Approaching Deep Stall

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From Danny Deger:
The space shuttle could not be certified by the FAA. It pitches up when
stalled. Due to span wise flow, the outboard portions of the wings stall
first. Because it is a delta wing the outboard wings are also aft, so
the center of lift moves forward.

The dreaded Pitch Divergence!

lol, the Shuttle is flying at 40 degrees angle of attack all through entry.
This is pretty much considered flying and stable in a full stall the entire
time. (except for the last little part at the end, near the runway)

The difference between Ron Paul, and all the other candidates is that Ron
Paul looks at the Market Place to see what works, instead of the FAA.
Regulations inhibited progress in favor of the status quo, or current mode
of operation. Free Markets allow for change as technology (or, our
understanding of it) improves, change that isn't limited by the
understanding or approval of some government regulator.

It has to do with risk vs reward. Yes regulation limits risk, but also
limits reward, to those who pay to have the regulations written in their
favor. Why else would the regulated, contribute to both political parties?

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Craig Fink
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