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No, that is air pressure. It is the same as taking a small neck bottle (such as a glass soda bottle) and laying it on its side, uncapped. put a pea (or marble) on the inside of the neck of the bottle and move back a few inches. Try to blow the marble in- you won't be able to, because air pressure prevents any air from actually entering the bottle, and as such, prevents the marble from moving.

Much the same as if you turn a cup upside down and stuff a paper towel into it, then push it underwater while keeping the bottom of the glass completely level, then lift it out of the water, the paper towel will be dry. This is because air pressure prevents any water from entering the cup and touching the paper towel.

Air pressure is not "hardened air" - it is just air. Simple barometric pressure. if you were to do the cup and paper towel experiment during a period of low air pressure, and then leave it there while the air pressure increases dramatically, you MIGHT see the paper towel get wet. Probably not though, as the changes aren't all that drastic.

For to rise a helicopter will need that air has weight.
 
Helicopters push air downwards. Air goes down; helicopter goes up. Action and reaction.

Helicopters and the air they push are not a closed system.
 
Exactly... just as the propeller in your system, Victor, pushing the air backwards will result in forward momentum, but will be counteracted by the air hitting the back of the system.

This is why perpetual motion machines are impossible... that and the loss of energy from a system that suffers losses due to friction, thermal losses, etc.
 
Helicopters push air downwards. Air goes down; helicopter goes up. Action and reaction.

Helicopters and the air they push are not a closed system.

But the air has weight?

What touching the helicopter to soar? Is it air? Or something that we don't know.
 
Of course the air has weight (and density). Here's an easy example for you:

Take a yardstick (or meterstick) and place it on a table so one third of it is hanging over the edge and two thirds are on the table. Place a newspaper, unfolded, on the table, with the middle of it across the stick.

Now, push down on the edge of the stick hanging off the table - notice that the harder you push, the more resistance you encounter trying to lift the newspaper - this is wind resistance, and you are feeling it because of the large surface area of the newspaper.

Another one - take two sheets of paper, the same size and weight. Crumple one up into a ball, as tightly as you can, and the other, leave intact.

Stand at the top of a ladder, hold them flat in the palm of your hands (one in each hand), and drop them both. The one crumpled into a ball will, nine times out of ten, hit the ground first (the exception being sometimes if you drop the flat sheet by the edge, it will "cut" thru the air thin side first).

Why do they fall at different speeds despite being the same weight/mass? Simple - air resistance.
 
But the air has weight?

Yes.

What touching the helicopter to soar?

Lift. Any aircraft forces air downwards. That acceleration downwards is what drives the aircraft upwards. This is possible because the air "goes away" - it is driven down and away, eventually impacting the Earth and increasing the air pressure beneath the aircraft infinitesimally.

If you "close the system" as in your case, and keep all forces local. the aircraft crashes. Google "vortex ring state."
 
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Lift. Any aircraft forces air downwards. That acceleration downwards is what drives the aircraft upwards. This is possible because the air "goes away" - it is driven down and away, eventually impacting the Earth and increasing the air pressure beneath the aircraft infinitesimally.

If you "close the system" as in your case, and keep all forces local. the aircraft crashes. Google "vortex ring state."

If memory serves, that is the same reason that helicopters typically do not land straight downwards - trying to land through their own downwash just makes things very rough and can even result in a loss of lift due to localized low pressure.
 
If memory serves, that is the same reason that helicopters typically do not land straight downwards - trying to land through their own downwash just makes things very rough and can even result in a loss of lift due to localized low pressure.

OOT,
TMK, Helicopters can land near enough straight down (although pilots prefer not to) however it's totally dependant on the the landing area being both flat and large enough. The down-force can become an up-draft when low enough, which can cause a "cushioning" effect, or in the case of the Bin Laden raid... a crash (The Compounds walls proximity effected the up-draft direction.)
 
Ah, that sounds right - I'll double check after work! Thanks for the correction!
 
It is likely resulting, using the pressure of the air as object, i.e., that this propellant is ejecting a weight backwards and the weight do will not brake the blades or propellers.

The air no weighing in a circle.

The idea is not to compress.

The idea is harden the air.

The blade of the propeller will be driven forward with an air hardened by the blades of the alternator.

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Like I said, good luck on the indepth scientific discussion.

There is something ingratiating about Victor, he just keeps sharing every increasingly wild ideas that are always shot down and he still never gets nasty.

edit to add: My favorite so far is the wood burning space shuttle; his illustration was, well, just awesome!
 
What weight? What harden? Victor, the only thing hard here is your head...

How do you "eject a weight" anywhere? You can't "move" weight... you can move a mass, not "weight"... Victor, do you even understand what weight is or what causes weight?
 
What weight? What harden? Victor, the only thing hard here is your head...

How do you "eject a weight" anywhere? You can't "move" weight... you can move a mass, not "weight"... Victor, do you even understand what weight is or what causes weight?

It is ok...It's not a weight...It is not hardening.

It is air, difficult to move.
 
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Very affectionately,
Victor Elias Espinoza Guedez
06 February 2014
 
There is nothing new about that design from the last time you posted it here

Er, nvm... I see it now d'oh!
 
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Can you really not see the difference?
Take another look.

Oh my... I stand corrected!

*blinks*

I blame my lack of observational prowess on having Acute Bronchitis, a touch of Pneumonia, and being on a half dozen different, varying medications including Cough Syrup with Codene XD
 
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Very affectionately,
Victor Elias Espinoza Guedez
On February 10, 2014​
 
Wow Victor. You are beyond a doubt the greatest person that has ever lived. I applaud myself for having had the opportunity to bask in your radiance. Carry on...
 
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