well, will it?
Well, will it?
Owen Parker
William Bell
no
Kayden Clark
no because in order to create lift you need air to travel over the wings. there will be no airflow over wings using a fucking treadmill.
Gabriel Martinez
This.
Dominic Phillips
Yes, it will. The movement of the tires is irrelevant to takeoff, the jet engines will push the plane forwards even if the treadmill is on.
You guys are retarded
Lincoln Ross
No, the wingspan is larger than the space between the two things on the front of the treadmill
Joshua Miller
Mythbusters already tested this you dumb faggots, you're all wrong
Benjamin Powell
no, because it is a toy plane
Anthony Garcia
The engines on a plane will push it forward regardless of the tire rotation speed, treadmill on or off the plane will takeoff as normal. Idiot.
James Myers
no
the wings will hit the control console's support struts stopping the plane
Henry Powell
No. No lift.....
Henry Hill
you dumb faggots don't realize that the engines on a plane push the plane thru the air. The tire rotational speed are completely and utterly irrelevant to takeoff.
Charles Long
Nope. Disregarding all the tards that have or will answer yes, there is no airflow on the planes wings that is even remotely enough to cause lift. The only thing that will go fast are the wheels. Also the wings would clip the plastics bars of the treadmill and the plane would crash. Suck it nerds.
Owen Miller
No you fucking retard, treadmills aren't even designed to fly
Ryder Ramirez
No because it'll crash into the thing in front.
Owen Ortiz
What about this?
Connor Powell
Could be a big treadmill
Andrew Davis
could be a big toy plane.
Luis Martinez
Nope. Even if you had an old-timey record player that can spin at 78 rpm it wouldn't be fast enough to generate lift.
Jeremiah Perez
Your picture is awful and proves that you know nothing about the aeroplane nor the aerofoil. Just keep plebbin OP, and sucking dicks.
David Mitchell
If the treadmill matches the planes speed no, no lift
Aiden Barnes
Of course the plane will take off, but the wheels will be turning at twice the normal speed when it does so. The plane will be travelling fast relative to the treadmill but normal speed relative to a bystander
Charles Perry
septs get
Jackson Gomez
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Mason Clark
if that were the case, planes wouldn't need wings.
Brandon Parker
supersonic jets have a wing area much to small to support the aircraft, they receive a major part of their lift from the thrust of the engine
and rockets only have winglets to stabilize the rocket
but subsonic planes receive their thrust from the engine pushing on the air
not from the wheels pushing against the ground
in fact most wheels on aircraft are free spinning, meaning they will move as fast as needed to negate the friction between the ground and the aircraft
wings provide lift
not thrust
Isaiah Hughes
He was still moving forward relative to the ground. They didn't prove anything.
Angel Davis
ye
Luis Bennett
This... that show sucks ass sometimes.
Colton Hall
No because the plane would crash into the treadmill pillars.
The plane is going to move forward regardless of the treadmill because the engine push air through to move the plane forward. The wheels will be spinning at twice their average speed, but that doesn't matter. The plane's engines will still pull the plane forward.
Isaiah King
I think this is saying the plane, regardless of the wheels, stays stationary on the treadmill. The engines are just fighting frictional forces so it doesn't fall off the treadmill.
Jonathan Richardson
Yeah they need to do it when the treadmill and the plane are going the same speed, so the plane isn't moving forward, if the plane isn't moving forward there is no lift
Ryder Bailey
William Long
Yes for about .2 sec as it falls off the back of the treadmill
Connor Wright
ITT non engineers hurting their brains about things that shouldn't be into question.
Only way that plane will lift is if there were a fan infront of it.
Myth busters are retards, only reason that plane took off was because the truck didn't do fucking shit.