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July 2nd 18, 03:09 AM
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Opinions on NASA lift theory?
A wing deflects air downwards, and the upward force is applied to the wing via Bernoulli pressure distributions.
If you disagree, tell me where the reaction force is applied and how. Every airfoil has a known pressure distribution, as this is the way airfoils are designed. Simple, well known science. Why the constant attempts at mumbo jumbo theories exist is a total mystery to me. 
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