Why are you asking a question that you must know the answer to?

I don’t think a significant number of people here have ever raised the positioning of the manoeuvre relative to the crowdline and the airfield as a factor have they?

Moggy

The point is Moggy that the fast jets don’t do any of their display over the air field, the Reds total display takes place well past the far boundary fence, so why are some on here say they should keep it over the air field.

Do some of you on here think that most of the loops, Barrel rolls, Bomb Bursts, Fast Passes and breaks toward the crowd (Reds) take place over the air field?

Thank you. Following the line adopted with complete insincerity by the police, local authorities, fire service, the NHS, and Uncle Tom Cobbley, I’m working very hard to put in place measures to ensure that I know a lot about a little or, something like that.

Concentrate on one subject John instead of trying to fill your head with a little bit of everything just so you can comment on every post LOL

Arthur Eddington’s “Mathematical Theory of Relativity” is a good place to start. He confirmed that the ‘evidence’ underpinning Einstein’s Theory was in part uncertain. That explains why it is a Theory and not Law.

Yes, teach it by all means but, make sure the teaching isn’t clouded by wishful thinking for example !

Further reading by the same author: “The Nature of the Physical World”.

Well that’s just plain wrong, Eddington proved Einstein’s theory of gravity in 1919 after observing how much light from a star was bent during a solar eclipse, proving that Einstein’s calculations where right and Newton’s theory had to be slightly out by a few Arcseconds. if you have a satnav in your car it has to be updated every few days to stop it drifting out by some degrees by using Einstein’s LAW of relativity. You just don’t understand what the word theory in science means and I don’t think you ever will.

Some of you lot on here need to understand the word “theory”

“The way that scientists use the word*’theory’ is a little*different than how it is commonly used in the lay public,” said Jaime Tanner, a professor of biology at Marlboro College. “Most people use the word*’theory’ to mean an idea or hunch that someone has, but in science the word*’theory’ refers to the way that we interpret facts.”

You should try it on a Zafira, I have to go in through the wheel well LOL

Presumably since this was a vessel ‘driven’ by a ‘local’?

Which does raise the question of how many manned former spacecraft are on display, worldwide, and how many in the UK.

There are one or two in the Science Museum already, at least they can put it alongside Helen Sharman’s Space suit that been in there for the past 25 years, she was the first brit in space BTW LOL