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#2314 Forward Center-of-Gravity (CG) Based Lift and Flight #2314 Describe an airplane design that is lifted by wind directly in front of the plane, and moves forward due to a forward center of gravity -- it tries to fall but by doing so, moves forward and maintains height above ground The airplane design you're describing leverages aerodynamic principles in a unique way, using wind directly in front of the plane to generate lift and a forward center of gravity (CG) to create forward motion. This concept could be visualized as follows: Design Concept: Wing Configuration: Large Forward Wing (Main Wing): The plane would have a large, highly cambered (curved) wing mounted towards the front. This wing would be responsible for capturing the oncoming wind and generating significant lift. The airfoil shape would be optimized to produce lift at low airspeeds, as the design relies on wind rather than engine power for lift. Small Rear Wing (Canard): A smaller wing or canard would be placed

#2313 Man-Carriable Atmospheric Water Generator      #2313 I want to develop a light pipe of alluminum or PVC to collect fresh water from the air. I think a fan would be useful to pull air through the system, but their should be pressure changes to help eek out the moisture into a collector. To develop a light pipe made of aluminum or PVC to collect fresh water from the air, here are some design considerations and steps you could take: 1. Material Selection : Aluminum : It has high thermal conductivity, which can help in condensation if the temperature of the pipe is lower than the surrounding air. It is also lightweight and durable. PVC : While not as thermally conductive as aluminum, PVC is cost-effective, easy to work with, and resistant to corrosion. If used, it may require additional mechanisms (e.g., cooling elements) to enhance condensation. 2. Fan for Airflow : Airflow Design : A fan could be integrated to pull air through the light pipe, ensuring a constant flow of air with mo