I honestly think
cranes are ancient mythical creatures you can still see on Earth today.
They look ethereal just standing there,
and when they spread their wings, it's like they're cosplaying immortals.
No wonder the ancients made them the mounts of immortals.
I'd believe it too.
I just want to know:
how does something this huge
generate enough lift to fly?
Could some fluid dynamics experts do the math for me?
I watched it and thought it looked amazing.
I don't understand it,
but I was deeply impressed.
cranes are ancient mythical creatures you can still see on Earth today.
They look ethereal just standing there,
and when they spread their wings, it's like they're cosplaying immortals.
No wonder the ancients made them the mounts of immortals.
I'd believe it too.
I just want to know:
how does something this huge
generate enough lift to fly?
Could some fluid dynamics experts do the math for me?
I watched it and thought it looked amazing.
I don't understand it,
but I was deeply impressed.
