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  1. ah yes Thomas the Tank Engine's bigger German cousin, Eric the Fascist Engine!
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  2. It would probably be very effective when it comes to getting the passengers to leave the plane -just open those big doors at the bottom of the plane.
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  3. That thing is basically an Ace Combat superweapon in real life.
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  4. Wait so the mega train in Wolfenstein was inspired by reality!? Thats pretty cool, I always wondered what inspired it and I loved the extra wide carriages.
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  5. "Half a helicopter, half a fighter jet, and half a battle tank." Dude, that's three halves.
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  6. The Mig-21 was literally a flying AK-47, easy to mass produce and able to operate in a whole range of environments, even by developing countries with barebones air forces.
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  7. They were too busy building a base on the moon
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  8. Everybody knows the reason ... is Not What You Think!
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  9. Well, this is "If Snowpiercer is made by Germans, For Germans."
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  10. If you cross a tank with Antarctica, you get... Antanktica.
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  11. "could carry 3000 troops" RYANAIR: I can make it carry 50.000 passengers and charge 10 euros for the toilet
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  12. Can you imagine if the engineers in the 50s and 60s had carbon fiber, high grade ceramics readily available ,additive manufacturing and computers with programs like autocad. Sky's the limit as far as design and inventions
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  13. This guy is like Mustard's crazy nephew
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  14. To save weight: dehydrate passengers before boarding; rehydrate after arrival.
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  15. 3 deck aircraft able to carry more than 1000 passengers Ryanair: make it 3000!
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  16. Today, we have First, Business and Sardines Class.... 😂😂😂
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  17. As a Fallout Nerd and Aviation Nerd I am the happiest person in the world right now...
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  18. One detail for the animation: the 2 propellers should turn in opposite directions and opposite to the direction of the wing tip vortex, if I am not mistaken.
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  19. Ace combat 7 vibes be chillin
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  20. It has half the payload, but it comes at 25% the cost of the B2 in 2022 dollars. So, for the same cost ($2 billion), you get double the payload, and 4 times the planes, which makes the platform a lot more expendable.
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  21. I bet the Ace Combat fans are real scared right now.
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  22. "A380 saw great success" I stopped the video laughing out loud.
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  23. This, this is why you don't combine drugs and military aerospace engineering projects
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  24. i like how people get raid sponsors and we all acknowledge no one plays it & just want our creators to get paid
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  25. you get a deck, you get a deck, everyone gets a deck.
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  26. The animation is reaching Mustard levels of quality
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  27. Literally the most beautiful fighter jet ever build, real shame it was not meant to be...
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  28. It’s like an F-16 and a Mirage 2000 had a baby together.
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  29. Hey Found and Explained, could you also cover this 1993 Patent titled "Electromagnetic Energy Propulsion Engine" granted to James R. Taylor [US5197279A] which seems like a some sort of tic-tac cuz I'm starting to think that human invention is the more likely scenario? Anyways, great work and keep it up man!
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  30. Looks like something middle schooler would dreamed of
 and I love it.
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  31. Fun fact: there are more planes in the ocean than submarines in the sky.
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  32. Ironically, FARA was cancelled today by the US Army. 😂
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  33. RIP An 225. You are not only the records holder, but you also an aviation inspiration that every avation enthusiast have look up.
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  34. I am in my 70’s. Flying was much, much more pleasant and comfortable back in the 60’s!! You weren’t packed in like sardines in a can. And meals! Food! The food was superb and served hot. You had good choice of meals. People dressed up and looked clean, People were courteous to each other. Seats were wider and further apart. Not that many people were smoking on plane at once.
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  35. whoever design a standing saddle seat's must go to hell.
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  36. The American train, yes please.
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  37. Excellent sound effect choice for the train horn, anyone who's played HLÂČ must see this train's resemblance to Combine razor trains.
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  38. Twin engines with longer ETOPS and far more efficient engines has pretty much killed anything with more than 2 engines
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  39. <<Listen. Attack the central propellers. If you can destroy them, the Arsenal Bird will slow down.>>
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  40. When you say it's too warm so the captain opens the front bay doors for some "Fresh air".
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  41. The SR-71 was not one of the fastest aircraft in the Air Force, it was THE fastest. In fact, to this day, no other piloted jet aircraft -- that we know of -- has flown faster or higher than the SR-71. Just in case someone brings up the X-15 -- it was rocket powered ;)
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  42. Never ask A woman, her age A man, his salary Found and explained, where he got all of these prototype vehicle from
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  43. It's like technology is advancing so fast that by the time a cutting edge aircraft can be built it is already falling behind.
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  44. "Pilots don't have to retrain to fly this airplane". Haven't we heard that before?!
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  45. At 2:15 the aicraft displayed is Yak 38 and was operational in USSR navy. The aircraft you’re talking about as an inspiration for the american model is the experimental Yak141.
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  46. A modern version of this would be having hundreds of parasite drones, a drone remote control center and would be riddled with ciws in case it ever gets attacked, and probably even capable to fly into space... cause why not.
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  47. Forget about the hopping motion, those fully automatic 75mm guns would have made it a living hell inside.
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  48. "A ingenious way" Me: ah, they would use the ocean, makes sense "It would take off vertically"
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  49. Antonov: Joins the chat Antonov: Eye roll Antonov: Leaves the chat
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  50. It looks like something International Rescue would build.
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  51. Please don't give Ryanair new ideas !!!
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  52. Stalin and Hitler having a whose is bigger contest.
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  53. "All units, destroy the Arsenal bird!"
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  54. The diagrams of the CL-1201 in this video were created by Scott Lowther You can see more of his work on top-secret projects here: aerospaceprojectsreview.com
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  55. Fun Fact: The Chuo Shinkansen being built NOW in Japan is also a big concrete track in which the train rides in. It just uses magnetic levitation to raise the train off the track, with linear motors for propulsion. So the weather and debris problem is and would have been solvable.
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  56. I am stunned by the visual quality. It's honestly incredible how far you've come. Keep it up!
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  57. Aside for the already existing issues , you also have the luggage and cargo handling issues to consider.
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  58. This is a great example of the nice things we can't have tear
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  59. Perfect timing, finally Gaijin put the A-10 into War Thunder recently
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  60. This thing looks like one of these aircraft you'd see in an alternate-history franchise. Just like the Silbervogel which was a German project for an orbital glider during WW2 to reach the east coast of the US
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  61. Fun fact: Ace Combat 7's arsenal bird has TRIPLE the wingspan of this thing.
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  62. Still can't believe this giant plane got destroyed, still feels like a dream, this aged too fast.
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  63. This thing was a flying Dorito of death, a totally bonkers design that would look vaguely adorable if it wasn't for its dark history.
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  64. When the Americans copy Russia’s homework:
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  65. So we got regular trains, land trains and now water trains. Next step should then be air trains and fir.... space trains, right?
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  66. Now you really do wonder, what if Ryan air operated the A380 but there's no seats, just handle bars, 1000 max people onboard?
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  67. THE EMPEROR PROTECTS!
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  68. Atlanta is literally the busiest passenger airport on the planet. Not a "smaller regional airport".
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  69. Although it is a technological marvel the A380 was not a success. They only built 242 and it was a loss financially for Airbus by their own admission.
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  70. imagine getting your truck stuck on the rails then that thing obliterates every single atom belonging to the truck
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  71. Airbus Beluga XL with 1200 seats Ryanair: I'm gonna make 2000
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  72. The REAL reason why the Russians always build massive vehicles, is actually so they can bring their pet bears along đŸ‡·đŸ‡șđŸ»đŸ»â€â„
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  73. "the best military aircraft ever made" do i smell military reformists propaganda?
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  74. These animations keep getting better and better! Good job F&E!
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  75. Yes I'm aware another channel that does planes in 3d did this plane in 3d less than a week ago. Yes I'm also aware that both our videos have the EXACT SAME runtime. But I like to think that if you see this video you will see theirs and vice versa. :)
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  76. People nicely dressed and children well mannered.
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  77. One of the most American things I have ever seen
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  78. Family day at the office and kids get to help design a plane
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  79. something to point out is while you call it a flying city, this airship would fit perfectly in the studio ghibli film titled 'castle in the sky'
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  80. One additional advantage of cold launch systems is that there’s a slight increase in missile range as the missile itself doesn’t need to waste fuel getting out of the silo itself Requesting videos on the following: -switchblade aircraft designs such as the FA-37 Talon from the ‘05 movie “Stealth” or the X-02 Wyvern from the Ace Combat franchise -Super Tomcat-21 and ASF-14 -the NATF program as a whole -early ATF proposals -Sea Apache -F-20 Tigershark -Bae SABA -Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Technology Bomber proposal
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  81. Go for it! Submersible battleships, that’s something I’d like to see! I don’t know what’s cooler, a submersible aircraft carrier (like the last one with the twin sails) or a flying one
.. The possibilities are endless!
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  82. Ah yes, the perfect plane for wide Putin
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  83. It wasn't cursed, it was ill timed. The instabilities of the flying wing were partially compensated for by the prop torque. But the skinny turbojets of the early jet age couldn't compensate, and it ended on the scrap heap.
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  84. Oh boy, trains with toxic chemicals derailing on a nearly weekly basis in US. Now imagine this bad boy flipping over and catching fire in your town centre. Rocket fuel and weapon-grade plutonium all over
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  85. I've always been interested in this plane. Even after looking into a lot of info on it and while still remaining sceptical I am pretty sure that thing actually exists. Your video on it btw is one if not the best and most factually competent videos on the entire internet regarding the Aurora!!
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  86. small typo....1000 miles = 1600 km
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  87. The USAF and unlimited budget should never be mixed
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  88. YF-23 mainly loses because many of its features aren't mature enough. YF-22 is more 'simple' so it gets the deal. One of the main problems is the coffin-style weapon bay that has some reliability issues because the missile is stacked on top of each other if one below jam, all other missiles can't be used while YF-22 with a simple rack style is more simple, more reliable, and can fire another missile if one missile malfunction.
