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EXT ELITE ROB
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This (trick) question was posted in the "general" section of another forum that I frequent. It has turned into a very long thread. Lets see how everyone here stacks up against the moronic posts that littered the other forum.

"Let's say you have a single engine airplane sitting on a runway that is 3000 feet long, and through some great engineering the runway is actually a giant treadmill. It's engineered so that when the plane starts to move forward the runway moves in the opposite direction at exactly the same speed., i.e. as the airplane's wheels pick up speed the runway matches it.
Will the plane get airborne?"
 
Doesn't alot of air have to be passing between the wings to take off flight? Wouldn't having a plane on a tredmill cancel that out since it is just rolling on still air?
 
I just went to my neighbor's house and tested this. The answer is NO.
 
i can see why this was never brought up b4, whay if you are driving the speed of light and you turn on your headlights will they shine
 
no.
the wheels would be spinning like mad, but spinning wheels do not an airborne plane make.
 
borris said:
way 2 :blazed: right now bro


*waits for Samuff*
borris said:
Doesn't alot of air have to be passing between the wings to take off flight? Wouldn't having a plane on a tredmill cancel that out since it is just rolling on still air?

If this guy can get the answer right then Ive heard enough.
EF=astronomically more intelligent than that other board.
 
superdave said:
If this guy can get the answer right then Ive heard enough.
EF=astronomically more intelligent than that other board.

Ummmh ... who posted the correct answer first?
 
PICK3 said:
Ummmh ... who posted the correct answer first?
you arent blazzzzzed.
Unless being a 'mo lowers your IQ more than being blazed, then you would get credit.
 
stilleto said:
no.
the wheels would be spinning like mad, but spinning wheels do not an airborne plane make.
even the woman got it right. hot damn
 
Big Rick Rock said:
I just went to my neighbor's house and tested this. The answer is NO.
I just asked my husband and he said its not a complete question. What kind of power is the plane using>? Is it using its engine or just its wheels?
 
But if you're in the elevator on the 80th floor of a high rise and the cable breaks ... can you jump a milisecond before it hits bottom and save yourself?
 
superdave said:
This (trick) question was posted in the "general" section of another forum that I frequent. It has turned into a very long thread. Lets see how everyone here stacks up against the moronic posts that littered the other forum.

"Let's say you have a single engine airplane sitting on a runway that is 3000 feet long, and through some great engineering the runway is actually a giant treadmill. It's engineered so that when the plane starts to move forward the runway moves in the opposite direction at exactly the same speed., i.e. as the airplane's wheels pick up speed the runway matches it.
Will the plane get airborne?"

What did you hear from Mossberg? Or is your replacement rifle in the cargo hold of said plane?
 
PICK3 said:
But if you're in the elevator on the 80th floor of a high rise and the cable breaks ... can you jump a millisecond before it hits bottom and save yourself?

No, Myth Busters tested it and the dummy would have plummeted to its death. As for the airplane thing, I'm pretty sure that the movement of air is required for the plane to take off.
 
Smurfy said:
I just asked my husband and he said its not a complete question. What kind of power is the plane using>? Is it using its engine or just its wheels?
wheels are free standing, meaning the just roll over the ground when the engine thrust is applied to the plane. This still doesnt matter though, think about it.
 
mountain muscle said:
What did you hear from Mossberg? Or is your replacement rifle in the cargo hold of said plane?
the cut me a check, which i got today. i sure as hell dont want another product from them.
 
superdave said:
wheels are free standing, meaning the just roll over the ground when the engine thrust is applied to the plane. This still doesnt matter though, think about it.
im not thinking about it another second. you cant make me. now go get me some ice cream
 
Smurfy said:
im not thinking about it another second. you cant make me. now go get me some ice cream
I cant, Im on a treadmill and no matter how fast I run I cant move forward to the kitchen.
 
superdave said:
I cant, Im on a treadmill and no matter how fast I run I cant move forward to the kitchen.
fine then i will roll my fat ass sideways over to the freezer and get it myself (aka tell my husband to do it)

thanks
 
Smurfy said:
I just asked my husband and he said its not a complete question. What kind of power is the plane using>? Is it using its engine or just its wheels?


I'm gonna have to go ahead and ask lumberg to look up bernoulli's principle.

Then I am going to ask him to show me a single-engine plane with a drive train to the wheels.

While you are at it, bitch-slap him for me.
 
PICK3 said:
But if you're in the elevator on the 80th floor of a high rise and the cable breaks ... can you jump a milisecond before it hits bottom and save yourself?

This was going to be my plan if that ever happened to me.
 
mountain muscle said:
I'm gonna have to go ahead and ask lumberg to look up bernoulli's principle.

Then I am going to ask him to show me a single-engine plane with a drive train to the wheels.

While you are at it, bitch-slap him for me.
i just bitch slapped him in the face with my cock.
are we straight now?
 
What about if the plane had a rocket engine and the plane was slightly tilted upward on the runway? that could be possible
 
borris said:
What about if the plane had a rocket engine and the plane was slightly tilted upward on the runway? that could be possible
youre smoking too much rob. engine is parallel to ground/treadmill
 
mountain muscle said:
Harriers are not single engine. Try again.

sorry but........

http://www.air-attack.com/page/41/AV-8-Harrier.html

http://www.britannica.com/bps/topic...tle=Harrier -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia

The AV-8B Harrier is a high performance, single-engine, single-seat, Vertical/Short Take-off and Landing (V/STOL) attack aircraft. It was introduced to the Fleet Marine Forces (FMF) in January 1985 after a successful prototype demonstration and Full Scale Development Program. Consistent with the long-standing Marine Corps vision of attaining an all V/STOL amphibious force, the AV-8B replaced both the A-4M and AV-8A/C -- the light attack portion of the Marine Tactical Aircraft (TACAIR) force.


ouch
 
borris said:
sorry but........

http://www.air-attack.com/page/41/AV-8-Harrier.html

http://www.britannica.com/bps/topic...tle=Harrier -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia

The AV-8B Harrier is a high performance, single-engine, single-seat, Vertical/Short Take-off and Landing (V/STOL) attack aircraft. It was introduced to the Fleet Marine Forces (FMF) in January 1985 after a successful prototype demonstration and Full Scale Development Program. Consistent with the long-standing Marine Corps vision of attaining an all V/STOL amphibious force, the AV-8B replaced both the A-4M and AV-8A/C -- the light attack portion of the Marine Tactical Aircraft (TACAIR) force.


ouch


Nice find. My bad.

I was considering the intakes and and variable exhaust ports used for VTOL.
 
mountain muscle said:
Not really, he had to look it up.

Besides, I can fly the plane, he can't.

You can fly the Harrier?

I had a friend who flew those.
 
mountain muscle said:
Not really, he had to look it up.

Besides, I can fly the plane, he can't.
i know, i just felt like putting the word "pot" into something in reference to borris being baked
 
PICK3 said:
But if you're in the elevator on the 80th floor of a high rise and the cable breaks ... can you jump a milisecond before it hits bottom and save yourself?

Nope. They tried this one out on Mythbusters.
 
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