Hi, Cecil. I just wanted to point out, unfortunately with a lack of supporting
evidence (hoping you can find it), that recently a book was published by some
sort of aeronautics guy that explains why Bernoulli was wrong. He went on to
say that the reason that’s taught even in flight schools and physics classes
is because, just like laser light, it just isn’t entirely understood yet. He has
gotten some acclaim for this book’s contents. I really wish I could remember his
name, or the book’s name, but it was published within the past 4 months.
I heard an interview with him on NPR. In reference to the laser comment, there’s
some sort of example of our partial ignorance to what laser light is, where one can
shine the laser through a series of ‘slotted filters’ and a specific filter causes a
phenomenon that is unexpected and currently unexplainable. Anyway. I am not
a scientist, but I wondered what you might think of this. Thanks!
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