Best sub-forum to discuss aerodynamics?

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The discussion centers on finding the best sub-forum for aerodynamics topics, including related principles in physics, math, and engineering. Participants suggest the mechanical engineering forum and its aerospace engineering subforum as ideal places for these discussions. The lounge is mentioned humorously as an alternative option. The thread concludes with a participant expressing gratitude for the helpful information. Overall, the mechanical engineering and aerospace engineering subforums are highlighted as valuable resources for aerodynamics discussions.
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and principles that associate with aerodynamics, aeronautics, etc. I mean, we could discuss it to a degree in physics, a degree in math and a degree in engineering.

or just the lounge. LOL

Edit: just found some in Engineering.
 
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Check out the mechanical engineering forum and its aerospace engineering subforum.
 
MexChemE said:
Check out the mechanical engineering forum and its aerospace engineering subforum.
awesome, thanks. I missed that one. This thread was beneficial.
 
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