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October 20th 07, 11:06 AM
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Blended-wing Airliner
Jose wrote in news:mmfSi.60532$YL5.26439
@newssvr29.news.prodigy.net: and have concluded (a rebuttable conclusion) it's not a problem for realistic airplane operations. Your comments tend to support that. Actually, my comments are not intended to support this. I think people would have a problem going up and down and down and up at a third of a g. It would feel like a roller coaster ride. Wouldn't be as much as that in practice and you get g from the airplane rotating around it's pitch axis when you sit in a cigar tube anyway! Bertie 
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