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Tony writes:
For a theory to be accepted it has to predict observations. Trailing edge downwash and some other things written here don't seem to do that. Actually, downwash can be directly observed in appropriate atmospheric conditions. There are pictures on the Web that illustrate this. Remember, in order to accelerate something upward, something else must be accelerated downward. When you hold your hand out the window of a car at an angle, and you feel it being raised, where does the energy to raise your hand come from? |
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