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Mark Fingar captured an F-22 Raptor activating its cloaking device 🤯

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Chris Combs (iterative design enjoyer)2 years ago

That moment at 0:12 when I thought a piece of the airframe ripped off 😬😬

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Chris Combs (iterative design enjoyer)2 years ago

Here's the link

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The Protagonist2 years ago

Is the cloaking device in the room with us right now?

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Ninus2 years ago

@farzyness That’s not a “cloaking device”

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dzs🇭🇺2 years ago

Oh look, a sonic boom

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Hisham2 years ago

F-22 ~ Raptor high AoA, high lift, creates extremely low pressure region on the wing surface, the air in this region is unable to retain moisture and the water condenses into vapor

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Chris Combs (iterative design enjoyer)2 years ago

I cannot say this enough times and I hate that I have to say it, but 1) this is *A JOKE* 2) cloaking devices aren't real 3) stealth planes aren't invisible by eye (they just give off a tiny radar signature) 4) this isn't a sonic boom or vapor cone (plane is not going that fast) 5) this is condensed water vapor (a cloud) formed in a low pressure wake because the plane is making a high angle of attack maneuver on a humid day

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Edwin 🔆2 years ago

Uhhhh....

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Chris Combs (iterative design enjoyer)2 years ago

Y'all should read my thread before you explain this to me 😂

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Chris Combs (iterative design enjoyer)2 years ago

And to be clear this thing is nowhere near transonic. It's a low pressure feature due to the high AoA

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