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Re: O/T Science question about airplanes
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Posted by Walt Davies on March 24, 2007 at 19:32:08 from (70.41.246.154):
In Reply to: O/T Science question about airplanes posted by Fred Roberts on March 23, 2007 at 21:52:17:
One day the guys in the shop were arguing over why its 20 miles farther going from Stockton, Ca to Seattle, WA than it is coming back.
One guy said its because you are going up hill and your tires slip a little going up to Seattle.
I ask "isn't Seattle at sea level and isn't Stockton only at 65 ft. above sea level."
The answer was " Yea! But I don't know what sea level is at Seattle." Walt
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