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nope you would stay halfway if that's where you started from as the belt moves faster the wheels have gained you no forward motion as they are busy compensating for the speed of the belt. you have to cover ground in order to move forward the wheels are merely covering ground that isn't static...

it's next to the plush key

what you rub your head in circular motion at the same time :shock: well done that man!

very good :)

if the law is interpreted properly in the first place, I believe that those using that argument are not applying the law as it should be. don't forget the plane is attached to the floor and not floating. gravity is bearing down on the plane as a downward force which has to be overcome. i...

yes pip i was tempted to mention rockets and indeed the plane would probably lift off like a rocket in the end but if you imagine in this case that the plane can only take off through normal lift from the wings then it will never get off the ground as far as i'm concerned. I read what was said...

17.6802 sorry bob you were wrong.

probably gets a lot of use out of them aswell :lol:

:lol: no i'm not a male stripper and i'd certainly be worried about restricting blood flow using them though to add i don't have a problem in that area anyway :wink:

just replying to your argument on the subject bas, perhaps you could explain how the aircraft moves forward in airspace then? as far as i see it the energy from the thrust is being used up in spinning the wheels ever faster and worthlessly the aircraft itself doesn't move an inch remember we are...

The output of a broadcaster will go through a control room before going to transmission it is here that quality control of picture and audio is checked amongst other things and it's dependant on how good the monitoring is. ie whether all equipment is lined up properly, whether the personnel are...

what if the plane had it's brakes on :wink: seriously though in order to move forward the plane will have to travel the circumference of it's wheels but the runway is matching any advancement in distance of the wheel ie the runway cancels out the distance of the circumference of the wheel every...

it's also not free but a 30 day trial

You use elastic bands don't you? :wink:

I blame that Vera Lynn

would have been a great comedian if for the fact no-one heard his punchlines due to him always having a dodgy mike. :wink:

The waterboard men sit on their Ar*es as leaks go by

the real reason is to put off the on the whim housemover from thinking of moving and so add some stability to the housing market.

The plane starts to move as thrust is applied but then the runway matches the speed that the wheels were revolving at , so the plane eventually is static ie not moving through the air the planes wheels will revolve if they didn't then for a second the plane would go backwards until the runway...

the way i read the question is that the plane will always be static as the floor moves , therefore there will be no flow of air over the wings and no lift so no is the answer it will never take off. whether it's a jet or prop a propellor plane would still need forward motion on top of any...