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Results tagged with aircraft-physics
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Physics as they apply to aircraft. Including aerodynamics, flight dynamics, stability and control, aircraft hydraulic and electric systems, engine thermodynamics.
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Is a "stalled" aircraft free-falling?
If I was in an elevator in a sky-scraper and the cable broke, I would free fall and feel weightless until hitting the ground. When I cause a stall on an airplane (power-ff) and the wings stop producin …
