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Quite impressive really aren't they.
Getting a massive piece of metal to fly 30,000 thousand feet. I see lots of planes as the flight path for Glasgow Airport is right over my house... they're not too low or high... it's strange they look really small but hundreds of people are on them.
So that's today's lesson
Planes = Impressive
Getting a massive piece of metal to fly 30,000 thousand feet. I see lots of planes as the flight path for Glasgow Airport is right over my house... they're not too low or high... it's strange they look really small but hundreds of people are on them.
So that's today's lesson
Planes = Impressive
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Make it with Physics
You want me to build whole plane?
Yeah, sure. I have £300million lying around somewhere...
I could make one out of balser wood if you wanted...
Yeah, sure. I have £300million lying around somewhere...
I could make one out of balser wood if you wanted...
You invent something then
I want a hoverboard like in Back to the Future
Go make one or build a plane
I want a hoverboard like in Back to the Future
Go make one or build a plane
Nothing amazingly impressive - it's just physics after all...
are you ok SHEEPY?
Quite impressive really aren't they.
Getting a massive piece of metal to fly 30,000 thousand feet. I see lots of planes as the flight path for Glasgow Airport is right over my house... they're not too low or high... it's strange they look really small but hundreds of people are on them.
So that's today's lesson
Planes = Impressive
Getting a massive piece of metal to fly 30,000 thousand feet. I see lots of planes as the flight path for Glasgow Airport is right over my house... they're not too low or high... it's strange they look really small but hundreds of people are on them.
So that's today's lesson
Planes = Impressive
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