Recent content by Emmanuel Pil

Well, maybe I'm on the wrong forum. Thanks anyway.

It's not fair to make a joke out of it. Of course, there is a logical answer to this. I just do not consider the answer that the bird uses an upward windblow the correct one. See here a tern hovering above a river. No hills, no dunes.

So here is another one above open water. What now?

If the answer is: wind blowing upwards and bird gliding downwards relative to the airflow, I just don't see the right angle of the bird's wings. Something awkward here.

I know it's all about drag and lift, but why doesn't the wind drag this bird backwards?

The paper I refer to, I found on the Big Think blog titled "Is human consciousness creating reality? And here is the actual link to the paper. Unfortunately, this paper is too technical for me, hence the request for a review for such a big claim.