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1 day ago
How Airplanes Fly (1968)
Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration
How Airplanes Fly 1968
NTIS AVA08357VNB1
What makes an airplane get off the ground and...
airboyd • 125,070 views
completeaerogeek
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3 weeks ago
Why Do Airplanes Stall?
Curious about what causes an airplane to stall? Learn why in this video. Check out more of my video podcasts at http://www.m0a.com Remember a good ...
MzeroA • 17,394 views
completeaerogeek
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Lift is caused by changing the velocity (speed or direction) of a fluid (turning the air). If lift was cause by differences between the distance of the upper and lower surfaces, how do hang gliders fly? Or paper planes (and missiles) with flat wings, or aerobatic aircraft and helicopters which us...
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4 weeks ago
Principles of flight
Principles of flight. Intro tampicokings website.
tampicokings • 44,464 views
completeaerogeek
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@winterka100 That's right Winter-The air pressure under the wing is increased by the wing pushing it downwards and slightly forwards just like the bow wave of a ship. AOA creates the lift. without AOA you don't fly. Also the bit about the shape of the wing is rubbish. Hang gliders have a single s...
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1 month ago
Bernoulli's Principle - airfoil
fluid mechanics animation
guiathome • 130,923 views
completeaerogeek
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Perhaps when they mention suction they are speaking of boundary layer control which does apply mechanical suction to remove the boundary layer and delay separation. Otherwise as has been said there is no such thing as suction.There is a pressure drop which is caused by the air 'turning the corner...
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1 month ago
...which enables the airplane to fly
Un poco de buena música de fondo, un simulador de vuelo y unos cuantos 747 para explicar gráficamente por qué vuelan los aviones
supergolfo • 34,661 views
completeaerogeek
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This is rubbish. If it was correct symmetrical aerofoils (most aerobatic aircraft) would not work, nor would hang gliders, sailboats (single surface) or any modern airliner. Airliners have supercritical wings which are curved on the bottom and flatter on top. The basic test which proves this the...
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1 month ago
how wings work? Smoke streamlines around an airfoil
Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, multimedia video from Physics Education, 2003, by Holger Babinsky.
emulenews • 127,781 views
completeaerogeek
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@g1geo1g -Also remember that the air is not moving the wing is. The passage of the wing displaces air and creates a void which begins to collapse as the highest thickness/chord passes through, This collapse is caused by the normal air pressure acting on the shrinking void this shrinking and air'...
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2 months ago
Stylus - "(Living in a) World of Make Believe"
From 1975, one of their bigger hits. The band Peter Cupples vocals/ rhythm guitar, Peter Lee drums, Sam McNally keyboards, Ron Peers guitar/vocals ...
MrPurser • 2,866 views
completeaerogeek
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I love this Song. Takes me back. Nice complex melody and great lyrics
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2 months ago
Italian 1940 Caproni Campini N.1 jet plane
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First flight 27 August 1940 -
Status Prototype -
Number built 2
Variants Caproni Campini Ca.183bis
ChampionFx • 20,792 views
completeaerogeek
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This was a good attempt by the Italians to make a jet powered aircraft but as Frank Whittle had determined many years before, the 'Motor Jet' as it was labelled (although it is not classified as a 'jet' engine as it could fly without combusting the core air) simply couldn't work in an engineerin...
Oh Boy.This is a recipe for confusion. They start off with a Venturi which has nothing to do with lift generation and is one of the big myths! Lift is caused by turning flow.Turning flow is caused by angle of attack not wing shape If their lift explanation was correct supercritical wings wouldn't...