Will it take off?

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when the treadmill is turned on the plane will go backwards, not forwards, therefore it wont smash into the sides of the treadmill.

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I'M SO EXCITED. I bet all those retard science guys will have to eat their stupid retard words.

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LOL the real reason the plane wont take off is cause its facing the wrong direction, sooo stupid.

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no, the wings will smash into the sides of the treadmill.

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... you have seen a treadmill in action right?

[/ QUOTE ]dumbest post in a very very very long time DUCY?

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wait.. whos is the dumbest post? clearly not mine right?

[/ QUOTE ]on second reading maybe i didn't give you enough credit, if you could be kind enough to elaborate so i can decide if i didn't give you enough credit or not

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why would the plane move in the direction of the uprights?

[/ QUOTE ]my apologies, you are right, i misread gg

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when the treadmill is turned on the plane will go backwards, not forwards, therefore it wont smash into the sides of the treadmill.



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if the plane had engines and was able to keep up with the treadmill, then at a certain speed, it would eventually fly into the elephant in front of it. Either way, it doesn't take off.

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Thats a reallly huge elephant too.

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LOL the real reason the plane wont take off is cause its facing the wrong direction, sooo stupid.

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when a plane takes off, its because its moving forward so the ground below it is essentially moving backwards while it is still. As the speed the ground 'moves' backwards increases the plane will start to take off. If it faced the other way the ground would be moving in the same direction as it. Now you have the dumbest post evar. Good work einstein.

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when the treadmill is turned on the plane will go backwards, not forwards, therefore it wont smash into the sides of the treadmill.



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if the plane had engines and was able to keep up with the treadmill, then at a certain speed, it would eventually fly into the elephant in front of it. Either way, it doesn't take off.

[/ QUOTE ]wrong wrong wrong, it's not about how fast the plane is moving, it's about the air passing the plane's wings, this stays zero, lift stays zero, plain stays on treadmill

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when the treadmill is turned on the plane will go backwards, not forwards, therefore it wont smash into the sides of the treadmill.



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if the plane had engines and was able to keep up with the treadmill, then at a certain speed, it would eventually fly into the elephant in front of it. Either way, it doesn't take off.

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orly?