JAXAshby wrote in message
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High v, low p on top
Low v, hi p on bottom (relative)

lift

QED

cheers

oz, flight test engineer, Edwards, 1968-71


you may have been a worker bee for the US Air Force but you
don't have a clew
as to the physics behind air foil lift.

Jax! You've woken up again!

What's your reason for insulting this fellow?

Are you, as before, saying that if the pressure drops, the local
air speed doesn't change? Are you once again confusing Brownian
motion of molecules with the energy of an airflow? Are you once
again proposing that lift can be created with an S foil which
adds no net momentum to a passing airstream?

Since you're rubbishing his qualifications (not his arguments) I
think it's about time you told us your qualifications and
experience in this field.

JimB