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Originally posted by David2012
Nice work and very interesting.
Will take a little to check all of the external links.
Originally posted by Zorgon
landoflegends.us...
landoflegends.us...
I'm seeing cgi? and very bad cgi.. like what my animations look like lol.
Also the tracking accuracy of the cameraman, keeping it exactly in the center, is astounding.
[edit on 6-4-2007 by David2012]
Originally posted by brotherthebig
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Today British company GFS Projects (see the saucer video in their site) is developing a saucer craft based on the Coandă Effect, named after inventor Henri Coandă, who was the firsts to discover this effect, in the sequence of a disaster of its jet-propelled Coandă-1910 aircraft.
Originally posted by zorgon
Anyone have any more information on this one? Its on CBS, a major network...
www.cbc.ca...
Any comments appreciated to track this one down
Originally posted by Praafit
Haha imagine if their brilliant plan actually went through and they did blow up a portian of the moon.
Originally posted by zorgon
Buratti and Johnson estimate the energy produced by Stuart's flare, which they calculated to be about .5 megatons or 35 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
Yes, and that it was a 20 metre body that left a 1.5 Km crater.
Originally posted by zorgon
Buratti and Johnson estimate the energy produced by Stuart's flare, which they calculated to be about .5 megatons or 35 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
Originally posted by mbkennel
In 1953, we did not have the capability to launch anything to the moon.
Just a small satellite in orbit waited until 1957.
Originally posted by wildone106
That thing is a freekin joke! A glorified hover craft at best,
The Multipurpose Security and Surveillance Mission Platform (MSSMP), started in FY'92 as the Air-Mobile Ground Security and Surveillance System (AMGSSS), is designed to provide a rapidly deployable, extended-range surveillance capability for a variety of operations and missions, including: fire control, force protection, tactical security, support to counterdrug and border patrol operations, signal/communications relays, detection and assessment of barriers (i.e., mine fields, tank traps), remote assessment of suspected contaminated areas (i.e., chemical, biological, and nuclear), and even resupply of small quantities of critical items. The MSSMP system consists of three air-mobile remote sensing packages and a base station.
MSSMP system requirements include:
* High mobility,
* Remote operations over low-bandwith tactical radio links,
* Long-endurance surveillance capabilities, and
* The ability for one operator to supervise several remote systems.
Originally posted by Matyas Yup, but I don't think it is a nuke we sent up there.