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Ok so I just read this statement as part of an explanation of list using Newton's 3rd law
"The amazing thing about wings is that because they are flying through air which is a fluid, the top of the wing deflects air down as well as the bottom of the wing."
What I don't understand is how the top of the wing deflects air downwards. Anyone care to explain?
"The amazing thing about wings is that because they are flying through air which is a fluid, the top of the wing deflects air down as well as the bottom of the wing."
What I don't understand is how the top of the wing deflects air downwards. Anyone care to explain?