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Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
Originally posted by minkey53
reply to post by hawk123
Does that mean we have officially caught a "debunker" in the act so to speak?
The guy who said he built the wings but there was no such thing and the other people who swear no anti grav???
No, it doesn't. How do you figure that it does?
The article posted by hawk123:
www.wpafb.af.mil...
is about plasma actuators. It has nothing at all to do with anti-grav.
An actuator is the device that moves a plane's control surfaces (flaps, etc.). A modern jet's computer is constantly make many tiny corrections in these control surafces every second to keep a plane flying. Without this computer correction, a modern jet would be uncontrollable -- a human pilot is not able to make the constant and continuous corrections necessary to keep the plane in a controlled flight.
The actuator is the motorized device that actually moves those flaps based commands from the computer (and the pilot). Presently, these actuators are mechanical devices. Plasma actuators would be non-mechanical (i.e., no moving parts).
Plasma actuators have absolutely nothing at all to do with anti-gravity propulsion.
Here's more information about plasma actuators. These can someday replace the mechanical actuators planes use today:
aarls.eng.ohio-state.edu...
shyylab.engin.umich.edu...
Originally posted by davesidious
reply to post by hawk123
And electrohydrodynamics has nothing to do with the fabled anti-grav technology, either.
Originally posted by Terviseks
B2 technology seems more like using magnetohydrodynamics (which is also using plasma)...
Jean Pierre Petit, french scientist and also ufo searcher claims that B2 use a more powerful technology than people think. He also describes how a MHD turbine will work.
I haven't found out the same movie in english, but movie speak enough. Actually the USAF said the B2 is a subsonic bomber, so why can we see the B2 "passing the sound barrier" ?
You can see some other pics about the B2 and supersonic flight, just google it. !
www.dailymotion.com...
By the way MHD allow speed arround mach 7 and even more according to Jean Pierre Petit and tis theory sound credible.
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by hawk123
The speed I have seen (with plasma enabled) that the B-2 just hovering in the air, but disappeared in a few seconds behind the horizon.
[edit on 31-1-2010 by hawk123]
Originally posted by hawk123
The B-2 is absolutely not a subsonic bomber.
The speed I have seen (with plasma enabled) that the B-2 just hovering in the air, but disappeared in a few seconds behind the horizon.
Originally posted by Now_Then
Originally posted by hawk123
The B-2 is absolutely not a subsonic bomber.
The speed I have seen (with plasma enabled) that the B-2 just hovering in the air, but disappeared in a few seconds behind the horizon.
Would you care to back up those claims?
Man some of the aircraft threads get quite comical, this one and the 'antigrav' Hind spring to mind (the one with the stroboscopic effect on the main roter.
So the B2 is supersonic huh? Couple of things there, 1 why would you want a supersonic long range STEALTH bomber, seeing that supersonic flight and stealth are not exactly compatible, sonic booms tend to get noticed for one.
Have you ever nociced how slender and pointy ALL supersonic aircraft are? See where I'm going with this one?
You have seen a B2 hover? - Yhea OK, did Elvis wave back?
And last but not least priceless - with 'plasma enabled'... Would you care to expand on this at all?
This anti-grav would be activated once at altitude or above the ocean / away from prying eyes so what normal fuel is on board can be used conventionally when required?
Originally posted by Scramjet76
reply to post by minkey53
post by minkey53
This anti-grav would be activated once at altitude or above the ocean / away from prying eyes so what normal fuel is on board can be used conventionally when required?
Also, 10k kms = 6k miles. Commercial jets have ranges of 10k miles. Granted their design might intuitively seem to have more (fuel) capacity. But is 6k miles really that outrageous that we need to come up with such an unconventional explanation? I don't think so.
Originally posted by hawk123Bying gold with the same weight of a B-2 is cheaper as the B-2 itself.