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May 14 2009 02:53pm
say a bird flew over your head, how would the birds weight be distributed onto the air?

wouldn't it be like a cone shape pointing downward towards the center of gravitation?
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May 14 2009 04:22pm
Gravity acts perpendicular to the ground. Always.

If you want to know about the pressure caused by air, it wouldn't balance out to anything, it feels the same pressure from all sides so the net pressure in any direction is zero.
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May 14 2009 05:32pm
Quote (Garethsir @ Thu, May 14 2009, 12:53pm)
say a bird flew over your head, how would the birds weight be distributed onto the air?

wouldn't it be like a cone shape pointing downward towards the center of gravitation?


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May 14 2009 06:02pm
Quote (Garethsir @ Thu, May 14 2009, 08:53pm)
say a bird flew over your head, how would the birds weight be distributed onto the air?

wouldn't it be like a cone shape pointing downward towards the center of gravitation?


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May 14 2009 06:24pm
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