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  89. The aliens from above: Look at what they need to mimic a fraction of our power!
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  90. Though maybe not justified in being made, having all research and airframes ordered destroyed is one of the stupidest decisions in aviation history
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  91. The production value of this video is miles better than the ones you’ve posted previously
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  92. You should really keep up this format, I really like stories about real aircraft!
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  93. Once again a absolute visual masterpiece! I can see the effort put into the models and renders! Some shots even looked real! Very awesome work Nick! Cheers to another 100k!
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  94. this plane is just a super sized plane which was put on some serious steroids
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  95. “It’s okay, black flying Doritos don’t exist they can’t hurt you” Black Flying Doritos:
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  96. Dunno' man, I personally think XB-70 Valkyrie to be the most beautiful plane ever made...
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  97. I like the landings where the gear comes down
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  98. The opening scene felt like a movie
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  99. Doesn't matter how many videos I see on the A380, they all have the same sad ending.
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  100. This concept is really cool. The 3D models are amazing. It gets better with every video. PS It’s interesting how Lockheed have so many insane ideas.
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  101. If this existed There is going to be a pilot carrying 200 missiles with lasers on an experimental aircraft with a k/d ratio 50/1
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  102. Massive cockpit size ! They could add extra seats for passengers in there and charge them for extra view
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  103. I wish the A380 would have been more successful had it been launched decades earlier. That way more variants would have been developed and would have sold in the hundreds by now.
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  104. i am german and know of many nazi projects, but i have never heard of this before, wow
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  105. If Russia is selling this plane to it's trading partners, it's not that much of a threat to the US.
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  106. Airbus is kicking ass right now, I’d worried more about Boeing at this point...
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  107. You dont retire one without having a replacement.
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  108. Imagine if the -2 version was a stealth variation of the CL-1201 and is secretly in operation
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  109. The 380 program was ultimately not that successful. This will never happen.
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  110. First
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  111. extremely cool animation there, love the train heading through the snow
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  112. It's really incredible how people actually are able to preserve blueprints of such forgotten projects
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  113. Lockheed did not have the engines - so it was never a go-er. the Whittle engines were not 'inferior' as they actually existed. Lockheed's first jet plane used one.
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  114. Since when are Mach 3 double the speed of Mach 2.04?
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  115. Pilots wouldn't need to retrain to fly the 7M7. That went great with the 737 max.
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  116. Spoilers: Trump failed and never aknowledged it.
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  117. The mig 29 series is like one of the best looking jets of all time ❀❀
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  118. That's... that's a DropShip. I can't be the only one who sees this, right? That's a spheroid, infantry-carrying DropShip minus the interplanetary capability, thanks to the fact that it lacks a fusion torch. Scream in from orbit, land vertically on a thrust column, deploy your troops, provide a little fire support, then relocate to a safer landing zone to wait out the conflict. That's a DropShip.
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  119. Man, imagine the boeing 747 dreamlifter as a passenger aircraft
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  120. the standard gauge was actually first used in the mines of England in the 1700s, the standard gauge was popularized by George Stephenson. also it is pronouced, Stevenson
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  121. Not sure how your channel isn't more popular, man. The combination of quality and quantity is truly unmatched by any other channel that covers similar topics. Well job 👍 Always killing it with the ad segways too lol.
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  122. The plane shown in the thumbnail and in the title uses a ramjet not a rocket so it is a plane, he got it right
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  123. Cursed images 😂
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  124. “If it landed in the ocean it would sink immediately” that might be one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard about a plane
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  125. According to pilots that shot down the B-52s, one missile is not enough to take a B-52 down right away. They had to launch 2 consecutively once got in the range and pull up immediately to avoid debris. If the B-52s got hit by one missile, they would be able to escape Vietnam's airspace and the US would not count the kill by VPAF
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  126. The animations get better everyday
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  127. If A220 is selling how come it is a mistake? If they didn't make partnership with Bombardier it would STILL be a direct competition of A318 and A319. I say they made a very good move.
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  128. Well they got half of them right
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  129. Imagine seeing a rocket but instead of exploding, it spits out hundreds of troopers o_O
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  130. Love how at 0:12 when the plane splits, the guy falls and hangs on for dear life. Your animator has a lot of fun with these
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  131. The English electric lighting had vertical engines tho??
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  132. Let's be totally fair here, China is entering an already established market, surely whatever design they come up with, especially considering its their first, would resemble some sort of plane that already exists?
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  133. Found and Explain: The Flying Pancake is the slowest airplane ever made. MacCready Gossamer Albatross: Are you sure about that?
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  134. It's fascinating that so many serious engineers were thinking this was going to be possible to build.
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  135. Few of them made, with zero spare parts... A great post soviet design that hit the funding wall HARD.
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  136. Imagine all the memes we will get if this actually flown.
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  137. I didn't pay attention to what was being said, all I cared about was seeing those plane fly. Btw, that Boeing Pelican looks phenomenal.
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  138. I'm not sure, but I think this bomber was built on the basis of the Tu-144 supersonic passenger aircraft, so it could share some similarities like speed, size and overall dimensions.
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  139. I'm pretty sure it's not literally a flying assault rifle. Perhaps figuratively.
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  140. What if they attacked this ship? Simple, it transforms into a giant robot and shoots lasers from its eyes!
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  141. The challenge of more firefighting aircraft is cost of maintenance. Everybody wants the aircraft when there's a fire, but no one wants to pay for the aircraft when there isn't a fire. Because of such limited budgets, it's impossible to maintain a larger fleet.
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  142. Imagine missing your connecting flight because 18,000 people were getting off the plane at the same time as you
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  143. It will be extremely luxurious if this one being picked as the Russian Air Force One!
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  144. RIP AN225 ,you served us well with such an amazing career history , you shall always be remembered in all aviators hearts
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  145. Ive been on monorails in canada and japan. There, they are fully integrated into the public transport system. I understand that it has its disadvantages as you pointed out however, it really depends where you place them really. Monorails were not intended to replace the duorail and such but to give riders/commuters options. In dense cities like those in japan, commuters are provided monorails that hover rivers, creeks, roads as well as duorails that can go highspeed underground. The monorail idea is not a failure, the government is.
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  146. Land Train similar to Australia trucks we did saw on Discovery of Truck Train hauling many trailers of Cattle. I wonder if they are still in Service?
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  147. Ah, yes. The B-36 Pacemaker. Not to be confused with the cardiac assistance device, the Peacemaker.
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  148. *This plane is in a flight simulator* Some player: "What if I land this on an aircraft carrier?"
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  149. When thumbnail mentioned "Arsenal Bird", I know at the moment, it can be a game changing.
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  150. Fun fact : That plane in the thumbnail is the banner of Mustard.
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  151. "All units, take out Big Baby Huey!"
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  152. There are 5 employees under Nick. Those people have families and bills. We also take sponsorships to purchase things like the new $6k computer to render better and faster 3D, Purchase $100+ plugins for different 3D effects, $xxx scenes and models. And so we can afford to do things like the second channel where we are actually losing money on every video in order to put them out. Sponsorships allow us to create better content and keep the channel sustainable. It costs a lot to be doing custom 3D for videos. - Jared, Brand Manger
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  153. I’ve heard about these but seeing them animated is so hilarious. 4 seconds in and this is already goofy asf. Truly one of the videos of all time about one of the tanks of all time
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  154. the dodge challenger of the sky's, fast and cant turn
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  155. I can't tell if an oil spill at 35,000 feet would be better or worse than an oil spill in the middle of the pacific
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  156. you missed out another factor: The freight space is neither pressurized nor heated...
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  157. Just imagine this thing crashing. 1000+ deaths
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  158. I love how its always starts with: This aircraft is unlike anything you have ever seen. :)
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  159. Oh look it’s a not plane, no it doesn’t exist but it’s over there, oh no it’s moved again, misdirection is a secrets greatest asset, just ask a magician.
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  160. We see those “smoke rings” in Utah quite a bit.
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  161. the journey of 1000 miles begin with a single step. Just like low end hp that china buiilt a decade ago, everyone was laughing at the quality.
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  162. Ahh, yes. I remember reading this in both Popular Mech and Science way back in the 1990's.
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  163. Having rode on the C-5 myself while in the military you could be assured that earplugs would be a necessary item while flying on this plane as well 😉
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  164. I started getting interested in the mig 31 and then this drops
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  165. I guess this could be seemed as somewhat of good news If to say antonove does actually go through with rebuilding/ completing it's sister , the AN 225 will have the opportunity to be modernized and fitted with newer technology replacing the old Soviet systems
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  166. Boeing screwed up on canceling the 757, which would have been better refit then the max
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  167. Being a Bombardier employee on the shop floor for the private jet sector, I am happy Airbus took over. It is an awesome aircraft and ahead of its time. This aircraft has a bright future.
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  168. The 50s were a cool time to be apart of aviation
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  169. Skipping math to watch this W FoundAndExplained
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  170. When I heard the words "It doesn't need to train the pilot. It would be the same as flying 737" again... I feel it's time to sell the stock again... Referring to the 737 MAX
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  171. That “hoverboard” is gonna turn into a human blender the moment someone falls off the platform
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  172. I like how when the plane was split in half, the baggage start fall from the cargo
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  173. All these ideas of gyms, restaurants, beds for hire etc. are impossible. Every airline maximises every foot of space for bookable seats. The more people you can squeeze into a plane, the more profitable it becomes so why would you just set aside empty space just in case existing passengers might want to sleep or workout. Even if they could pay for it, it would be as profitable as just filling that space with extra seats. If there is extra space, the airline will fill it with seats, not these gimmicks. Even the Emirates showers are a useless gimmick as they rarely uplift extra water for them as it costs more fuel due to the weight. Doesn’t justify the cost.
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  174. Remember when your plane had a chance of getting hijacked then today because airports used to be treated like bus stops
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  175. They should have merged with Virgin Airlines to make Virgin Hooters Airlines. The only way to fly!
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  176. Ah, nothing like seeing Found & Explained pop up in my feed, see the thumbnail, and think to myself "what the actual hell is THAT?"
