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Results tagged with aerodynamics
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A subset of the [fluid-dynamics] tag concerning primarily forces such as lift and drag generated on bodies as they move through gasses or as gasses move through the body (typically air).
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How do you understand stall in terms of Newtonian mechanics (i.e. without Bernoulli's Princi...
"the air molecules crash into wing, which is at an angle to the air molecules"
This only really happens when a plane comes in to land. After putting the flaps down, lift is greatly increased, but noti …
