Leonardo da Vinci: That part of the air which is nearest to the wing which presses on it, will have the greatest density.

That part of the air which is nearest to the wing which presses on it, will have — Leonardo da Vinci

That part of the air which is nearest to the wing which presses on it, will have the greatest density.

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