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originally posted by: reeducated
"What if we've (homo-sapiens) been developing aerial platforms that don't negate gravity so much as mass"? Would mass reduction of any vehicle reduce inertial constraints on the platform and possible occupant/occupants? Would the theorized mass reduction of said craft have to fall between ~0 and ~20% of Newtonian mass to make any difference? Does anyone happen to know the mass differential equations associated with this idea?
Anyways, just a layman's thought;
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Domo1
The green light is very unusual. I don't know if it's related to anything, but I've never seen an aircraft with anything but a red light on the fuselage.
JP-7 fuel was last used in the SR-71. It's designed for high speed flight, because it has a high flash point to it. Nothing else out there used it, but they ordered 100,000+ gallons to be delivered between 2010 and 2012. So there's SOMETHING out there that uses it, and is probably high speed.
It's not clear if this is related to either one of those sightings. I didn't see it, so I don't know for sure about the size, but the SR-71 was just over 100 feet long and capable of Mach 3, so if it's something in about that size range, we could be talking about a new high speed recon platform.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: NavyDoc
The green wasn't on the wingtip, it was on the fuselage. That's why I said I had never seen it used. The fuselage light has always been red, with the red and green on the wingtips.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: clay2 baraka
Red? No. Usually strobes are white.
So... You are all powerful, you have offered the future to my leaders but they rejected you. I'm sorry I dont know enough about the F 35, B 2 or SR 72, I'm sorry that in my position when the national elections come in a couple of months I will vote according to who I think will best front my small insignificant country. They rejected you , so you must reject me. I am not worthy, I dont have a degree in physics, I could'nt talk coherently about aviation, therefore I and my kin must be left behind once you have enough brain power to discard me. I bow to ypur moral superiority, for you have moved on from us, if only I had read Wiki and put forth enough to appear worthy. If it helps me any I love the B1, its asthetically pleasing to me, sorry I dont know its performance capabilities, Im sure my nephews / nieces like stuff too. please dont leave them in 2040 when you get rejected again.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: kingofyo1
I don't drag. I let others wander down, and figure out how much they're ready for, before they run screaming. If you left it up to me, I'd drag you screaming down to the bottom, and have you sitting in the corner whimpering.
originally posted by: parad0x122
a reply to: combatmaster
I'm in the same boat, finished this thread yesterday, going through the other one today. So far pretty interesting. Only on page 5 or so though.