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  177. To clarify why Airbus and Boeing would work together on this. They were about to with the 747X and A380, and any future mega project like this would likewise follow a similar pattern.
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  178. Unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine is a hypergolic fuel. This means when it is combined with another chemical (usually nitrogen tetroxide), it reacts instantly, without the need to fancy igniters and precise flow control. Basically A + B = a whole lotta hot gas. As you might imagine it is usually an absolute bear to work with because it is insanely reactive and toxic. How toxic? When used in labs it is stored as a solution in hydrochloric acid.
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  179. "lets put some people in it" "everyone on board would be freezing and wouldnt be able to breathe"
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  180. gotta love this guys videos, im currently studying aerodynamics and this makes me feel warm inside knowing how big the aviation community is
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  181. Having seen these things in person, up close (I live near the Everett factory), I fully grasp just how large they actually are...A passenger version would be completely ridiculous to look at and I'D LOVE IT.
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  182. This is wonderful! There is not all the much information out there about the Breitspurbahn; I "discovered" it in a display case at the German Railway Museum in Nuremberg but there don't seem to be many books about the plan. Amazingly, even as the 1000 Year Reich shrank rapidly, planning continued right up until the Russians came to Berlin. There were some serious engineering issues, such as the massive curves needed with such a broad gauge, but also things like having to ferry passengers out to the train with smaller trains as the giant steam locomotives would asphyxiate everyone inside a station!
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  183. The 7J7 would have been a worthy successor to the 727 as it would have replaced Boeing's loudest jet with something even louder.
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  184. I've seen a lot of these 'we can get X number of troops anywhere in less than six hours' concepts, but I've never seen any way for those troops to get back out again or supply them while they're deployed.
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  185. This looks kinda nice ngl. I think its gonna look nice with jet engines. It’s probably gonna need a lot of engines like 8 i guess or 6 with the new rolls Royce massive engines.
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  186. The proposed civil version of Tu-160 is most likely for a platform for satellite launches. Civil use but still under supervision of Russia's military. Media outlets just went crazy.
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  187. Submarine battle ships? ...... Oh hell yeah!!
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  188. Pierre Sprey (1937-2021) was an interesting person. He liked to use his position as "I technically worked on the plane" to land interviews where, for a paycheck, he would sing the praises of successful USAF fighters as the product of him and his so called "fighter mafia" group's genius; despite the fact that they were only data consultants and actually had almost nothing to do with the designs themselves.
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  189. How many time have we seen this kind of “next Concorde“?? I am tooooo skeptical about them.
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  190. It appears Ivan was drunk on the drawing board again

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  191. This has to be the most American thing I've ever heard of
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  192. 800 passenger on an A380 Ryanair: only 800? letÂŽs say 1000. on a premium configuration
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  193. I love Mustard. I am very aware that he did an excellent video on the American Concorde, and as such, I have chosen not to watch his before creating this. So If anything is similar, then it's merely a coincidence. For those who have now seen both, I hope I had added to the topic :)
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  194. "i could do this, i could make a channel called ketchup" mhm, because the counterpart already exists >->
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  195. Well due to the tragic destruction of the An-225, this might actually happen now.
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  196. Saw you In the Podcast in Creators and Founders. We (2 of Us )Started A 3d Animation Channel (Blender) inspired by your Work and Dedication.Really in Awe At your Work . All the The Best to the 1 Million Subscriber mark.
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  197. And here I thought the definitely tested and produced, no cap, on god P.1000 Ratte was a testament to engineering insanity.
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  198. Don’t doubt the Russians to make something cheaper, faster and still equally capable. Incredible plane, I wish it was flying
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  199. Imagine how many Presidents we would've lost if they ended up using DC10s instead of the 747
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  200. That looks miserable, travel is already a horrible at the best of times and most of these concepts would make it a nightmare
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  201. plane designers: hey japan how much engines do you want? japan: yes
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  202. "Son of a-...they had the thing combat ready this whole time!"
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  203. The USA tried this with its "MX Missile" program where trains similar to the Soviet's version where several trains would always be on the move, thereby hiding them in plain sight. At the USAF Museum in Dayton, Ohio has parts of one of these train cars on display.
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  204. There really only needs to be one An-225 because it specializes in carrying weird corner-case cargo, so I kinda suspect it will be replaced by the lone Stratolaunch with a cargo capsule. Making a big weird cargo plane that carries shipping containers misses the point of why the Mriya is still around.
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  205. Berkut means "Golden Eagle". This is an awesome looking jet, wished they brought it into service.
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  206. I’m astounded to see that these craft weren’t merely figments of a fevered computer artist’s imagination! They were real! By all means
do a report of the Griffon next, please!
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  207. Wow the animations keep on getting better with every episode
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  208. Mustard but upload frequently
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  209. With some modifications, could a improved version be used for space exploration? Like, during the colonisation of other planets, where bases/colonies may be built far apart but still need resupply but there's little in roads, rail or even an atmosphere for heavy-lift aircraft, I could potentially see this being useful.
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  210. I remember my first ride in an airplane at 8 years old. It was in 1974 an overseas flight in a 747. I remember how beautiful the stewardesses were and I got the chance to hang out with them in the back of the aircraft. Best experience an 8 year old boy could have!
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  211. I think the best case against turning it into a passenger plane is the case that there is a genuine need for it in the cargo world, but none in the passenger world.
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  212. Belkan Want to Know Your Location
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  213. I love the animations which probably took some time so keep the works up with the enjoyable content.
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  214. Cool video space travel better develop fast I got places to visit like Uranus
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  215. I thought this was about the Belgorod submarine
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  216. I personally think that the L-2000 should have been choosen it was more economical and cheaper and the first prototype could have been built in "no time"
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  217. There is a need for this concept. Sure the traditional aircraft carrier should be a visible powerhouse. But if real war erupts those will be primary targets. Using a force multitude they will fall in the early days. You'll be left with these that were kept secret and are not visible. So yea there is a need for these. They are secret and last ditch and for that reason we will most likely never see them.
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  218. This channel has grown so much and we just had 10,000 subscribers 6 months ago..
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  219. Don’t forget that Emirates is heavily subsidized so profit is not a concern.
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  220. They both have twin huge bo.... engines yup definitely engines😏
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  221. this plane looks a bit goofy but I think that gives it a nice charm
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  222. How in the hell were you able to comment a day before
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  223. I would take Arsenal Bird over this
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  224. I feel like in the future ryan air should add a buisness class which has the same amount of space as a normal airlines economy class.
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  225. “There’s little reason to contradict the government’s position” LOL😆 đŸ€Ł
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  226. Out of all future concepts, this one looks most realistic out of them
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  227. I'm losing my hearing just imagining what this would sound like...
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  228. I witnessed hyper-sonic overflight less than one year ago. It was pre-dawn with very clear atmospheric calm. Guessing roughly 120,000 feet altitude so horizon to horizon visibility could be as little as 800 miles lasting from 60 to 90 seconds. Anti-collision white strobe 40 per minute with continuous forward lamp on. Flying west to east from Denver then slow arc toward north east near Chicago. I stepped off my semi tractor to pee and habitually began accounting for planets and constellations. Noticed Arcturus to my west overhead and super fast oncoming flight captured my attention. Diesel truck engine idled so I noticed no propulsion noise. I have viewed satellites and air traffic at night for 8 years with my naked eye and Celestron Cometron 12 X 70 binocs. I am very knowledgeable of relative speeds and heights for all overflights. Horizon to horizon jet traffic is miserably slow. This thing moved like the ISS which I have witnessed dozens of times. These binoculars reveal satellites orbiting in every direction except west. I am now desensitized to surprising or shocking overflight phenomena. The anti-collision lighting convinces me that this is common continuously reusable hyper-sonic air and space aircraft. It did not follow conventional efficiency of great circle flight. It seems that intentional elongation of flight pattern reveals the delicate limitations with respect to manueverability at great speeds. Almost as if point and shoot targeting is necessary to a certain degree.
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  229. I can't get enough of those 3D models. They look absolutely fantastic.
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  230. Probably only a potential design for the Antonov replacement as a huge cargo plane. It will not become a passenger plane.
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  231. who cares if they are internal orders, china has 1.4 billion people and do not need orders from anywhere else.
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  232. I wish Lockheed had more support. They had the coolest designs
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  233. I won't be surprised if we start seeing this plane at our international airport terminals in the emeraites livery
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  234. 4:03 What a looovely light plane. Just 235 Kilograms. No wonder it was so fast.
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  235. "Why was it never built?" Because big oil would have thrown a fit and every single oil lobbyist would fall over themselves to stop this, that's why.
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  236. Kid in Soviet Union sees a plane The kid: Panik Its a 747 The kid: Kalm The 747 launches a missle The kid: Panik
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  237. Looks like scorpion helicopter from avatar
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  238. I'm starting to think that Nick REALLY likes seaplane concepts (can't blame him, I like it too)
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  239. Don't know why but it looks happy
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  240. You, Real engineering and Mustard have to be one of the best youtube channels out there, you should do a Collab! (If you haven't already)
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  241. Americans: Plans To Build ICBM 747 Nuker! Soviets: Call Antonov! Get them build a nuclear ICBM An-225 ASAP! We are falling behind US tech!
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  242. as some one who used to work with the Yui rail in Okinawa, Japan. the benefits of monorail are that it is runs quieter than other forms of elevated rail, its useful when obtaining right of way is limited/difficult, has good ability to climb hills, blocks less of the skyline, and for tourists, offers a great view of the city. the scenarios where monorails can be justified are few, but they do exist.
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  243. 3:40 "dababy"
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  244. Only 3000 pounds sterling? I woulda taken one.
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  245.  @blowinkk9396  The average raid ad apparently costs about $4000-5000 per video, though, F&E might be making a bit less from them since he has a smaller viewer base. Regardless, that's a substantial sum that allows F&E to finance the channel and keep making the content we want to see.
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  246. I hate the proposed new livery. Too commercial. Looks like old TWA and USAirways liveries.
