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A plane is standing on a movable runway (something like a giant treadmill). As the plane moves the treadmill moves but in the opposite direction. The treadmill has a system that tracks the speed of the plane and matches it exactly in the opposite direction.
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no. the wheels are spinning but there is no real forward movement of the aircraft, thus no lift is created to allow it to fly. the aircraft as a whole need to move into the wind.
Now wth that guestion, does the plane have a prop??
If it does have a prop i will have to say upon landing that it will not stay on the treadmill, the prop will pull the plane forwand until the prop is slowed down.
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If it is suppose to fly, then how? Because even though the engines are supplying the propulsion, the treadmill is counter acting the moving rendering the airplane motionless. Airplanes require air flow around the wings providing lift which is not achievable while being stationary.
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