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Physics, Monday, Class #13, Period 4
Sam was beaming as the class who had been handwavily notified of the change in classroom location showed up outside the flight simulator. "Hello! Today, we'll be discussion aeronautics, in particular the branch of science known as aerodynamics, or the study of the interaction between air and a solid object, hopefully creating flight.
She passed out a number of handouts, which were as usual filled with complicated mathematical formulae, and concentrating in particular on the discussion of the laws of conservation, the new vocabulary, and the different types of flows. "Today, you'll be learning that there can be a useful purpose to all this math and science. You'll be flying various American military aircraft, and you can either fly against one other person in a run, or combat situation, or you can just practice your flying, landings, or takeoffs, or just fly around and look at themoddable American scenery, circa 2008. If there's anyone here who has never been up in a plane before, I'd be happy to take you up, if that would make you more comfortable."
Sam rattled off the rules of using the sim next. "No eating or drinking in the room or the cockpit--if you've just eaten, no breaking the sound barrier or performing barrel rolls. If you break the rules and throw up, you get to clean it up, or deal with Professor Skywalker. Any questions?"
She passed out a number of handouts, which were as usual filled with complicated mathematical formulae, and concentrating in particular on the discussion of the laws of conservation, the new vocabulary, and the different types of flows. "Today, you'll be learning that there can be a useful purpose to all this math and science. You'll be flying various American military aircraft, and you can either fly against one other person in a run, or combat situation, or you can just practice your flying, landings, or takeoffs, or just fly around and look at the
Sam rattled off the rules of using the sim next. "No eating or drinking in the room or the cockpit--if you've just eaten, no breaking the sound barrier or performing barrel rolls. If you break the rules and throw up, you get to clean it up, or deal with Professor Skywalker. Any questions?"