Theories of lift

[aerohead]

Originally Posted by JulianEdgar

I'll just repeat what I said in my first post:

It's why when people ask for explanations (not just descriptions) of why air on cars follows curved surfaces, why pressures vary (etc), it's best not to answer.

And when they say "It's easy - Bernoulli!" or "It's easy - Newton!" you'd best run a mile.

Yep, that'll really help.

[JulianEdgar]

Originally Posted by aerohead

Yep, that'll really help.

Far better than misleading people with simplistic - and incorrect - answers, as you have done here for so long.

[aerohead]

Originally Posted by JulianEdgar

Far better than misleading people with simplistic - and incorrect - answers, as you have done here for so long.

I respect your opinion, however I'll endeavor to go beyond silence if the question is posed.
Engineers work with what they've got. No one pretends perfection.
Simplistic, and incorrect was good enough to get us to the Moon and back.