Faith in humanity: Restored.

My guess:
That’s the cover for the lift-fan, so: If it were to open the other direction, that could disrupt the air flowing into the duct during forward flight.

I’m happy with all other problems, as long as it means pre-released games can be returned when they’re deployed buggy.
The industry would change over night. (I’d hope)
Sim City, GTA, Battlefield, and Diablo come to mind.

I was looking to get the tone/topic before I dove into a 10-page article. Your post helped me do that. Don’t get drug into a troll-war. Keep on keeping on.

Solved.

playing on a TV?
Gross.

oorah. Good luck, Devils.

but it's a crappy 6 minutes!

Washington is pretty well versed in floating bridges. Even ones in tidal areas:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hood_Cana…

Watch out for:

a fan script, written by the ultimate fan

I love that they couldn't sink it.

Not a fan of the LFA... but damnit if this isn't cool:

"Too exact if you ask me. Tear it down and try again. But this time don't embarrass yourselves."

I think Option 2 would be a pretty solid gimmick for toy creation too.
If the little guy changes spheres in the movie ONCE, then that means they can just sell the little droid/toy head with 3 wheels, and tell you to supply your own ball.

The man clearly just doesn't like talking to people (much less reporters).

Isn't that the wrong round?http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/syste…
https://www.fbo.gov/?s=opportunity…

ahh, ok, so that took me a while to decipher. (I went all over the board with that one). It looks like that total cost is in thousands

How did you get that number?
I see somewhere between $766 and $1289 per case of 100. So best case:
$7.66/round * 3900(fixed) rpm = $29,874 per minute