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  247. Amazing how much CGI has advanced in the last few years!
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  248. Now everybody knows there are a big sour grapes appear😁
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  249. Rip flying dorito lads
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  250. My house looks over the old site of the railway. Love how the local history has made it to found and explained.
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  251. Bennie: struggle with funding for his dream project The government: hey, maybe we can he- Bennie: No <3
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  252. its like the shuttle carrying 747 but with a plane instead
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  253. I just gotta say, I love the fact that the US started looking for replacements for the U2 6 months after it went IOC, aaaaannnnndddddd.... it's still flying.
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  254. The A350 is a stunning design, she's absolutely beautiful and to make things even better........ she ticks every box. Aviation perfection in my opinion.
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  255. I think Boeing will never build 2 decks Aircraft or any aircraft that is larger than current 747-8 because airlines now avoid to operate big planes due to changing business model from Hub and Spoke to point to point flights.
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  256. Sometimes I wonder, where'd you find all these images on your videos? I rarely seen them
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  257. Some say, this plane is already built then had some errors and now it will not be found :D
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  258. This channel has allowed me to come up with a list of several oddities of a bygone history. These machines are something I'm using for a massive project, but in my far future, hopefully. Also, that Antarctic Snow Cruiser is probably kicking itself under 100ft of snow.
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  259. As far as certification goes, Boeing gave China a gift in making the FAA look so incompetant and at the same time boosting the image of the CAAC.
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  260. When a 747 and a A380 have a baby
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  261. You didn't even talk about how they would have to transfer all the peoples luggage from plane to plane. That in itself would be a nightmare.
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  262. This airliner merely suffers from chronic boundary-layer indigestion. Just needs some aerospace-grade Pepto Bismol. 👍
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  263. Shame they didn't carry on. The L1011 Tristar was the finest wide body aircraft of it's era. Evacuation is always a problems. For those who don't know, you have to get every passenger out within 90 seconds using only half of the exits. The wider the body, the harder this becomes. However, having four isles would have increased the chances. I have worked on the Tristar, the 747 and the DC10. The Tristar was so advanced compared to the other two.
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  264. The fact that one of the designs is called "Project 626" itches that Disney movie part of my brain.
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  265. In my opinion she lost because back then we still emphasise on dogfight (WVR) and stealth fight (BVR) is still, in some sense, relatively new at the time, so despite being better at supercruise and has better stealth profile, it is understandable that air force did not want to bet on it. If the program was to happen today, I think 23 would win this time around. But that was only my perspective on the matter, please do not take it too seriously. But on the bright side, despite we do not get to see her flying, many features and components of YF-23 is in the F-22.
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  266. Imagine seeing this in Operation chrome dome.
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  267. You really read all the comments?!? How bout this one where I tell you that you sir, are a huge, steaming pile of awesomeness! Love these videos to nerd out over! Your Channel and Mustard, never let me down with entertaining content!
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  268. Well space marine drop pods are a thing. ALL HAIL THE MAN EMPEROR OF MANKIND!!!!
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  269. As always the British aviation got a history of excellent concepts that never get airborn. I think its time for America to employ most of the British aircraft designing engineers and give them a chance to fulfil their dreams benefitting the whole aviation industrie.
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  270. World of Warships recently had a update that includes most of the planned German Aircraft Carriers not just the Graf Zepplin! And not only rare German designs, but ship designs from many other nations that were never made it to the shipyard. You should check it out!
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  271. Found And Explain: "how we got the plane that we know and love today" Me: "yeah" Airline companies: "no"
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  272. Boeing's recent mistakes aside, they did make the right decision betting on point to point travel being more important as Air travel Capacity increased. Airbus betting on a more hub and spoke model with the A380, although a fine aircraft, didn't meet production targets.
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  273. I can only imagine the radar signal that carrier produces
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  274. Anyone else imagining a A380-900 with those engines if the engines succeeded?
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  275. Sometimes Hooters doesn't think things through. Like opening a restaurant in Singapore. The experience was rather flat.
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  276. Now by golly your thinking. Gee Nick, how... did you make this so fast? Thats the wrong question. Rather... how did I get such an accurate 3d model for a plane no one has seen? ;) How do I get any of my information? Thats why you come here, thats the Found and Explained difference ;)
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  277. Love the sponsorship, makes the channel more “fun”.
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  278. 1:16 Dihydrogen Monoxide (H2O) not Hydrogen Dioxide. Subbed BTW love your vids
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  279. It’s so stealthy and “homemade” that you won’t even see it in real life! Woah!!!
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  280. I mean, if this actually happened, the soviets would probably do the same thing which will result in a copy which will mean a Soviet plane which could be shown in this channel in some video in a opposite universe.
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  281. This man cares so much that he put this video out not even an hour after the prototype showing
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  282. Those are some beautiful... engines
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  283. The rendered coffee table needs a Found An Explained coaster.
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  284. This plane looks like a breed between Bristol Brabazon and B-36, really
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  285. There is an "i" missing in the title ! It's "TriebflĂŒgel" and not "TrebflĂŒgel" :)) Otherwise i love your channel !! That try to pronounce "TriebflĂŒgel" at the end was adorable, i always love it when people try it :))
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  286. Simple answer : "It's cheaper to operate 4 Boeing 737 or Airbus A320 than operate single A380 for the same route"
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  287. yellow submarine submarines may not work economicly but what about semi submersibles?
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  288. If the Phoenix lights were indeed a CL-1201, I think it would be scarier than if they were alien technology.
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  289. Of course a napkin, all great ideas are thought about on the go.
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  290. Normal Viewers: *See this prototype planes...* Serious Players: *Build these in Simple Planes or Kerbal Space Program*
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  291. For historical aircraft that were actually used extensively, this style works great. I would like to see something like this for the Hellcat or a similar interceptor. For the experimental stuff, the original style really suits it.
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  292. Bro finally uploaded 🙏😭
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  293. As soon as I saw the part where the planes dock I thought, just as you commented at the end, about the danger of collision. You would wind up doubling the disaster. The other functions, other than aircraft intercept, are pretty much done now-a-days by the C-17 and commercial cargo aircraft.
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  294. What a great video ,I would love to see more videos such of this where you talk about stories with 3d models . Great video ,keep up the great work !
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  295. Cant believe that the cameraman had to travel through different dimensions to one where this plane exists and one where the world is superflat...
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  296. I love how your videos are so compacted Entertaining and educational on such a resonable time,really great for people who don't have much time in their schedule,keep up the good work
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  297. Concorde’s top speed is actually limited by temperature, not power. At Mach 2.0, the friction from moving through the air heats the aluminum skin almost to the point at which it begins to soften.
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  298. Virgin Galactic was founded in 2004 to take paying passengers on short, suborbital spaceflights....16 years later and still waiting to see it. Of course I would like to see it happen, but don't blame me for being a bit skeptical about any timeline for a Mach 3.0 airliner....
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  299. Even as an Airplane enthusiast, I'm of the belief that perception is reality when it comes to this industry. Sure, this aircraft might very well be free of flaws now. But it took two crashes for Boeing to acknowledge there was a problem and for all aircrafts to be grounded in the first place. Perception is reality and if I'm flying and happen to see the 737-Max name in any iteration, I will naturally look for an alternative if possible.
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  300. Mriya, you will be missed 💔
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  301. Belka: YES
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  302. The designers- takes massive hit of blunt “yeah I think we can make this thing a VTOL”
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  303. Another flying brick
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  304. Mate, I hope you will also discuss the Saab Gripen someday. That Swedish jet deserves more love.
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  305. I remember the mythbuster did a episode about this and realised how bad of an idea it was
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  306. Damn, wish this was real. Imagine having 20 f35 payload on this
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  307. Unsymmetrical - you nailed this part Dimethyl - die-meh-thil Hydrazine - Hi-dra-zin
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  308. Imagine seeing a 2 engine A380 in 2040 as maybe with engine advances.
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  309. You totally omitted the existing upper deck of the A-225. It can carry another 85 or so passengers. And is pressurized.
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  310. 5:06 It's also the fastest submarine plane I've ever heard of. Matter of fact it's the only submarine plane I've ever heard of
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  311. Another of the secret planes I read in Pop Sci/Mech Mag when I was a kid. Along with the Aurora, the Pumkin seed (external combustion hypersonic plane) and a large Xb70 like satellite. launcher. Hope the Leik Myrabo proposed Light/Microwave craft gets featured here.
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  312. I know your channel is gonna be the legit the moment I saw it
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  313. They must've made it a nuclear-powered VTOL flatbed That would've been the best plane in the world
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  314. That thing would be incredibly noisy.
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  315. NY to London in two hours, but has bedrooms.....*scratching my head*
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  316. Air travel to double by 2020? that diden't age well. xD
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  317. Exactly how you stated: plane that we love. I did at least 20 long haul trips on board of an A380 ( CAN-DBX-GRU-DBX-CAN) and I can affirm it’s my second favorite airplane ✈ for passenger comfort, the 1st one is the A350 ( I have fear of flight, I know it’s dumb, however my subconscious wins over my reasoning been, my first flight ✈ onboard of the A350 I almost got panic attack due lack of noise, I got the impression the turbines weren’t get trust enough to lift the plane hahahahahaha)
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  318. I love how you stay true to your words and actually make this an actual topic which was recommended in your live stream
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  319. The more I watch your channel, the more I long for collection of those planes as 1/72 or 1/200 scale models (or even better, model kits) as most of them are really amazing pieces of work - like e.g. this awesome Martin seaplane. Have you entertained that idea? After all, all those CGI reproductions are top-notch and might be used as templates for 3d reproductions, wouldn't they?đŸ€”In which case, definitely count me in as a prospective buyer/collector👍
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  320. Shouldn’t marketing tell them that naming a plane ‘Boom’ is a stoopid idea?
