How does Mach 36 grab ya?

Added on April 22nd, 2008 by sykotik | Report Post
Tags:Military

Info available here: www.fas.org/irp/mystery/pde.htm

and here: www.thewhyfiles.net/aurora.htm

The second has the image of the contrails over the US. 8,000 mph / 10 Kilometers a second, eh? I’ll take that.

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TheLotusEater725 (#1616)

15 years ago

It all sounds feasible to me. Both my father and grandfather were high up in Navy intelligence and they always told me that there is far more amazing stuff behind the curtains. As far as technological possiblity take into account that the yf-22 has been in development since the late 70’s.

maxcw (#9)

15 years ago

who knew they could make a tiny little propeller like that spin that fast!

Zoidberg (#2503)

15 years ago

Ditto on what thelotuseater72 said; I’ve often made that very comment: if this is what we have now, and they’ve been working on it since the 70s, what’s being worked on right now?

natedog (#1905)

15 years ago

pro tip: google ‘chemtrail’

The Matrix: Rebooted (#436)

15 years ago

FYI:
Mach 36 = 27 700 mph
8000 mph = 3.5 km/s
I suspect that planting rumors of “amazing stuff behind the curtain” is propaganda to maintain the illusion of competence. Military projects are developed by commercial contractors which poach from academic research, so its unlikely that they have anything that truly mind-blowing.

TheLotusEater725 (#1616)

15 years ago

Well reboot that may be true, but then again that might just be what the government wants you to think. You also have to take into account that even private contractors have technological secrets.