At 03:29 PM 2/10/2005, dhbailey wrote:
Andrew Stiller wrote:
Actually, that can't be the case, though everybody thinks it is.
If
Bernoulli's law were responsible for lift in aircraft, airplanes
wouldn't be able to fly upside-down--and they can.
I'm confused by this remark --
Folks,
there's way more to this topic than anyone has said so far. Here are some
resources
(and
please let's get back to Finale, because whenever we stray from that things get
weird
very
quickly.)
1.
Stop Abusing Bernoulli: How Airplanes Really Fly, Gale Craig, Regenerative
Press1997