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  321. The primary reason that monorail proposals have failed in America is because railroad construction planners and road construction planners come into the bidding process and underbid monorail, and then later down the line run into massive construction costs which put the projects way over cost. You don't see this issue happening in other countries where transportation is heavily regulated at the federal level. Many cities are short-sighted when it comes to considering monorail for construction. Los Angeles famously rejected a monorail project from Alweg (who built the Seattle and Disney systems), who offered to build it for free in exchange for revenue, and would then turn it over to the city when the revenue paid off the construction costs. LA decided to build more freeways, and we see how that worked out. Seattle looked at expanding the monorail there a decade ago, it was rejected in favor of a light rail project which ended up over-budget, tied up the city for years, is not making a profit, and has added to congestion. Las Vegas has a nice monorail, but the company has had to fight with the city for years to get permission to expand, as well as facing never-ending objection from taxi cab companies. Currently LV Monorail is the only proposed public transportation extension to the new Allegiant Stadium. When you look at the rest of the world, however, you will notice what sets all of them apart from Sydney. That would be integration into the public transportation network. Only in Sydney did the city not do this. They expected that the downtown monorail would be a tourist attraction that would fetch additional tourist revenue. But when buses are 3x cheaper and go to all the same places as the monorail, it was a no-brainer for tourists. Despite calls for it to be re-developed into a connector for downtown employees, no proposal was ever put forward. Everywhere else, monorail systems tie into public transportation that links to buses, metro trains, light rail, trams, subways, seaports and airports. Almost all of them use the same integrated fare and ticketing systems as the rest of the public transport systems. Further compounding Sydney's issue was the fact that the company which designed it, Von Roll, historically had only worked on amusement park rides and essentially used the same vehicle, which was ill-suited for public transportation. The company eventually went bankrupt and it became impossible to obtain spare parts for when the vehicles prematurely broke down. Public transportation systems in Japan were developed by Mitsubishi and Hitachi. In Korea they were developed by Samsung, in Japan by BYD and CRCC - all licensing Hitachi technology, which itself was developed from Alweg. When you look at the long history of monorail, Sydney is the only city that has ever dismantled its monorail network. Everywhere else it has been built, it has worked, it has been profitable, and it boasts impressive safety records and uptime. To me, that doesn't speak to failure.
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  322. Why is this channel so underated,I rather youtube recommend this channel then other aviation related channels.
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  323. Thumbnail: Double 787 Me: what in the world
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  324. Amazing! I'd never heard of this aircraft, great video as always!
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  325. Gotta love that "Insanity" in the thumbnail
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  326. Airbus is still great, looking forward for the new designs
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  327. The only thing that develops on these concepts are the computer simulations
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  328. Chinese have learned the lessons of humiliation and suppression from history and American administration. It's no harm to take longer years to achieve from the chinese point of view because a united country has a united engineering work force behind working as a team to build better and reliable commercial jet planes in the coming near future.
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  329.  @blowinkk9396  i dont blame him. He’s spending part of his life trying to make videos for others. If you don’t like the ads, skip it, or don’t buy the product.
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  330. I just want to say how impressive the modelling is in this video, and how impressive the amount of information is. I loved the touch of the luggage falling out when you did the cut-away. And while mustard did a video like this, his was wider and was about all three, whereas this is more focused. So well done, and thank you for such a great video
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  331. Many of the problems associated with Concorde have been either significantly reduced or sidestepped. Here are some examples: Concorde's Olympus engines were designed during the first wave of supersonic engines and were extremely inefficient compared to those developed today. They were also largely underpowered for the aircraft and were required to run at full afterburner during takeoff, generating a far greater amount of noise than if it hadn't needed full power at that stage of flight Concorde was designed for standard passenger service. Today, many of the resurgent SST designs like those of Boom and Aerion are catered towards business aviation clientele, where speed is the primary value and the cost is (relatively) irrelevant to them While not on display in this design, other new SST designs have focused on changes to airframe design which mitigate sonic boom The environmental impact is still a big question, but there is an effort to develop less impactful biofuels The most impactful flight routes for supersonic aircraft, long-distance, trans-pacific, are in far higher demand than when Concorde was developed. While China's economy took off in the 90s, Concrode wasn't designed for non-stop flight of that nature. These type of flights also avoid existing overland supersonic flight restrictions. Comment by Merker6 on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/WeirdWings/comments/i3hms9/meet_the_new_concorde_virgin_galactic_mach_30/
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  332. The main reason is that high speed trains require new, dedicated train lines as there's not the capacity to run them with slower traffic. There's been a lack of investment and political will to build the rail infrastructure required until now.
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  333. Everytime I watch something about the YF12 or SR71 makes me sad the russians never produced something crazier lol
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  334. With the technology we have to day, especially with improved technology, we can for sure build the CL-1201.
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  335. You could never have a plane without windows. You need to open your window blinds when you take off and land as a safety measure, because if there is an emergency or a crash your eyes need to be acclimated to the light outside so you can leave the airplane as fast as possible and go to safety.
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  336. Yes. Do videos about land vehicles and ships. Curious planes are a bit overloaded
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  337. this looked like a MIG 21 with high wings and a LOT of vodka, Stalinium, and from the looks of it someone can squat dance in there
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  338. These conceps really show humans creativity and imagination
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  339. "the proposed flying dorito"had me dead😂
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  340. Fastest bomber ever designed? I think you will find that that is the Sanger Silbervogel which would have reached 13,500mph.
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  341.  @blowinkk9396  I’m sure he could pay for groceries with YouTube subs instead of money.
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  342. The 919 has a very Bombardier CS300 look about it... especially the nose. Good looking airplane in my opinion. Competition is healthy, there is definitely room for another top dog to keep the west on their toes.
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  343. Its going to be a long journey for Chinese aviation. But, they will eventually get there and be able to compete. They have done it in all other sectors. Also remember that China has only really started this industry in the last 20 years and will probably take another 10 years to perfect the product and another 10 years to out perform their rivals.
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  344. Helicarrier but it's actually a carrier that can carry helicopta and VTOL
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  345. A thing that was before the Bullet Train, a revolution in railways.
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  346. "An ingenious system uses the fuel as a heatsink!" Concorde: "Ingenious, you say." Saturn V: "Yeah, excuse me."
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  347. Engineers: "see this project" Also engineers: now i've seen everything Anyway, great video!
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  348. Preposterous. None of these are as big as the giant airplanes that my friends and I drew in elementary school. 😉
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  349. IM a firm believer in this and other "black" items. What boggles me is they manage to keep all this hush hush. SUre we have this vid and information...supposedly. Its all suspect and THAT is impressive. Over 30 years of keeping secret is a feat man.
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  350. Before watching the video, I feel like the answer will be no. The A380 is pretty much proof of that. I remember somewhere on YouTube a comment explained how airlines earn money, but I forgot where I saw it. Edit: also, the length needed to take off and land this plane would probably be way to long for certain airports. So I don't think it would be too viable. Would probably work in most international airports tho, which this plane would most likely serve in.
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  351. can you imagine this giant carrying civilians & cargo? that would have been amazing! I have been in love with the Pelican since it was announced in tech magazines in the early 2k.
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  352. Hahaha, I live in Australia 2KM away from Sydney Airport. If Qantas order the Concorde now, I guess I will shift my house or else I will never sleep.
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  353. The A10 is awesome but don’t leave out the C130. It’s still in production.
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  354. You should do a video about radars.
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  355. He must've grown tired of waiting for Mustard vids and started making his own which I respect
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  356. Well, I guess you should be working for Microsoft. Your 3D models look way better than the aircrafts in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020.
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  357. Thanks for making these videos for us to be informed with, we are all very grateful. This video was especially high detailed, I could tell you guys worked very hard on it. It was definitely worth it to wait at the premiere. I’m so glad you reached that milestone, it’s been great to be along for the ride! To the next 100k!
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  358. Go to https://ground.news/found to stay informed on breaking news as it’s happening around the world, compare coverage, and know where your news is coming from. Check it out for free or subscribe for unlimited access before May 22 and get it for as little as $5 a month.
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  359. Bro the guys providing us with good quality content and he actually puts forth effort, the least we can do is support him and not tear him down over a tiny mistake
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  360. I mean... how do you easily solve visibility on a VTOL aircraft if not by tilting the whole effing fuselage?
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  361. When Everyone says Whale 3 things pop up in my mind 1) the Beluga Whale 2) the A380 3) the Airbus Beluga
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  362. Well it wouldn’t cause a nuclear detonation, but would rather likely just spread radioactive material all over the place.
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  363. How did this proposal differ from an updated 767, which already used a 2-3-2 seating arrangement? Also, most of the fuel airliners carry is in the wings; range is not tied closely to the width of the cabin.
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  364. Orange Man Airlines.... has a nice ring to it
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  365. In short, monorails are terrible when the system is terribly designed and used in the wrong place. They are supposed to be used in places that space limited. They require smaller structure to support the track which fits in existing road median
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  366. Nations wouldn't allow Concorde to fly over because of the sonic boom and nations wouldn't allow this to fly over in case of a crash
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  367. * A special thank you to all the new subscribers and those who have watched my videos! With more viewers, I've been able to improve the quality of my videos and spend a bit more extra time with more effort. So again thank you :). - Nick*
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  368. In 2006, an agreement was signed on the creation of a new engine, which was named PD-14 (a promising engine with a thrust of 14 tons). ПД-14 in russian language. PD-14 is a fifth generation turbofan engine developed for MS-21-300 aircraft, PD-14A for MS-21-200, PD-14M for MS-21-400. PD-8 engine will be installed on the Be-200, AN-148 and Sukhoi Superjet 100 aircraft, etc. Therefore, the designers and engineers were faced with the task of creating a unified gas generator, which is the main element of the engine. 16 new technologies were developed for PD-14 by russian designers, engineers and scientists, namely - single-crystal blades for a high-pressure turbine with an advanced cooling system that allows the turbine to operate at temperatures up to 2000 ° K.; hollow wide fan blade made of titanium alloy, thanks to which it was possible to increase the efficiency of the fan stage by 5% in comparison with the fourth-generation turbofan engine PS-90 produced in the USSR in the late 1980s; low-emission combustion chamber made of intermetallic alloy; sound-absorbing structures made of composite materials; ceramic coatings on hot parts; hollow blades of a low-pressure turbine, etc. 20 new materials were created for PD-14 with indisputable advantages: a decrease in specific fuel consumption by 10–15%, a reduction in the life cycle cost by 15–20%; operation of the engine will cost 14-17% cheaper than existing analogues. All of them have been certified according to international standards. New Russian titanium and nickel alloys are used to create the engine. The engine nacelle design consists of 65% of domestic polymer composites, which achieves the required level of sound insulation and reduces engine weight.  The technologies used in the production of PD-14 are state secrets and are protected. Therefore, information on PD-14 is largely classified. Example: China would gladly copy production technologies, by analogy with the Su-27. They copied the plane, but they failed to replicate its AL-31F engine. The PD-14 project, in addition to creating the engine itself, includes the most important element - the provision of after-sales service. A large amount of work is planned in this area: the creation of a support center with round-the-clock work 365 days a year, the opening of a network of field offices, engine service stations, ensuring the replacement of modules in operation. It is expected that this all together should increase the foreign prospects of the new Russian engine. The state's ability to produce cooled cast blades for a modern turbine aircraft engine is an indicator of the highest level of development in mechanical engineering. There are fewer states capable of producing fifth generation aircraft turbojet engines than countries with nuclear weapons or those that launch satellites into space. Only four countries - Great Britain, Russia, USA and France - possess full-cycle technologies for creating such engines.
