The Impossibility of Flying Heavy Aircraft Without Training

Richard Isakson wrote:
"ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote ...

First honest thing I've read in this thread. Lift is caused by feathers is

a

known scientific fact and I can prove it .


I hate to get involved in these "what causes lift" threads but this is
nonsense. An ostrich after all, with all it's feathers, CAN'T FLY. I
already stated a couple weeks ago that flight is magic. A well known fact.
Such silliness as "feathers" and "lift demons" is just an attempt to avoid
being burnt at the stake by the fearful masses.

Rich



Oh, stop it! Stop it! Stop it! This is all pure nonsense and has
nothing to do with MANNED flight. We all know that it is MONEY that
keeps airplanes in the air. I have a whole stack if bills as proof.

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Ernest Christley wrote:
Richard Isakson wrote:
"ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote ...

First honest thing I've read in this thread. Lift is caused by
feathers is

a

known scientific fact and I can prove it .


I hate to get involved in these "what causes lift" threads but this is
nonsense. An ostrich after all, with all it's feathers, CAN'T FLY. I
already stated a couple weeks ago that flight is magic. A well known
fact.
Such silliness as "feathers" and "lift demons" is just an attempt to
avoid
being burnt at the stake by the fearful masses.

Rich



Oh, stop it! Stop it! Stop it! This is all pure nonsense and has
nothing to do with MANNED flight. We all know that it is MONEY that
keeps airplanes in the air. I have a whole stack if bills as proof.


I can prove you are wrong. It's PAID bills that get men off the
ground. See how long you will fly if you decide to stop paying the bills.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

I think we have stumbled on something here. The Wright
brothers took many years to build their flying machine and
for the time, lots of money. But the amount was so low that
it isn't even reported, still we can assume that it was more
than the cost of a normal vacation from Ohio to the Atlantic
coast. They flew a few feet off the ground at less than
running speed.
WWI increased spending and the airplanes flew higher and
faster.
WWII spent a lot more money and the airplanes flew even
higher, faster and further.
During the Cold War airplanes got VERY expensive and some
airplanes cost two billion dollars each. This very airplane
can fly around the world, drop bombs and fly home. In each
case, it costs a lot of money.
These new expensive airplanes don't even look like
conventional airplanes, but again, without the money of the
government they don't fly.
Maybe flight is just a government conspiracy to spend money?



"Dan" wrote in message
news:gYULf.27316$Ug4.25466@dukeread12...
| Ernest Christley wrote:
| Richard Isakson wrote:
| "ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote ...
|
| First honest thing I've read in this thread. Lift is
caused by
| feathers is
|
| a
|
| known scientific fact and I can prove it .
|
|
| I hate to get involved in these "what causes lift"
threads but this is
| nonsense. An ostrich after all, with all it's
feathers, CAN'T FLY. I
| already stated a couple weeks ago that flight is magic.
A well known
| fact.
| Such silliness as "feathers" and "lift demons" is just
an attempt to
| avoid
| being burnt at the stake by the fearful masses.
|
| Rich
|
|
|
| Oh, stop it! Stop it! Stop it! This is all pure
nonsense and has
| nothing to do with MANNED flight. We all know that it
is MONEY that
| keeps airplanes in the air. I have a whole stack if
bills as proof.
|
|
| I can prove you are wrong. It's PAID bills that get men
off the
| ground. See how long you will fly if you decide to stop
paying the bills.
|
| Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Jim Macklin wrote:
I think we have stumbled on something here. The Wright
brothers took many years to build their flying machine and
for the time, lots of money. But the amount was so low that
it isn't even reported, still we can assume that it was more
than the cost of a normal vacation from Ohio to the Atlantic
coast. They flew a few feet off the ground at less than
running speed.
WWI increased spending and the airplanes flew higher and
faster.
WWII spent a lot more money and the airplanes flew even
higher, faster and further.
During the Cold War airplanes got VERY expensive and some
airplanes cost two billion dollars each. This very airplane
can fly around the world, drop bombs and fly home. In each
case, it costs a lot of money.
These new expensive airplanes don't even look like
conventional airplanes, but again, without the money of the
government they don't fly.
Maybe flight is just a government conspiracy to spend money?



"Dan" wrote in message
news:gYULf.27316$Ug4.25466@dukeread12...
| Ernest Christley wrote:
| Richard Isakson wrote:
| "ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote ...
|
| First honest thing I've read in this thread. Lift is
caused by
| feathers is
|
| a
|
| known scientific fact and I can prove it .
|
|
| I hate to get involved in these "what causes lift"
threads but this is
| nonsense. An ostrich after all, with all it's
feathers, CAN'T FLY. I
| already stated a couple weeks ago that flight is magic.
A well known
| fact.
| Such silliness as "feathers" and "lift demons" is just
an attempt to
| avoid
| being burnt at the stake by the fearful masses.
|
| Rich
|
|
|
| Oh, stop it! Stop it! Stop it! This is all pure
nonsense and has
| nothing to do with MANNED flight. We all know that it
is MONEY that
| keeps airplanes in the air. I have a whole stack if
bills as proof.
|
|
| I can prove you are wrong. It's PAID bills that get men
off the
| ground. See how long you will fly if you decide to stop
paying the bills.
|
| Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired



What really disturbs me is that almost makes sense. You missed the
part about cup holders. The prices really got out of hand when cup
holders were invented. Are you sure your not one of "them?"

