NEW TWISTS IN THE LEADING-EDGE VORTEX
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NEW TWISTS IN THE LEADING-EDGE VORTEX
![Figure][1] Insects aren't airplanes. If they flew like airplanes, they would fall right out of the sky because their wings are much too small. But since they flap their wings, they can generate a `leading-edge vortex', a rotating element of fluid along the front of the wing that
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