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Originally Posted by Tsar
until the plane reaches rotate speed it doesn't matter, there wouldn't be enough thrust to produce enough lift for it to take off. And rotate speed wont be reached because one force would be counteracted with the other one.
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the belt CAN NOT affect the thrust of the turbines. they do not interact with eachother at all, not even indirectly.
the best possible example I could give you would be waterskiing from a helicopter. you can go against the flow of water and guess what, you're moving forward. the thrust of the helicopter is not affected by the direction of the water. the skis are like the wheels on the plane, they merely ride along the surface.