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originally posted by: exsanguination45
OP is correct
originally posted by: Pearj
a reply to: dffrntkndfnml
I remember Baker - and I remember airliner engines the same as you.. Under the wing with a bit extending past the front.
That's the thing - they haven't changed in 20 years, or ever..
History has it so the wings have always been all the way ahead of the wing.
There are NO pictures of the airliners we remember.
No photos, no videos.. no nothing.
No photos, you say?
Here is a pic of an older Boeing 737, which seems to have longer engines under the wing:
Older 737
Here is a pic of a later, next generation 737. Notice that the design of the engines has changed:
Next Generation 737
What do you have you to say about that, then?
originally posted by: LungFuMoShi
I'm not new to the ME phenomena, I first heard of it about 3 or 4 years ago and have seen many, many examples. The first one that really did get me for a while was the Mirror Mirror/Magic Mirror one.
originally posted by: projectvxn
Just no.
This Mandela effect thing has turned otherwise thinking people into people incapable of discerning reality.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Pearj
The engines have never been under the wing, except as they are. It's aerodynamically impossible to have the entire engine under the wing like you claim to remember. I don't care what universe you want to claim to be from, the engine intakes have to be forward of the wing.
originally posted by: Shamrock6
I remember the engine being directly under the wing, and I've flown commercial many times over many years and was in the AF.
Being a clerk in the Air Force doesn't confer some sort of knowledge about aerodynamics. (Clearly)
The Me 262 had air intakes that were in front of the leading edge of the wing. It's always been that way. Just because you have an incorrect memory doesn't mean we've all shifted into an alternate universe.