It'll probably fly OK in water. In air it might have to travel a bit fast.
It reminds me of my days years ago as a very impoverished English
person. A friend had a minivan and come the MoT (annual vehicle test) it
was condemned when the tester put a hammer through the rusted read
subframe. Not having the money to fix or replace the subframe was made
good by filling it with concrete and then coating it with underseal. The
friend says to me at the time "Lets see him put a hammer through
*that*". Thirty years later the vehicle still exists. Concrete has its
uses; I don't think its going to have much of a future as a wing core
material, though.
Martin Usher
Ben Wilson wrote:
Just noticed that this week's episode of Mythbusters is entitled
"Concrete Glider" in which Adam and Jamie attempt to create gliders
out of concrete! I haven't watched it yet - it's recorded on the
TiVo. In either case, it looks awesome!
ben wilson
louisville area soaring society
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