A Q on horizontal turns

tscottme wrote:

Making these boat turns would be like filling a station-wagon
automobile
with children, accelerating to highway speeds, and then making an
abrupt
turn of the steering wheel. The children wuld go sliding all over
the car's
cabin.

Scott,
Not having been in an aircraft boat-turn before, I find your example a
wee addling. The kids would get hurled across the seats because the
station wagon is trying to turn horizontally about its axis while being
restricted in its lateral movement by the tires that are grounded. In
an aircraft, there's just thin air outside, so I'd presume it'll mildly
keep sliding sidewards too (in the opposite direction) while turning
about its axis. It might just feel like in a briskish whirligig.
Or does it?

Ramapriya
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