Hummingbird Turning Dynamics

"Wingbeat Time and the Scaling of Passive Rotational Damping in Flapping Flight." By Tyson L. Hedrick, Bo Cheng, Xinyan Deng. Science, Vol. 324, April 10, 2009.

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Science & Technology

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• science
• hummingbird
• birds
• aviation
• aerodynamics

[BinkieMcFartnuggets]

It turns out they're actually all psychotic and trying to viciously conduct an orchestra that isn't there.

[Rikotistic]

I just read the journal article regarding this. Excellent footage. This kind of thing is what Youtube is all about...at least to me! Five!!!

[seanwagner]

And regardless of education, spelling, any of this garbage, Your just a foolish human with a dying soul. I hate you !

[TylerNull]

You spent the first two posts avoiding the point of my first satirical post, and you did so by "attacking my person", as you now call it. Stunningly, you now pose as the victim to claim that evidences the failure of others.

[farvision]

So you have to resort to attacking my person? Fail.

So tell me about Tiktaalik, since you are so well educated. What is its significance?

[TylerNull]

fargone,

Your scientific illiteracy shines through your gibberish. Your parents really should sue the teachers labor union who defrauded them out of all that tax money. They have a good case, and it's their civic duty.

[farvision]

Do the reading, then you will be educated enough to talk.

[indiadrummer]

I agree.  It's a sad day when anyone associates logic with socialism.

[TylerNull]

First of all, you left off much of the book's title:

"...Preservation of Favored Races ..." -- thankfully, we defeated Nasism, thereby beating back your Darwinist pseudoscience for a while.

Thanks also go to the Christian priest, Gregor Mendel, the father of genetic sciences. Thanks to his discoveries, the only ones bitterly clinging to the Darwinist hoax are socialists and their unfortunate disciples whose ignornance is immaculate.

Sue your teachers labor union.

[farvision]

TylerNull, before you flaunt your ignorance in public again, how about reading the Origin of Species? Also, look up and read about the wonderful Tiktaalik and the new book Your Inner Fish. Read Stephen J. Gould's books. You will find it fascinating.

[rob9312]

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