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Cup holders allowed drinking in flight and that in turn
required "draining the pilot's sump" more often in flight.
This required relief tubes, but then women started flying
and that requires the potty. The potty requires plumbing
and that means plumbers. More money "down the drain" [pun
intended] and then the government started buying toilet
seats and we all heard what THAT cost.


Maybe we could try to build a jet engine that burned paper
trash instead of petroleum products. This could save a lot
of oil and several steps in the process of flight, they
could just directly burn money.



--
James H. Macklin
ATP,CFI,A&P

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"Dan" wrote in message
news:CrYLf.27326$Ug4.19353@dukeread12...
| Jim Macklin wrote:
| I think we have stumbled on something here. The Wright
| brothers took many years to build their flying machine
and
| for the time, lots of money. But the amount was so low
that
| it isn't even reported, still we can assume that it was
more
| than the cost of a normal vacation from Ohio to the
Atlantic
| coast. They flew a few feet off the ground at less than
| running speed.
| WWI increased spending and the airplanes flew higher and
| faster.
| WWII spent a lot more money and the airplanes flew even
| higher, faster and further.
| During the Cold War airplanes got VERY expensive and
some
| airplanes cost two billion dollars each. This very
airplane
| can fly around the world, drop bombs and fly home. In
each
| case, it costs a lot of money.
| These new expensive airplanes don't even look like
| conventional airplanes, but again, without the money of
the
| government they don't fly.
| Maybe flight is just a government conspiracy to spend
money?
|
|
|
| "Dan" wrote in message
| news:gYULf.27316$Ug4.25466@dukeread12...
| | Ernest Christley wrote:
| | Richard Isakson wrote:
| | "ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote ...
| |
| | First honest thing I've read in this thread. Lift
is
| caused by
| | feathers is
| |
| | a
| |
| | known scientific fact and I can prove it .
| |
| |
| | I hate to get involved in these "what causes lift"
| threads but this is
| | nonsense. An ostrich after all, with all it's
| feathers, CAN'T FLY. I
| | already stated a couple weeks ago that flight is
magic.
| A well known
| | fact.
| | Such silliness as "feathers" and "lift demons" is
just
| an attempt to
| | avoid
| | being burnt at the stake by the fearful masses.
| |
| | Rich
| |
| |
| |
| | Oh, stop it! Stop it! Stop it! This is all pure
| nonsense and has
| | nothing to do with MANNED flight. We all know that
it
| is MONEY that
| | keeps airplanes in the air. I have a whole stack if
| bills as proof.
| |
| |
| | I can prove you are wrong. It's PAID bills that get
men
| off the
| | ground. See how long you will fly if you decide to
stop
| paying the bills.
| |
| | Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
|
|
|
| What really disturbs me is that almost makes sense. You
missed the
| part about cup holders. The prices really got out of hand
when cup
| holders were invented. Are you sure your not one of
"them?"
|
| Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Jim Macklin wrote:
Cup holders allowed drinking in flight and that in turn
required "draining the pilot's sump" more often in flight.
This required relief tubes, but then women started flying
and that requires the potty. The potty requires plumbing
and that means plumbers. More money "down the drain" [pun
intended] and then the government started buying toilet
seats and we all heard what THAT cost.


Maybe we could try to build a jet engine that burned paper
trash instead of petroleum products. This could save a lot
of oil and several steps in the process of flight, they
could just directly burn money.



The oil companies will be knocking at your door soon

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Worse, the plumbers union.


"Dan" wrote in message
news:1Z6Mf.34567$Ug4.25620@dukeread12...
| Jim Macklin wrote:
| Cup holders allowed drinking in flight and that in turn
| required "draining the pilot's sump" more often in
flight.
| This required relief tubes, but then women started
flying
| and that requires the potty. The potty requires
plumbing
| and that means plumbers. More money "down the drain"
[pun
| intended] and then the government started buying toilet
| seats and we all heard what THAT cost.
|
|
| Maybe we could try to build a jet engine that burned
paper
| trash instead of petroleum products. This could save a
lot
| of oil and several steps in the process of flight, they
| could just directly burn money.
|
|
|
| The oil companies will be knocking at your door soon
|
| Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

I can prove you are wrong. It's PAID bills that get men off the ground. See how long you will fly if you decide to stop paying the bills.

But there is no net movement of money. It's the money vortex that
provides lift.

Jose
--
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