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I'm often asked how a helicopter flies. I believe witchcraft is at work #Magic #aviation

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Pedro Howard1 year ago

Its all to do with the volume of the spinning top. Once the drives turns the volume up it pummels gravity therefore allowing it to move about freely. The second fidget spinner is to warn other natural forces of its presence.

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Nikki Nisbet1 year ago

Come back when you can do this #Lynx 😍

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NPAS London1 year ago

I mean in theory I believe we probably could

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Kieran1 year ago

How long have these aircraft got left in service?

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NPAS London1 year ago

There is currently a fleet replacement programme ongoing.

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IAN IN SURBITON1 year ago

How my mind works when I saw this....

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Dylan's dad1 year ago

Latin, Helico (spiral) pter (wing, like in pterodactyl) Spiral wing flying thing. Noisy, noisy, twirly, twirly, cyclic, collective, dose of chicken bones thrown on a full moon, away you go...

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jonty john 🎌🇵🇦🇳🇦🇻🇨🇸🇲🇬🇧🇾🇹🇻🇦🇻🇮🇸🇿1 year ago

I believe translational lift might have something to do with that lower speed.

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NPAS London1 year ago

Never heard of it

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