Anyone care to explain how iron man can fly...

anyone care to explain how iron man can fly? his suit is not an air foil so will not generate lift when moving through air and his thrust is all horizontally directed, he doesn't use vertical thrusters to counteract the downward force of gravity. i am watching avengers with my gf now and she is telling me to shut up about it but i know i am right.

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There is a green man whose pants never rip and you're thinking about this??

she was like ohhh iron man durr. then i told her this is bullshit and he can not fly. now she's being a bitch about it

Because Marvel Jew Science

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He move fast so he don't fall

There doesn't need to be lift to counteract gravity if the thrust is strong enough. As long as the thrust is strong enough, and he's flying at an angle thats atleast a bit above horizontal, he'll be able to stay in the air from the thrust alone.

She doesn't now fuck all about aerodynamics. What an idiot.

If you give a rock enough thrust, it’ll fly m8

Wtf are you talking about OP? His method is the same as any fighter jet..

true but you would see his hands angled properly to give him a sufficient vertical component of acceleration. i don't see that.