Blowing the wind.
May 27, 1931: Wind Tunnel Lets Airplanes ‘Fly’ on Ground
In a massive building covering more than two acres, the wind tunnel used a pair of 35-foot propellers connected to 4,000-horsepower electric motors. Air was sucked through large funnel-like structures that directed a smooth flow of air past the staging area where airplanes, helicopters, race cars and even a Navy SEAL submarine were tested.
Amazon reviewers think this masterpiece sucks
Not everyone loves the classics.
Charlotte’s Web:
It is because of this horrid book that I eat sausage every morning and tell my dad to kill every spider I see. It is a traumatic, coma-enducing story that has changed my life forever. In conclusion I feel no one should be put through such torture and this book should be banned from every school, library, and bookstore in the Milky Way.
Oh, wait — wrong MiB. We were never here *flash*
Steady fixation favours disappearance, blinks or gaze shifts induce reappearance. All in all reminiscent of the Troxler effect, but stronger and more resistant to residual eye movements.
I’ve previously linked to an effect with Troxler fading