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   The beginning is always a delicate matter.
   The beginning is always a delicate matter.
 
 
   It often does take several restarts and new approaches.
   It often does take several restarts and new approaches.
   This has been true for this writing...
   This has been true for this writing...
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   But pilots and engineers are different and it this is where Rob explanation earn  
   But pilots and engineers are different and it this is where Rob explanation earn  
   a big point.
   a big point.
 
 
   '''Landing is not continuing to descend until the ground - it is a controlled stall'''
   '''Landing is not continuing to descend until the ground - it is a controlled stall'''


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   Water is more elastic then ground, you "drift" to the "whised" track.
   Water is more elastic then ground, you "drift" to the "whised" track.
   The Air is a fluid but just way more elastic than the water.
   The Air is a fluid too, but just way more elastic than the water.


   (Side view)
   (Side view)
    
    
   Same thing, the plane do not '''''"change  immediately  direction"''''' because of  
   Same thing,
  the ground.
  the plane do not '''''"change  immediately  direction"''''' because of the ground.
    
    
   [[File:Landing - Explanation - 2.png|361x264px|frameless|Landing - Explanation help - 2]]
   [[File:Landing - Explanation - 2.png|361x264px|frameless|Landing - Explanation help - 2]]
    
    
   The plane accumulate energy during the descent.  
   The plane accumulate energy during the descent. When he touch the ground,  
  When he touch the ground, this energy tend to go lower then the ground !
  this energy tend to push the plane <big><big>'''''lower then the ground !'''''</big></big>
    
    
   Gear shock absorbers will try to absorbing this '''''excess''''' of energy.
   Gear shock absorbers will try to absorbing this '''''excess''''' of energy.
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