Came across this video of a Navy Blue Angels airshow with the #1 pilot rolling the plane over and flying inverted- i.e., upside down- at a very low altitude.
How can a plane do that? Lift is created across the top surface of a wing and I don't see his elevators tilted to force his upside down nose up towards the sky to counter the downward "lift".
That pilot must have a whole lot of the "Right Stuff"!