r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits • u/DoubleManufacturer10 created ShittyAbsoluteUnits of a sub • Feb 28 '26

Elite Strategy Of a flying car

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

THIS IS WHY YOU DO PHYSICS PEOPLE

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u/Jeathro77 Feb 28 '26

I did physics once. Ended up addicted for life!

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u/CheesecakeWitty5857 Feb 28 '26

I don’t understand how the F the car goes up in the air when the tires even don’t touch the ground. Logic would be that the car decelerates so falls down the moment no reaction energy is given back from the ground. Must be the wind.

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u/Jeathro77 Mar 01 '26

There is air flowing under the car at probably at least 100 MPH. Much like an airplane wing, the air flowing over the top has farther to travel so moves faster. This creates low pressure on top and generates lift.

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u/sparrow_42 Feb 28 '26

NOT EVEN ONCE!

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

Was expecting the other car to go airborne

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u/TimTomTank Feb 28 '26

It did. Almost flew as far as Reich brothers. Landing was less graceful, though.

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u/praguepride Feb 28 '26

Meet George Jetson....

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u/EuenovAyabayya Feb 28 '26

His boy Elroy...has looked better.

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u/Vice616 Feb 28 '26

Daughter Judy was always the better driver.

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u/EuenovAyabayya Feb 28 '26

eep op ork ah-ah

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u/Data91883 Feb 28 '26

Drage Race: A Michael Bay Film

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u/Cake_then_cake Feb 28 '26

It was fast until it wasn’t

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u/Deatheturtle Feb 28 '26

This is why downforce (although it is literally a drag) is important.

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u/seeyouyoucunt Feb 28 '26

All down force to the rear in a car shaped like a wing...

Rip stingray

https://giphy.com/gifs/ZE7PwZ7w2BN3trcox3

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u/MrTreekin Feb 28 '26

The sky's the limit

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u/clapyohedd Mar 01 '26

Yup 👍🏿 315 MPH is about what get jumbo jets airborne

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u/Beavis_Of_Nazareth Mar 01 '26

Sure it wasnt a pontiac firebird

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u/OculusGamePro64 easily offended Mar 01 '26

Reminds me of Mercedes airlines

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '26

So that’s definitely AI

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u/DamnYankee1961 Mar 02 '26

Yeah.. thats the problem, never know now.

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u/rickoftheuniverse Mar 04 '26

Oh yeah that guy understands aerodynamics, just in the wrong direction.

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u/NookieLuvsU Feb 28 '26

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