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Old October 9th 04, 05:06 PM
Chris W
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Gary Drescher wrote:


Minor correction: the wings snap due to excessive lift (force), not due to
excessive Gs (acceleration).


What?!!! You can't have force with out acceleration and you can't have
acceleration with out force. The most basic formula in physics is:
F = MA or Force = Mass times Acceleration. A net force gives you
acceleration.


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