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Do birds fly by harvesting atmospheric electricity? (self.conspiracy)

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I've been wondering why machines like this never seem to produce enough lift...

Could it be that maybe there is more to airborne flight, than simply the mechanical motion of the wings flapping?

Perhaps birds use electromagnetic levitation of some sort, in order to fly?

This book, The Secret of Life helps to confirm my suspicions.

Go to the chapter: Auto-Electrification in Living Beings.

At this new altitude the bird will find in the atmosphere an electric tension which, added to that generated by the friction of it's wings against the wind, will give it the tension of 75,000 volts which is both sufficient and necessary for continuing it's flight.

In other words, birds need electric tension in order to fly!

Aaron Dover also did an interesting video on this topic.

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[–]XavierSimmons [スコア非表示]  (0子コメント)

No.

[–]flartibartfast [スコア非表示]  (0子コメント)

the wings flapping provide forward movement (thrust), the rest is aerodynamics (lift). This is why airplanes work, ultralights, hang gliders, paper airplanes, bugs... You can't push yourself up by flapping up and down, but you can with something like a helicopter blade or a jet that only pushes air downwards. However, something tells me you aren't going to accept that explanation :)

[–]jerkITwithRIGHTYnewb [スコア非表示]  (0子コメント)

Have you ever had one of those wind up rubber band airplanes? No electricity there. I'm not saying it's not possibly a factor, but not necessary.

[–]flartibartfast [スコア非表示]  (0子コメント)

you may enjoy this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzZy1Aqleno

[–]New_account_jerkoff [スコア非表示]  (0子コメント)

Two posts in two days? Man, flight has been pretty convincing science for a while now, and this is coming from somebody who loves a good conspiracy theory. I think if birds were "harnessing electricity" to fly, it wouldn't qualify as a conspiracy either.

edit: and flying squirrels don't achieve lift. I think OP is a troll.