WILL IT FLY?

You motherfuckers are retarded talkin bout fuckin wheel friction n shit. The plane will not take off BECAUSE of the treadmill. It keeps the plane stationery, so the aerodynamically structured vehicle cannot use the AIR to achieve liftoff. The plane must achieve a minimum speed through an atmosphere to get off the fucking ground, otherwise you are blowing up a treadmill trying to hold back 4 jet engines playing a winning battle of tug-o-war

what if you put some kind of controller that damped the response of the treadmill to the plane's wheels?

Airplane on a treadmill is an extremely old engineering troll. I've even heard that it's been posted on Fidonet, so there's a chance that this image is older than the average Veeky Forums poster.

You are retarded to think a Velocity is on par with a force

What force counter acts the thrust of the engines?

Its a bullshit problem that implies overwhelmingly unrealistic friction will counter the forward thrust of the plane. If there is no risk of tire failure, then heat and friction will hold it in place and the plane never moves. You motherfuckers are a meme

Its is stated the treadmill keeps the plane in place (((somehow))) so it doesn't matter if it would actually work, thats irrelevant. Cheat physics man

If the air hostess serves coffee fast enough to counter the planes forward motion, will it still be able to take off?

The question is nonsense.

No, the bearings in the wheel would explode under normal loading and double velocity.

Wow faggot, you're so fucking right. I'm a dumb piece of shit, sorry. I thought if the treadmill speeds matched with the planes wheels it wouldn't be able to move. Is there still hope for me in physics? This is now an academic failure thread.

So, why are you here discussing it?

The definition of a plane has not been changed.

You must be a real boring person in person.