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Gigz Saw Entertainment2 years ago

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Range ETFs1 year ago

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Powdered beetle thorax. I forget which species.

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Adrian2 years ago

This is footage of an early jet deployment system. IIRC it was thought the Marines or Rangers could use it. Abandoned very early on, I think this is the only footage of it. At a guess late 40s early 50s making use of Operation Paperclip knowledge. Hard to find info on though.

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Aug2 years ago

This is jet powered.

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Jen Stimac2 years ago

That could be interesting to ride in…🤔🤔🤔

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Crypto-Media 🐺RektCapn RektGang/MadScientists2 years ago

Will we ever see the Tesla cyber truck use this technology? @elonmusk

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Matt Peyote Lizard2 years ago

Absolute bullshit, this was shown on TV in the 80's. The exact same film. This footage has been downgraded to look older. Williams Aerial Systems Platform or X-jet, uses a counter rotating jet engine.

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STOCK THANOS2 years ago

So they can fly around in a box but the camera sucks?

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Tlahelcuani Tlamatini2 years ago

That's not Tarvaris. That's Russia in the 70s.

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AVS2 years ago

Even the filming of it is interesting

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