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In that mud nobody would be able to see you after 15 minutes. They were seriously at risk of adding more equipment to the grave. Every flag officer on post with access to a helicopter was out for a look. A royal clusterfuck.
With the crane attachment, I’ve finally found the perfect way to get my Aston Martin Vulcan to those hard to reach track days.
GM should have kept developing and refining the Atlas series of engines, but instead, they just killed the whole line when they stopped making the Trailblazer/Envoy/Ascender and the 1st-gen Colorado/Canyon/290/370. My 2008 Colorado has the 3.7L 5-cylinder in it, and it’s been a fantastic engine for the decade that…
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The Checker Marathon (you know it as the classic New York City taxi cab) was basically a sedan like you’d buy in the…
Fun fact is that the vast majority of a jet’s propulsion is from the fan at the front and not the hot section. It is basically a ducted propeller. The concept of contra rotating propellers was explored by McDonnel Douglas in the 90's with the UHB demonstrator.
In the airliner version, in the early days they had a reputation for throwing prop blades, so the “in the know” passengers would NEVER take a set in the rows adjacent to this huge, noisy, deliciously counter-rotating blades.
To this day, Mike Pence is kept up at night with thoughts of Russia Bears penetrating America’s vulnerable back door.
Looking for the sticker of Calvin pissing on an Ilyushin.
I don’t have anything to say, other than the Tu-95 Bear is awesome
No, it was just a different approach, where you vapourised the pedestrian *before* impact, thereby side-stepping the legal definition of a collision.
Flew when parked.
“That’s what your mother said, Trebek”
Apparently Packard experimented with a functional radar system in the mid 50s that would apply the brakes, but it couldn’t distinguish between oncoming cars, stop signs, hills, or any piece of debris that drifted in front of the car, so that was quickly abandoned.
But, could it detect fire trucks, a known stealthy-and-hard-to-see-obstacle, especially when stopped directly ahead of you, in your lane, with the lights on and guys in bright yellow jackets moving around it? Devilishly hard to see, those fire engines are.
Did any of you guys also get this official netflix email?
I’m aware of their later work.
