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Post subject: Re: Fastest V-Tail ever & it's a Cargo Plane?  Posted: 12 May 2015, 23:30 |
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Username Protected wrote: Supersonic?
I don't believe there is anyway that shape will work supersonic. This is either a hoax or profoundly incompetent.
Mike C. It's Russian; why can't it be both?!?
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Post subject: Re: Fastest V-Tail ever & it's a Cargo Plane? Posted: 13 May 2015, 08:21 |
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Looks like a British Vulcan mated with a B-2.....with a little Klingon Warbird somewhere in the woodpile....
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Post subject: Re: Fastest V-Tail ever & it's a Cargo Plane? Posted: 13 May 2015, 09:48 |
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Username Protected wrote: Pretty elaborate hoax... Trivial to do. Make some pretty pictures, write some text, release it to the press, they all copy each other so it spreads. Some articles say it will be electric. Sure... If you believe this is real, you have the scientific knowledge of a chimpanzee. Mike C.
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Post subject: Re: Fastest V-Tail ever & it's a Cargo Plane? Posted: 13 May 2015, 15:37 |
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Username Protected wrote: Pretty elaborate hoax... Trivial to do. Make some pretty pictures, write some text, release it to the press, they all copy each other so it spreads. Some articles say it will be electric. Sure... If you believe this is real, you have the scientific knowledge of a chimpanzee. Mike C.
I agree with Mike. None of that geometry looks conducive to supersonic flight.
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Post subject: Re: Fastest V-Tail ever & it's a Cargo Plane? Posted: 13 May 2015, 16:49 |
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Username Protected wrote: Pretty elaborate hoax... Trivial to do. Make some pretty pictures, write some text, release it to the press, they all copy each other so it spreads. Some articles say it will be electric. Sure... If you believe this is real, you have the scientific knowledge of a chimpanzee. Mike C.
Never said I believed it Mike. Just thought it was interesting, especially with it being a v-tail.
Ya know what really gnaws at me though?
It's your acerbic tone in almost every one of your posts. You've been here for what, 6 months? And yet everyone of your responses, to that of anyone else, has a boorish condescending edge to it.
That's not the accepted decorum here Mike. We, for the most part, are gentlemen and ladies, and we tend to treat one another accordingly.
This isn't some gamer's site where smarta$$ dialogue is the norm.
I'm not asking for you to agree with me, or anyone else here for that matter Mike, but I am asking why you insist on being so uncivil?
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