This sounds great...!

Aerodynamics could certainly use some Scientific Thinking right around now...

The same effect's visible in many other Aero experiments

- this example showcases it in Holger Babinsky's 'How Wings Work' video...

The FAA ✈️ Royal Aeronautical Society AIAA But Aero's unnecessary complexity OBSCURES the subject it claims to explain

- just as Ptolemy's complex geocentric mathematics BLOCKED progress in exploring 'the heavens' for more than a thousand years.

The FAA ✈️ Royal Aeronautical Society AIAA When subject experts prefer to feel 'authoritative' than to BE RIGHT, absurd thought-systems like Geocentric Cosmology and Circulation Theory can remain dominant, BLOCKING useful discovery, for significant amounts of time.

Should we settle for living in Aviation's 'dark age'...?

I couldn’t agree more.
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Flow Journal YouTube Here's a graphic explaining some visible features that reveal amplification as it happens; once recognized, the same effect's noticeable in many other Aero experiments...

A guide to the colors.

One of the recently donated Martin Mars images, with Philippine in the foreground and Hawaii doing a little showboating in behind!

BRITISH AND SWISS BLAST IN BARCELONA AS MAGIC SUFFERS FOIL GREMLINS americascup.com/news/3045_BRIT…

GE Aerospace Safran Aircraft Engines CFM International For a second phase of testing, the Boeing Model 347 grew a TILTING WING

- a modification that confused its Aero legacy even more.

Because athough THOROUGH BLADE SEPARATION is what 'muted' the aircraft (and improved its handling), legend gave the credit to EXTRA BLADES & WINGS.

What Mark's showing you is EVOLUTION in progress.

The wings (and faces...) of Ospreys & Gannets are very different

- but any offspring of THIS bird whose shoulder anatomy is SLIGHTLY more like that of a Diving bird will be just a tiny bit BETTER at this type of hunting...

A look back at the evolution of Goodyear Blimps.

Density altitude strikes again. It doesn’t reduce motor power output, but it does shorten available flight time due to the higher power draw from the batteries

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