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The treadmill has no effect.
Same when I bash my elbow, always my left elbow.
Maybe this belongs in the conspiracy thread 😂
Really simple if you have a hi IQ
The only way it could happen is if there's a Bernoulli effect over the wings to create lift. The airspeed of the aircraft must acheive its minimum to create enough lift to go airborne. That means one of two things: Airplane going through the atmosphere, or wind generated by a huge fan. (Or if the treadmill creates enough wind itself.)
So, if the treadmill were lashed to the top of a really big car going fast enough for the plane to go airborne, hell yeah.
Yeah, I was wrong about the bullet, apparently. They don't come down as fast as they went up.
She says....
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However, if the aircraft engines are on, the treadmill could be running at any speed and the plane could still fly by thrusting up to a sufficient speed. Since the prop or jet acts on the atmosphere, the plane would fly. The wheels would be spinning at treadmill speed + airspeed, though.
But you good , omg is that right, I'm confused.
https://youtu.be/4rTv9wvvat8
https://youtu.be/17tEg_uTF_A
Some people think it’s the gyroscopic effect of the wheels, but bicycles built with gyro free wheels stay upright. Others attribute the balance to wheel caster, but bicycles without caster or even negative caster will stay upright on their own.
So what do you think make a two wheeled vehicle balance?
Anything with mass which revolves in a circle has angular momentum and thus gyroscopic force.
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