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  369. The current livery is perfect. Leave it be...
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  370. With micronuclear coming out, it could just have been ahead of its time.
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  371. "This plane doesn't exist" Yeah, but that's the whole point, right?
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  372. Q&A questions 1. Why did you / your team start making videos? 2. Where do you find these forgotten concepts? 3. Would you post other content, like trip reports, spotting at airport or other aviation-related stuff? 4. How long does it take often to make one video?
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  373. Actually, the Sonic Cruiser design with a pointier nose and slightly slimmer fuselage will be perfect for a mid-supersonic airliner operating in the Mach 1.4~1.8 range. The side strakes allow for lots of fuel without the wing needing to be particularly thick which you'll need if you plan on crossing the pacific. The engine placement and the area ruling on the aft fuselage is great. The reduced sweep of the outer wings is actually highly beneficial to approaches and climb outs when you are not above Mach 1. At Mach 1.8 the sonic cone is only going to be at ~34 degrees; in spite of the reduced sweep the outer wings are not going to run into the nose shock.
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  374. eggs taste funny
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  375. Great work, love your videos especially about WW2. Keep up the great work and best of luck to you :)
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  376. My earliest memories of flying was from the 90s, but when I still fly for business/pleasure, I still feel like I should dress appropriately. At least slacks/jeans, and a polo shirt. It just seems weird to travel with sweats for me. Maybe it's my late grandpa's influence since he always dressed up when flying to/from the old country...
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  377. Now that China has sorted out the WS-15, it can move on to make a civilian version for the C929. It will get there.
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  378. You can still fly on a plane that carried an actually used in space space shuttle. The 747.
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  379. confused Ryanair noises
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  380. Such an amazing video about such a devastating tech.
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  381. The animations are getting better and better, amazing job đŸ‘đŸ»
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  382. Loving the amount of content being pushed out lately!
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  383. Probably more evidence of this plane than Samsquanch.
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  384. That looks weird But at the same time cool!
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  385. This aircraft could have been an exelent choice for Pan Am or Northwest
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  386. Could you do a video about the XB-70 valkyrie? There was also another aircraft that was purpose in Russia that could land on water, ice/snow and land to give it unlimited range since it literally could land anywhere. If need be it could land on the water and get its pay load from submarine loading it from the top. Anyway just a random fact to express
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  387. So MD-12 was too early and the A-380 was too late. Was there ever a right time for such a big plane?
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  388. Dude, these animations are slapping! Awesome work :D
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  389. Very detailed proud to see these channels which show everything in detail and also explain in detail
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  390. so this channel is one of those "airplane fetish" lol just like me
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  391. Fun fact: the most people ever flying on the same airplane was over 1,000 in a Boeing 747 back in 24 MAY 1991 during Operation Solomon in Ethiopia. Someone was even born mid flight.
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  392. "...there is little reason to contradict the government's position", yours sincerly, The Government.
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  393. It's just so funny listening to him in 1980s, he hasn't changed, just speaks more slowly and radically. Amazing, lol.
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  394. The compilation videos are really fun to watch. Thank You for making it. 😃 Timestamps for the video: 0:00 - 29:17 Convair B-58 Hustler 29:21 - 44:39 Lockheed CL-346 44:49 - 56:08 Martin 262 Convoy Fighter 56:11 - 1:11:54 Convair SFY-1 Pogo 1:11:57 - 1:21:40 Convair Sea Dart 1:21:42 - 1:36:15 Martin P6M Seamaster 1:36:16 - 1:50:26 Martin XB-51 1:50:28 - 2:01:11 Boeing B-52 Stratofortress 2:01:12 - 2:27:48 Submarine Aircraft Carrier 2:27:49 - 2:39:58 Flying Platforms 2:39:49 The Walking Machines
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  395. 0:12 - Flying in ground effect is not the same thing as "hovering"...
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  396. Love your videos Nick! It's still sad that you're underrated. Hope you'll become really successful soon!
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  397. Please do a video on Safran’s new “open rotor” prop fan engine, and how they plan to combat the noise issues.
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  398. How would this deal w/ anti-aircraft, anti-ballistic or anti-satellite weapons? I can’t imagine a near peer opponent just waiting for this to land on their territory.
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  399. Whenever you release a new video it's a good day! Especially when you do it about soviet/russian aircraft!
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  400. Delft isn't pronounced 'dee-left' but just 'Delft' 😅. Having said that it's probably most likely to be realised.
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  401. German: flying wing American: flying pancake
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  402. Lockheed: doing the impossible since WW2
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  403. a few months later Breaking news: a Ryanair 737Max crashed while trying to perform a "butterus" landing
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  404. Imagine if all of these concepts were built back then, imagine what we would have this year,would we be in mars?
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  405. “Hubris” is the opposite of of what you meant, I believe. Didn’t you mean “humility?”
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  406. The external tank would separate from the conical booster. Only at that point would the shuttles SSMEs ignite; the ET would go to orbit with the orbiter (or very nearly so). The SSMEs would not ignite without the ET attached, since that's where all the propellant was.
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  407. The main problem of the 737 max for me ,is that.. it is a plane designed 50 years ago with 2 diferent engines fitted under the wings, that has to be supervised by software...I wil not feel safe on it...
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  408. "...much like those used in the space shuttle." Shows photos of Gemini capsule.
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  409. I was worried that Airbus would sideline the then-newly-acquired CSeries to make way for its own A320neo family (or specifically the A319neo). But no. The A220 has sidelined the A319neo and started to thrive. It is just too good. Respect to the Canadians.
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  410. Oh shit, 23 minutes ago? I just found this channel and I'm subbing if I haven't already. This channel is...amazing, to say the least *edit Ok yea, now I'm subbed. This channel is solid, as far as I can tell so far. Hopefully you, narrator, and the team behind you (I'm assuming there is one) keeps pumping out great videos such as this one. Much props to y'all. And thank you, for keeping me both entertained, and knowledgeable on thing most people don't even think about
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  411. I am really curious to know which software its used to create such delicious models , do u by chance know which platform mustard uses ???
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  412. Those engineers smoke something very heavy - maybe with a bit of radiation
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  413. Ignoring the existance of the U-2, sure it's not fast, but it is a spy plane.
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  414. The a220 is a regional jet so it has cheaper landing fees, whereas the a318/19 are not classified as regionals and have to pay more. So on paper yes very similar but by classification standards they are distinct.
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  415. lembrem-se , quando se menciona o brasil , os brasileiros vĂȘm nĂŁo importa o local
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  416. These animations are getting better and better every upload, nicely done Nick! by far the best F&E video 👍
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  417.  @GoingtoHecq  LOL good one
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  418. My dad worked on that plane, it was SO loud!!! The amount of engineering that went into trying to quiet it down is a story in itself.
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  419. Isn't a 2-3-2 economy seat layout the same as the old 767?
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  420. A380 just didn't came in at the right time. It's still a beautiful and gorgeous aircraft that will be in our hearts forever. ❀ Luckily we have people like Nick covering these kinds of topics! I hope you can keep up with the great work and continue making stunning content like this! Edit: Your voice is very soft and nice. One of the best men voice I had ever heard before 😃
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  421. One more free marketing video for Virgin. Pure dreams and nothing realistic
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  422. Imagine if hub to hub model continued, triple deck places!
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  423. This brings a whole new meaning to THICC
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  424. me: yes yes yes i need this in my life
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  425. Love this channel, I hope one day we can all work together as one, and build these machines on other planets to serve humanity and beyond.
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  426. Hello there
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  427. Interesting topic,maybe you could do Russia's/soviet Unions history of presidential planes ?
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  428. I remember having a book on space travel as a kid in the 70s that had that illustration , it also included the X20 Dyna - soar project and an early concept Hyperloop, though it was huge compared to modern designs with multiple decks for passengers & cargo. In fact, a lot of those colour illustrations look familiar.
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  429. The Celerra looks like a modern X-1. which makes mer really want to see it in that beautiful bright orange X-1 livery.
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  430. George Bennie: Alright guys hear me out
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it is suspended and is driven by a propeller! Public: George


you’re are genius
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  431. Never more have we needed a fresh 757 aircraft!
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  432. damn this giant was ahead of its time and wouldnt it be better to built planes that can rearm planes like air refueling tankers both can do the work to expand a fighters operations
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  433. Just wanted to say thanks for your videos, I'm really passionate about aviation and you're always in my bedtime playlist. The 10-20min duration is just perfect, long enough to have the distraction and thirst of knowledge and short enough to see more ! Keep it up man, thanks for the awesome work.
