the same in reverse, ie tail wind then speed will indicate 50mph. if it were 100mph headwind and plane flies at 100mph it would be registering either 100mph and standing still(still flying due to aerodynamics) or registering 200mph. Please do not include any GPS answers as speed was measured long before these came about.
In cars, there is always a fixed point, ie wheel to road. the same could be said about planes as boats to a certain extent.
please help, i know its sad but this really is bothering me.
thanks.
2007-12-05
06:32:22
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