply thrust and the plane moves!!! Because the engines pull the plane through the air. They do NOT push against the ground.
Its stationary relative to the atmosphere and ground.

All these theorys are great and all, but for the flight principle to work, the air must travel at the same speed as the conveyorbelt.
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