However, Wang Ye's arm did not have an aerodynamic design or cooling technology. Therefore, the instantaneous temperature he endured might have been twice or even several times higher than that which a flying vehicle would endure!
And as the speed increases, the differences in aerodynamics become more pronounced.
Wang Ye had already realized this issue during his cycling,
using a regular road bike and a mountain bike as a comparison.
If, on the same road conditions, a road bike and a mountain bike both reached a speed of 25 kilometers per hour, they would require an output of 130 watts and 140 watts respectively. However, when they accelerated to 55 kilometers per hour, they would need to output 500 watts and 1000 watts respectively.
This is because the faster an object moves, the larger its volume and greater its mass, the more air it needs to "push" aside per unit of time.
