Scientology just doesnt fly
Created on: June 15th, 2006
Why used a winged space craft in outer space where there is no lift?
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"they have rocket engines if u actually researched a bit" I know this, but they still dont need wings. Wings are used to create lift and keep a airplane in the air. In outer space their is no atmosphere to create a pressure change from above and below the wing. Making them completely useless, as well as scientology!
It is true that our space shuttle has wing's, but those are for gliding back to earth. They aren’t used for takeoff because there are useless for that matter. In fact the wings are built to achieve only minimal lift or else it would be uncontrollable on landing. The airframe and shape of a DC-8 is completely impracticable for take off. It is true you could use it to land on a planet, but you would need a runway. (Continued below)
Maybe using its rockets it could achieve a vertical drop down landing, but then again that would make the wings useless. Also by gliding into a atmosphere like the Space shuttle you generate grate heat. Those DC-8s appear to have no heat shielding, now if you use a slow decent re-entry like what you see in sci-fi movies then sure that would work. Once again though that leaves you with more evidence that the wings are useless, no matter how you look at it the wings are indefensible.
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