Why Airplanes Fly - Voids Above A Planar Sheet

"Le Chaud Lapin" wrote in message
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On Oct 4, 4:46 pm, "Gatt" wrote:
expects everybody to do
experiments just to indulge your accusation that basically everything
they
know about aerodynamics is wrong.

Not true. I do not recall any "accusation that basically everything
they know about aerodynamics is wrong." I wrote that there are some
things in the Jeppensen book that are just plain wrong, as is the
explanation of action/reaction with regard to downwash.

Oh, nevermind, everybody. It's the same guy with a new handle. It's
Jeppesen, and, do you have any idea how many people are successfully flying
with what they learned from the Jeppesen books? Are you one of them?

What has IT got to do with a war? My writings were very specific,
involving aerodynamics.

What I'm saying is, until you prove your aerodynamics with something more
than two sheets of paper, nobody gives a damn. Here's a hint: We don't fly
sheets of paper or plywood. If you think it can be done, all you have to do
is build an airplane and demonstrate it.

I did. The answer was "yes, the book is right, and you are wrong."

Accept it and move on. Don't just change your handle and try again.

-c