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Which are the principles of flight? specifically what principle of fluids affect the behavior of the air around it allowing a plane to lift in flight?

What is the name of the principle that affects the behavior of the air to allow flight?
Who is the principle attributed to?
What other scientific discoveries is this person known for?
What is the formal definition of the principle? (Include diagrams & sample calculation)
How does this principle work with Newton's Laws of Motion to ensure a plane does not fall to the ground?

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