How a Wing Produces Lift

HOW A WING PRODUCES LIFT AIRFLOW SPLITS AROUND THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF THE WING SPOOKY SKULLS MICROPRINTED ON THE BOTTOM OF THE WING FRIGHTEN THE AIR, WHICH FLEES AWAY DOWNWARD TOP AIR GOES TO SEE WHAT'S WRONG BY NEWTON'S THIRD LAW, DOWNWARD DEFLECTION OF AIR PUSHES WING UPWARD

A hand-drawn diagram explains wing lift with airflow arrows around an airfoil. The joke is that spooky skulls printed on the underside frighten the air downward, humorously replacing the real aerodynamic explanation while still mentioning Newton’s third law. It can be sent as an absurd science reaction or to joke about overcomplicated explanations. EN: A hand-drawn diagram explains wing lift with airflow arrows around an airfoil. The joke is that spooky skulls printed on the underside frighten the air downward, humorously replacing the real aerodynamic explanation while still mentioning Newton’s third law. It can be sent as an absurd science reaction or to joke about overcomplicated explanations.