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Thread: How long before Africans put a man on Mars?

post 1612528951 08-04-2020, 02:15 AM
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From a funny thread about africans making ****ty airplanes to a dick measuring contest between autists who think they know anything about aviation.


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Originally Posted By dannyg1217⏩
Again, provide an example of a wingless plane
I said aircraft. You seem to enjoy strawmanning.

post 1612529051 08-04-2020, 02:17 AM
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Originally Posted By dannyg1217⏩
why are you yelling? Cant find those mysterious wingless planes can you? The only thing you might be able to ether is the woman you will lose your virginity to.
So you're just gonna ignore the NASA link which took a massive chit all over your theory?
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Probably gonna have to settle for this OP
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
My argument with him is that he thinks that is THE ENTIRE reason for the lift. And he keeps ignoring that planes can fly upside down. The real explanation involves a whole chit ton of factors I explained earlier and would require someone to solve the Navier Stokes Equations for the fluid flow, along with some approximations to deal with the turbulence in the boundary layer. Ultimately, planes fly because they displace enough fluid downward that they can counteract their weight. That is it. And that is just a simple fact of nature. Air is a fluid. It's the same principle as how a boat floats in principle, just more complicated because of the nature of the fluid flow around the object, and how that is manipulated to create lift.
Of course it‘s the pushing down of air, I thought this was already understood.
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post 1612529281 08-04-2020, 02:20 AM
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
So you're just gonna ignore the NASA link which took a massive chit all over your theory?
I already explained this to you in post 85. Yes it moves air and now you're moving the goal post and breaking out helicopters as an example. Flight characteristics if aircraft are still superior to helicopters.

Still cant provide an example
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post 1612529291 08-04-2020, 02:21 AM
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This is hilarious to me because Africans were on the moon, likely more than 10K years ago



It's always hilarious when people speak so confidently from ignorance

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Originally Posted By wave_length⏩
Of course it‘s the pushing down of air, I thought this was already understood.
Not by the genius power engineer ITT or his sycophants.
post 1612529341 08-04-2020, 02:21 AM
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[QUOTE=wincel;1612529001]I said aircraft. You seem to enjoy strawmanning.

I am guessing you do not believe that the rotors are holding the entire weight of the helicopter up either do you. Got to be that anti-gravity paint they use. Stuffs good, real good.
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
This entire thread is full of racist comments mocking Africans. What is funny is none of you even remotely understand the physics or engineering required to build an aircraft.

Tell me u fuks. How does flight work? What is the basic principle that allows flight to occur? What must happen physically?
bernoulli's principle

air pressure under the wing becomes greater than above it, and it creates lift.
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post 1612529441 08-04-2020, 02:23 AM
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Originally Posted By CopeFear⏩
How long until Africans put a man in a house?
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post 1612529451 08-04-2020, 02:23 AM
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Originally Posted By Jayzuz⏩
Never realized they had such advanced aviation technology.



Between this & their fractal mud huts, it’s game over for everyone else.
Some random guys making airplanes and other flying mashines in their backyards during their freetime. Admittedly those are some pretty sh*tty ones, but could build something better, OP?
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
Not by the genius power engineer ITT or his sycophants.
the physics genius doesnt take into account air resistance and aerodynamics. That's why you're an aeronautical engineer, right?
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post 1612529491 08-04-2020, 02:24 AM
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TFW Elon Musk is African
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Originally Posted By dannyg1217⏩
I already explained this to you in post 85. Yes it moves air and now you're moving the goal post and breaking out helicopters as an example. Flight characteristics if aircraft are still superior to helicopters.

Still cant provide an example
Only person moving goal posts is you. You said Bernoulli explained lift. I showed you it didn't. I provided many counterexamples to your thinking that it was the Bernoulli effect acting on the wings that somehow produces all of the lift for the entire plane. It only produces some lift, and is not a significant amount since planes can fly upside down. Just admit I was right. I have also provided you several examples of wingless aircraft to show this as well. A helicopter is a wingless aircraft.

I have given the most complete explanation of lift ITT by listing some of the many factors involved and explaining that one must solve the Navier Stokes equations for the fluid around the aircraft to get the pressures and determine the lift. The entire aircraft must be accounted for. It is not a trivial problem. It is not simply explained by Bernoulli's principle. You, and other low iq Dunning-Kruger types ITT, have demonstrated you know less about flight than the African you mock who is trying to build a plane.
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Originally Posted By dannyg1217⏩
so you cant? If wings didnt contribute to lift, then they'd be designed without them. With you're g i'l ider design, it take the equal and opposite reaction to the air molecules hitting the under surface to push the plane up. However this is flawed because it creates resistance to the craft. Air resistance isnt good because it will require more fuel and make the design inefficient, that's why you dont see a wingless design ever except with your gliders and that's why you cant show me an example of a wingless plane.