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  434. Hi, sir the way things are going that I will be willing to fly on any Chinese built aircraft before I will ever trust to fly on any building. I like the Comac C919 and the C929 I have not set the C939 as yet but I guess I have to fly on it when it comes. I trust China not to rush or put short cuts on any of their aircraft because it will be a bad reputation at the start so I trust them to get it right
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  435. I met a 23yr old engineering prodigy in 1985 just hired by Boeing for this particular focus. Metallurgy and failure containment were the chief obstacles. Don't remember Boeing's ever coming to be. It looks complicated. Contra-rotating TU-95 actually operated for a while.
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  436. Heard of this idea for river crossing, but never for river navigation. Well worth the watch
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  437. this helicopter is awsome! sad thath it got cancelled. one of my favorite helicopter.
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  438. Hope you have found an actual explanation for this "Aurora" /anti-grav black triangle/super secret aircraft theory that's been around for some years now...
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  439. The weird contrail aircraft and the triangle aircraft could easily be different prototypes.
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  440. Beautiful aircraft, sucks it was built way too late
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  441. I have a print of this framed on my wall, had it since I was 10yo. Still amazing to look at considering how old the aircraft design was. Cant wait for the video :)
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  442. Another historical oddity to add to the list. Yes, I have a list for these things, because I have a project that includes a war where the unused/experimental/dreamt up machines of the past actually got to see service.
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  443. "We're dropping into Hell troopers, time to grow a pair!"
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  444. I love the '70s artwork in this one. Reminds me of the amazing and so optimistic Usborne World of the Future books that we had in my primary school library back in the '90s.
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  445. Very close with bombardier, a lot better than the last time, but still slightly off. Its bom-bar-de-ayy
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  446. Alternate Title: "Why Boeing should hire me."
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  447. Also the MD-12 design reminds me of that early duble decker concept of the 747
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  448. Airbus got the A220 without spending a dime on development, so if it's a glorious problem if you want to characterize it as a problem.
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  449. I'm convinced this is next gen and what all those declassified videos from last year etc. were. someone in some midwestern lab said fuck what you know about flying.
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  450. ARJ looks like a DC-9-30. Congrats China, you stole a 60 year old design.
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  451. Dear gods, can you imagine the noise that chain must have caused to someone inside the vessel?
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  452. I miss getting a hot meal on a flight shorter than 4hrs.
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  453. Check out: aerospaceprojectsreview.com/ There was also a later design to turn a 747 into a cruise missile carrier. I'll have to do a video on it after this!
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  454. I've lost faith in the "middle of the market" ever getting filled. My impression is that airline execs think they want a plane for that, but when the time comes to put money on the barrelhead, they'll always get cold feet and buy more long-haulers instead. Because of the flexibility problems you mentioned, no major carrier is actually willing to dedicate themselves to a "master of none", and the minor carriers who might fill the role won't spring for an expensive new plane.
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  455. Idk, I have no plans on flying anywhere anytime soon sadly.
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  456. I think the limited range was probably down to the engine efficiency at the time. Today's engines are massively more efficient than they were in the 90s. Another interesting point is that the 737 Max had problems in mounting the engines because the wings were so low to the ground. This design would not have had those problems.
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  457. Your animations are just amazing
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  458. When your making something that travels at 35,000 feet, travels at about 580 mph, and is essentially a thin skinned pressurized metal or plastic tube; you may have a tendency to not change too much too fast.
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  459. This is one of my favorite aircraft. Actually, most Northrop aircraft are my favorites
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  460. Can't wait to see SpaceX's interplanetary transport Air Force one
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  461. Legends say Found and Explained was eating Pancakes as it premiered
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  462. Have you ever heard of the Phoenix lights. It Wouldn’t surprise me if we actually have this
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  463. Let’s just wait for his channel to become huge
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  464. Nothing better than falling asleep to 2 hours of amazing aircraft prototypes
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  465. I used to ride on 737-200 "Combis" with gravel kits between Anchorage and Bethel, Alaska. Passengers on the upper deck and palletized cargo, cars, etc on the lower deck could be brilliant for that mission/stage length.
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  466. The 787-3 would have been very confusing+ it would mean the 787-10 would have never existed
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  467. Well, he did say what the votes said: another supersonic neverbuilt!
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  468. ..... and if built in South Carolina, you'll be sure to find a spliff once in awhile.
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  469. Fantastic to learn about the SR-71's competition for the CIA RFP.
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  470. Airbus should just cancel the A319 and make the A220-500. I don't know why they didn't do it already.
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  471. I Actually saw this aircraft while plane spotting at Moscow turned out i drank too much Vodka and started allucinating
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  472. For future reference Bombardier is French so it is pronounced "Bom-bar-dee-ay" not "Bom-ba-deer"
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  473. My favorite thing about all these Cold War, Soviet (potential) super weapons has to be the names. And I don't mean 'Hell Reaper', either. Hell Reaper sounds like a super weapon. I'm talking 'Theme 25'. It's so stereotypically Soviet.
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  474. Good thing that you tried something new..as evolving is a rule of nature ..you have to try new things to attract new audience.. just a request: I've always wanted to know more about space vehicles ,so if you'll make something related to space program then it'll be great .
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  475. I think a mistake is made here. The cockpit was not designed in a hump for ‘ future ‘ cargo applications. The 747 was originally designed as a competitor for the C5 Galaxy in a race to gain the contract for a new long range freighterplane for the US Air Force and the raised cockpit was designed to allow the nose section to open to allow easy acces for the cargo and vehicles ( rapid deployment ) . Like we all know, the C5 got the contract. So Boeing decided to recycle the design into a civilian passenger airplane and the B747 was born. ;-)
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  476. Just think of all the money's he's lost for his investor? Not to mention all the people who lost their jobs, homes, families. He's like a parasite, moving from host to host! Still at it too!
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  477. 2:33 "Do you know why our beers so cold here in Hooter?" Me: I wonder why "Because we keep it in the refrigerator" STONK
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  478. You couldn’t just extend the hump all the way along, if Boeing did a full twin deck it wouldn’t look anything like a 747.
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  479. Now i know where the P-1112 Aigaion from Ace Combat got it's inspiration.
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  480. 5:20 is that a tri-jet 747 in the background lmao
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  481. Morning Brew has been pretty fantastic - they sum up the best of the news in a pretty funny way. Not sure who the writer is but its good to start the day with a laugh. Sign up for free here http://cen.yt/mbfoundandexplained
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  482. I like these newer designs, we should always keep pushing the envelope of technology forward and not become complacent with older models. ..
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  483. So, it's an air ferry. I recall reading about air ferries being popular in the UK between the 60s and the 80s.
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  484. Trevor’s just gonna crash a crop duster into the back of it
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  485. minister of engineer: we already have antonov and is very big plane ivan: why not make it bigger? minister of engineer: Ivan, you're genius
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  486. Transport version of a ballistic missile, I didn't have that in my vocabulary.
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  487. And now i shall imagine what kind of opulence if MGM air got their hands on a boeing 747 or the concorde
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  488. One major thing you missed is the US carriers did essentially have A380s via their intl JV partners. For Delta why buy a 380 when Air France will take care of it same for United and Star partners.
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  489. Absolutely no doubt this project successfully thrives!
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  490. They must be doing something right if they've got 175 orders already with another 150 intentions to buy. In fact if they get the 175 out on the market & flourishing you could well see this aircraft to very well indeed.
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  491. I hope the second one will continue the legacy of this legendary aircraft (if they actually planning to finished it)
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  492. 1.83 gigawatts? that's more, than the 1.21 gigawatts needed for time travel :D
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  493. It hasn't been scrapt, it is still at display at the kubinka tank museum
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  494. Isn't this the real purpose of spacex's starship?
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  495. I’ve been waiting for this video for so long... Thanks!
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  496. You really got to love the animations and models of planes ,and the best thing is 90% of it is original
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  497. Start your free 30-day Audible trial Visit: https://www.audible.com/foundandexplained or text "foundandexplained" to 500 500!
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  498. Bruh, I thought the traveler was supposed to meet humanity first
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  499. Airbus A380, McDonnell Douglas and Boeing 747 has left the chat
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  500. Fifteen years ago, the West laughed at Chinese people for not knowing how to make mobile phones. Nowadays, smart phones of Chinese brands cover the world. Twenty years ago, Japan mocked China for not having high-speed rail, and now China has the highest high-speed rail penetration rate in the world. In another 20 years, Chinese-made passenger planes will carry Boeing and Airbus to China to beg.
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  501. Use zaslon radar and R-37 missile is the best collaborations of this jet. Also high speed and high altitude. MiG-31 is one of the special fighters for me.
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  502. the experience of private jet - "I don't actually want to ride with 30 other people". I don't know how much it was to charter a private jet in the 80s, but if you're willing to throw over $1000 for the private jet experience, might as well get the whole jet to yourself.
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  503. This seems something that's out of some space movie ngl
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  504. What on earth was that waiting animation taken from? It looked amazing!
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  505. Also worth noting, the flying wing design while efficient has stability issues. It is hard to control, as there is a reason planes took on the shape they did. This can (and has) been fixed with computer technology that can make thousands of micro adjustments every second. But such tech didn't exist, or even was conceptualized, in the 40s & 50s. Put simply, Northrop was born in the wrong decade.
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  506. I would love to believe this thing only happened because some overworked weapons designer in 1950's America was so tired he accidentally put his plans for a submarine and an ICBM in the same folder before submitting them.
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  507. Imagine some dudes in an F-15EX were just doing normal training and then they look up and just see some black triangular thingy flying at almost 3x their altitude and more than triple their speed.
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  508. It's kind of funny that a Boeing plane used to kind of bring life to older airbus planes.
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  509. The Sydney Monorail was NOT built for the 2000 Olympics, it opened in 1988 before Sydney even decided to bid for the Olympics. It was built to link the new Darling Harbour development with the city centre. It was meant to link up with city train stations like Circular Quay, however it’s construction was opposed by the opposition party, and when they gained government although they could not terminate the construction contract, they sabotaged the route preventing it connecting as much of the city as originally planned.
