For same AoA,will flow separation starts earlier (point of separation more upstream) at higher airflow speeds (=higher air inertia) compare to lower airflow speeds?
High speed airflow has more air inertia so it seems inuitevly that air will harderd follow curved surface and leave surface earlier?
Question referes to subsonics speeds,but you can expand your answer at supersonic speeds as well.
Same topic at physics site,but we heve problem here because members have opposite oppinions: https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/602876/does-flow-separation-starts-earlier-at-higher-airflow-speeds/602888?noredirect=1#comment1356599_602888
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