Again, provide an example of a wingless plane
Resistance isn‘t good and it does require fuel. It‘s still how planes fly. Wings are used because they are still efficent at pushing air down compared to their weight.
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
Only person moving goal posts is you. You said Bernoulli explained lift. I showed you it didn't. I provided many counterexamples to your thinking that it was the Bernoulli effect acting on the wings that somehow produces all of the lift for the entire plane. It only produces some lift, and is not a significant amount since planes can fly upside down. Just admit I was right. I have also provided you several examples of wingless aircraft to show this as well. A helicopter is a wingless aircraft.
still no examples of a wingless plane, huh? Better go to Lockheed or Boeing and tell them to let you engineer their jets.

Like I said that creates inefficiencies and unnecessary fuel consumption in design, that's why they design planes with wings. Now go ether yourself so the misc doesnt have to put up with you.

What's your job? Dont have one?
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post 1612529701 08-04-2020, 02:29 AM
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Originally Posted By wave_length⏩
Resistance isn‘t good and it does require fuel. It‘s still how planes fly.
The guy is an idiot. Look how he strawmans what I said. At no point did I ever suggest wings are not important to lift. I simply said they do not fully explain lift. They are not enough to explain the entire lift of the aircraft, especially not just by using Bernoulli's principle. That's just a fact.

This fuking DUNNING KRUGER B average power engineering undergraduate thinks he knows anything
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miscers should just stick to lifting weights and estating their lifts
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
The guy is an idiot. Look how he strawmans what I said. At no point did I ever suggest wings are not important to lift. I simply said they do not fully explain lift. They are not enough to explain the entire lift of the aircraft, especially not just by using Bernoulli's principle. That's just a fact.

This fuking DUNNING KRUGER B average power engineering undergraduate thinks he knows anything
who's employed?
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Originally Posted By dannyg1217⏩
still no examples of a wingless plane, huh? Better go to Lockheed or Boeing and tell them to let you engineer their jets.

Like I said that creates inefficiencies and unnecessary fuel consumption in design, that's why they design planes with wings. Now go ether yourself so the misc doesnt have to put up with you.

What's your job? Dont have one?
I told you. I said aircraft. I never said plane. To my knowledge, there is no such thing as a "wingless plane". You're strawmanning me, and it's fuking pathetic. You're trying to save face because your theory of Bernoulli explaining lift was wrong.
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Originally Posted By CalmWind⏩
bernoulli's principle

air pressure under the wing becomes greater than above it, and it creates lift.
No. Read thread.
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
I told you. I said aircraft. I never said plane. To my knowledge, there is no such thing as a "wingless plane". You're strawmanning me, and it's fuking pathetic. You're trying to save face because your theory of Bernoulli explaining lift was wrong.
you didnt answer the questions? Wonder why
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The guy that made those aircraft is a true miscer doing it clearly for the lulz . He'd be ashamed of how this thread turned out.
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It's really sad when people are so dumb that they don't even know how dumb they are. Anyone can read the thread and see that Danny's explanation of flight is typical of a low iq B average engineer who doesn't actually understand physics. Read my explanations if you want to learn something, and click my NASA link to see why he is wrong. Out.
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
It's really sad when people are so dumb that they don't even know how dumb they are. Anyone can read the thread and see that Danny's explanation of flight is typical of a low iq B average engineer who doesn't actually understand physics. Read my explanations if you want to learn something, and click my NASA link to see why he is wrong. Out.
chit, you're leaving without answering any questions, just like our last back and forth. Is there a pattern here?

Yes I'm an engineer and you're... well, what are you? Unemployed?
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
It's really sad when people are so dumb that they don't even know how dumb they are. Anyone can read the thread and see that Danny's explanation of flight is typical of a low iq B average engineer who doesn't actually understand physics. Read my explanations if you want to learn something, and click my NASA link to see why he is wrong. Out.
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Dannyg is a weird poster. I never know, if he is actually as dumb as he sounds or just not giving a damn and mostly trying to insult miscers.
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who's employed?
I mean you being employed does not have to be proof for your intelligence, it could also be proof for your employers stupidity.
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Originally Posted By CopeFear⏩
How long until Africans put a man in a house?
Originally Posted By Abzu⏩
This is hilarious to me because Africans were on the moon, likely more than 10K years ago



It's always hilarious when people speak so confidently from ignorance

Lol
Originally Posted By Manc33⏩
No one ever put any man anywhere, it's all a scam. Space is fake. How did they get astronauts to STFU about faking it? Easy, just tell them we need to fake it to make the Russians believe we went and we can't actually go because [insert convincing sounding reason that doesn't involve anything controversial] oh and by the way here's ten million dollars with millions more to come and the world viewing you as the biggest hero ever, for the rest of your life.
Lol between these comments and the full on argument this thread is wild
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