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How does this work??
Watched a car drive over a sheet of newspaper today. The newspaper went under the front of the car, a bit to one side, and then shot out from the same side between the front and rear wheels.
So, that means higher pressure under the car than beside, right? How is this so? I always figured that faster moving air under the car created a low pressure area and sucked air in along the sides.
Any thoughts?
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