@F15sRdaBest Let’s see; to prevent rolling he needed to negate portside lift entirely. Use aileron and split elevator. Does F15D have a split elevator?
To maintain sufficient lift he had to increase airspeed 2-3 times the minimum speed at a higher AoA. And still remained controllable.
@maniaUFO Is the video verified or collaborated? It is strange that a UFO would fire back projectiles, I am assuming, with that much dispersion. Tracers on top of that.
@MorEdge_Insight Our Polak friend says it is Bocian not Blanik. I did not know about that glider. It is a very successful design, might be even older than Blanik. Still a sailplane similar to Blanik.
@MorEdge_Insight It is actually Blanic, two seater sailplane, designed and the former Chehoslovakia.
Definitely not fake, and it is not the first one I have seen.
@MehdiHacks I don’t think you’re older than me. 😁
But just in case, that is me, my thesis defense, with my favorite calculator and using my fingers for verification. 👆
Obviously my examiner did not approve my over-reliance on technology.
@MehdiHacks The price is a steal. A brand new one Field Fox VNA 26 GHz last time I looked was > $40k. Depending on other options it could be even more expensive.
Where is that flea market?
@MehdiHacks Are you sure about $1800? 😁
I haven’t seen anything for that price from HP/Agilent/Keysight in a long time. Maybe dust cups for N-type conectors.
@MehdiHacks You can’t go wrong with ETH Zurich (Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich). Even if you don’t have someone to give you a tour of the labs, which are very interesting, displays in the corridors are good too.
@Ashu451724 No. The waterfront is somewhat similar, as I recall. However, the rest doesn’t match. Bergen has a very distinctive feature above the city.
@slvulture Re Blue Origin: “To make a little bit of money in the aerospace related industry, one needs to start with lots of money.”
Words of one of my professors when I was a young undergraduate. So far holds true, especially for every new Aerospace enthusiast billionaire.
@1369Shazzbott@MCCCANM I think those are the ejection seats trusters. Small rocket engines that trust the seat and pilot through the canopy and out of the cockpit. After the seat clears the cockpit, other trusters orient the seat and propel it upwards if required. I think that is visible in the clips.