Do we not have a rocket forum? We find out Saturday if the Earth is flat I guess.
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RNeumann
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This story is losing steam.
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Kyrie Irving believes the Earth is flat. It is not. - The Washington Post
Don’t know whether to be more concerned [about new Boston Celtic] “Kyrie Irving believes the Earth is flat.” Or that the title added, “It is not.”
Don’t know whether to be more concerned [about new Boston Celtic] “Kyrie Irving believes the Earth is flat.” Or that the title added, “It is not.”
txdon
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Silly guy, he did not need a rocket, all he had to do was put some pallets in a few fields and check for curvature.
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Why does he need a rocket to fly 1800 feet high? A quadcopter could probably fly that high.
2LaneCruzer
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Hah! Looks like you found the fatal flaw in his logic. I hope he reads your post before the other fatal flaws reveal themselves!
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Guess his answer would be, “It can be faked.”
Was curious so looked on YouTube. A DJI Phantom 3 is like the Model T of drones and sells for $6-800.
It’s doesn’t seem this gent is in the US, where the default maximum altitude is set in software to 400 feet. But this is supposed to be 1,000 meters.
Also saw some eagle attacks on there!
Was curious so looked on YouTube. A DJI Phantom 3 is like the Model T of drones and sells for $6-800.
It’s doesn’t seem this gent is in the US, where the default maximum altitude is set in software to 400 feet. But this is supposed to be 1,000 meters.
Also saw some eagle attacks on there!
2LaneCruzer
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Looks like George Gobel was right. He was a fighter pilot in WWII, but never left the states. He was stationed in Oklahoma for most of the time. He said the U.S. Air Corps knew what it was doing leaving him here; that there wasn't a Japanese plane that got past Tulsa.
turnkey4099
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Those Japanese planes must have had really big fuel tanks.
wThey were carrier aircraft and didn't have fly that far. The carriers were equiped with tractor treads so they could cross the continents in a straight line.
turnkey4099
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Maybe it was all hot air.
