New Hypersonic Aircraft Can Travel from New York to LA in less than 12 minutes[views:2497][posts:23]____________________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 12:25pm - FuckIsMySignature ""] "Designed by the military research group DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), the triangular wedge of zoom is capable of reaching Mach 20, which is approximately 13,000 miles per hour, according to the agency. At such a speed, the aircraft will be subject to temperatures in excess of 3,500 degrees Fahrenheit." Holy shit! :shocked: http://security.blogs.cnn.com/2011/08/11/n...york-to-la-in-less-than-12-minutes/ |
| ______________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 12:29pm - Sacreligion ""] Only Metal Gear is real. |
| ___________________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 12:31pm - largefreakatzero ""] "This is the second run for the hypersonic vehicle. A first test in April 2010 ended with the HTV-2 crashing into the Pacific after a loss of contact nine minutes into the flight." |
| ____________________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 12:38pm - FuckIsMySignature ""] sounds promising. |
| _____________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 12:39pm - Alx_Casket ""] magnets. |
| __________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 12:49pm - Doomkid ""] I bet this'll have the same problem as the Concorde: super-sonic travel is loud as all hell. |
| ________________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 12:56pm - hauptpflucker ""] lol @ "DARPA Twitter feed" |
| _________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 12:57pm - Mark_R ""] Doomkid said: super-sonic travel is loud as all hell. Manowar's next tour plane |
| _____________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 1:07pm - Sacreligion ""] hauptpflucker said:lol @ "DARPA Twitter feed" Needs more NSA and CIA trending. |
| _________________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 1:11pm - bloblovesmusic ""] DARPA? more like DERPA... |
| ______________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 1:12pm - the_reverend ""] I was going to post this, but didn't. |
| ____________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 1:16pm - Alx_Casket ""] I heard about this, yesterday. |
| ___________________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 1:20pm - FuckIsMySignature ""] needs moar bass jet [img] |
| ______________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 1:47pm - goatcatalyst ""] I hope something goes wrong and shit gets all Event Horizon. |
| ____________________________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 2:14pm - menstrual_sweatpants_disco ""] Planes? Who cares? |
| _______________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 2:25pm - boblovesmusic ""] bennyhillifier |
| _______________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 2:37pm - boblovesmusic ""] http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2011/0...ental-hypersonic-glider?sc=fb&cc=fp |
| ______________________________ [Aug 11,2011 3:20pm - Yeti ""] i predict this is the new way for Wren to attend every show booked on the same night. |
| ________________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 3:28pm - DestroyYouAlot ""] New Hypersonic Aircraft Can Travel from New York to LA in less than 12 minutes but it still can't get its script read. |
| _________________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 3:35pm - bloblovesmusic ""] Yeti said:i predict this is the new way for Wren to attend every show booked on the same night. You know... I never thought of that! |
| _______________________________ [Aug 11,2011 3:56pm - Mutis ""] more like mock 20. I only care about relativistic planet killers. |
| ______________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 5:25pm - the_reverend ""] doesn't warp speed keep the space ship stationary and just moves the universe around it? |
| ___________________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 5:26pm - FuckIsMySignature ""] the_reverend said:doesn't warp speed keep the space ship stationary and just moves the universe around it? THROUGH THE DERP HOLE |
| ___________________________________ [Aug 11,2011 8:43pm - Lamp nli ""] I hope the post office gets a hold of this technology, I've got some turds in boxes that could use a new home where they'll fit in... |