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  510. And it's not what you think
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  511. In Boeing and Airbus's defense, it's relatively cheap for them to improve and update an existing airframe with new engines & maybe a new wing. A new, clean sheet, from the ground up design would likely cost many billions compared to millions for a refit
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  512. Great content as always-the USSR had ideas that ended up being research dreams-for instance the Buran,Ekranoplan,the Krylya Tanka,Bartini Beriev,the Zveno the list is endless.
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  513. 1:33 The 215 was THE first aircraft designed specificly to fight fire.
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  514. Definitely bonkers, but brilliant. Ugly as heck, designed for utility rather than beauty... very Russian. Absolutely love it.
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  515. when you let a 5 year old imagination run wild
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  516. Mustard is so good though
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  517. 4:00 ... Looks pretty familiar, good old India of Indian railway
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  518. Cabin pressure is always a concern on non-cylindrical airframes. I wonder what the problems with running an oxygen enriched atmosphere are that prevent it being tried. This would allow the cabin to be kept at much lower pressure. Maybe 20K equivalent instead of 10K.
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  519. The comment at the start of the video about my voice is a joke - I'm not that narcissistic! Thanks for watching :)
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  520. The word 'failed' always has a good place in almost any sentence or phrase that contains the word 'Trump'.
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  521. I remember coming across a book in my school library back in the 70's that showed all of these concepts. Some of them included holding on to the external tanks to use them as shelters/storage or what-have-ya. There was even an idea of using them as building blocks for a space station (an idea I've noticed that's been revisited more than once). I also remember a major component was the use of an Aerospike engine. For those who don't know, an Aerospike engine is kind of an inside-out engine with the bell on the inside (forming a spike) and the flame on the outside. This design allowed the engine to be efficient at all altitudes (one of the reasons for rocket staging is the need to change the bell shape as the rocket goes up). If memory serves, they would let a small amount of fuel drip out of the bottom to form the "spike" part of the engine (no idea how that was supposed to work). Another stupid tid-bit is the fact that this design is the rocket supposedly used for Disneyland's "Flight to the Moon" and "Mission to Mars" rides. You could see it when they tell you your spacecraft is ready. Though the latter show mentions "we've just dropped our booster" which this rocket design doesn't have (they show the staging of a Saturn V from the 2nd stage). You can find old movies of both of these rides (I rode them in Walt Disney World) on YouTube if you want.
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  522. Getting weapons bay doors open and a missile out, into a Mach 3 slipstream, would have been exceptionally difficult.
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  523. You should make a video about the mini 747, the tiny 747 that no one wanted.
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  524. its going into production. by hook or by crook. its nearly finished certification. if they have money to warm up the production line for the il-96... they have money for the mc-21. also the pd14, pd16 and pd18 engines are very important for russia. the pd14 core is used in helicopter engines too. by having 100% russian suppliers, they can export it. something they have always been hobbled on with anything that used western technology before. fun fact. i doubt we will ever see a p&w mc-21 engined customer. 2nd the fuselage is a warmed up yak42 fuselage but the wing is carbon composite. 3rd when uac wanted carbon fibre, it turned out that the military had already taken the bulk of supply for the iskandar missiles!
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  525. Can't really complain about a disruption to a duopoly. Complacency gives us the likes of the debacle that is the 737 MAX situation. Competition is welcome, but validation by regulating bodies like the FAA should not be rushed. Give it time.
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  526. Great video! Do the hawker p1154 next. Would love to know more about that plane.
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  527. The 7J7 should have been built. But its boeing... đŸ€ŠđŸ»â€â™‚ïž
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  528. Why do I feel like this sorta plane is eventually gonna actually be developed đŸ€”
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  529. USA screws Canada once again.
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  530. you need to mix the audio better... my krk vxt8 is bassing out almost
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  531. Suggestion: do the Lunex project
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  532. I think the era of double decker high capacity planes is over, A 380 will be the new Concorde soon. Aitlines are more interested in single aisle long range planes like NEO.
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  533. Knowing all those (or nearly) futuristic technologies exist today makes this even more saddening. I too wish this aircr... Space machine was built if only as proof of concept so we could have maybe reintroduced such a concept at a later date. Oh this hurts. Thank you so much I had no idea this aircraft was a thing, absolutely love your work 💖
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  534. ...a 2-3-2 seating layout, a small wide body... So, a 767 then?
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  535. everyone is a standing seat gangsta till they need to duck for a crash landing. safety rules thrown out of the non existent wundoes.
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  536. Hey Nick, can you please do a video on the legendary Tornado?
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  537. Somebody's already done a channel called 'Ranch Dressing'? Damn, I was just too slow!
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  538. First five seconds are awesome, this dc-10 looks so great
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  539. It is pronounced "L- Ten Eleven "
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  540. This is one of the most amazing conceps i've ever seen,this plane could be' comparable to the CL-1201
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  541. liquid hydrogen is much less dense than kerosene so fuel tanks need to be bigger so... no luggage in that plane?
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  542. CallofDuty:Infinite warfare flashbacks
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  543. Damn.... could u imagine if one was actually built today???
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  544. I could never understand why defence contractors didn’t employ science fiction writers as advisors for R&D.
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  545. A220 is not a problem for A318/319, it is the solution
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  546. I remember Ace combat 7 explored the idea of widescale drone use in warfare. Spoiler alert there were a lot of problems with them which eventually caused human piloted aircraft to defeat them.
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  547. They should be called the flying body chopper 🚁 ☠
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  548. Never heard of Calum till today, very much appreciate you bringing it to light.
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  549. Cool to see you going around in person too in your videos now, takes the content to another level
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  550. dang I thought they were way more expensive.
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  551. If the Aurora is real, then we've had the tech for quite a while. Hence the Belgium Ufo wave of the 1980s.
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  552. Yeah, IDK why he’d do that. Even if he was really dead-set on having the airport line, I’m sure that the other line would prove the car’s viability and justify more (including the airport line) built later.
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  553. HAVE YOU SEEN FRINGE - THE EFFECTS OF TELEPORTATION LOL
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  554. I am 100% certain that if ukraine survives as a country, they will rebuild the 225
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  555. 7:39, "Instead of the solid rocket boosters used in the Apollo program" Apollo used liquid rocket engines in all of its stages. The shuttle used 2 refurbishable SRBs, but Apollo did not. Also, as others have mentioned the RS-25 main engines on the shuttle cannot function without the external tank. Only the propellant for the OMS system was carried onboard the orbiter itself. The first stage is the conical section at the bottom which would fall away in a suborbital trajectory, with the SSMEs continuing with the use of what we would think of as a more or less normal ET. Great video still! Just a couple easy to miss details. (Oh, and just call unsymmetrical dimethylhyadrazine UDMH like the rest of us lazy people! Problem solved!)
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  556. To be fair, your video focuses on the passenger plan while Mustard's focuses on the lifting capability of the aircraft for the Soviet Space Program. They're complementary goods, one isn't meant to take views from the other, rather just serve as two bits of information on the same aircraft.
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  557. The combat animations are once again amazing! Great work!
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  558. Hopefully we can figure out the SABRE engine concept so that we may one day make a single stage to orbit (SSTO) that makes sense to help act as a catalyst to the commercialization of orbital space visiting spin gravity space stations with labs for zero g ready and even hotels for space tourism. One can dream.
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  559. Special thanks to Ridge Wallet for jumping in to sponsor today's video. The built quality on them is very impressive and the range of designs makes me want to collect them all like pokemon cards!. Get yours for 10% or check them out here: ridge.com/FNE
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  560. This design makes me kinda cringe, looking how close the rotating parts are to the wing. I mean, just a bit of a wobble of the thing and you are sawing off your own wing, kind of.
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  561. I love watching the release live!
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  562. Concept of the Boeing 747 with propfans:"exist" Me: oh cool! Also me after 0.0002 seconds: wait, that's illegal!
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  563. Oh wow those animations and 3d models were great,good job nick,keep up the great work
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  564. Please make videos about 1st gen jetliners in the future if possible.
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  565. China the mighty, respects from Pakistan.
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  566. To double speed of Concorde it would need to go Mach 4 (4 times the speed of sound) not Mach 3.
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  567. Couple of observations - with engines that low, a minor pod strike would go from an annoyance, to immediate total engine replacement. Also, they could have easily ducted the props for reduced noise.
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  568. 7:58 IFE screens in the '60s? Now that's next level.
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  569. At the very least, it's real in "Command & Conquer: Generals"
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  570. You forgot that one could also charge for the care, handling and safe guarding of the tape for 50+ years...
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  571. Deff the Flying-V! It‘s just the most beautiful concept plane I‘ve ever seen!
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  572. This is the coolest fighter ever made and it deserves to make a comeback
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  573. Remember The A380neo & A380 Plus?
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  574. Great achievement in the field of aviation Industries and self-reliance.
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  575. Wait, I know that plane is the one that appeared in Captain America 1 that has mini planes
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  576. It’s funny that anyone things that the only current official world superpower would have a huge hole in its observation capability.
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  577. You really modelled the entire plane in some software. Nice 👍. I can see you really put a lot of work into this vid. Great, as usual
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  578. I wonder where he finds all information about these planes
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  579. "Monorail sucks. Why build monorails when you can build duorails?" Because you CAN'T build duorails in some places! Underground is not your free real estate. Things are down there
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  580. You might argue that the A 318 never was a popular plane - even before the arrival of the A 220.
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  581. The takeaway from this video is that the max has a design flaw. I'll let others be the guinea pigs for it.
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  582. So Russia made two competitors The MC-21 and the SJ100
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  583. “the front stage called the baby”. let’s gooooo
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  584. It is not Russian 737, it is a Russian A320. 737 is way too outdated.
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  585. Awesome video mate, loved it!!
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  586. Ngl American Ekranoplan lookin' kinda cartoon plane Also the front kinda looks like 747
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  587. This concept itself looks like a moving hub.
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  588. Right?! I’m amazed no one went to Prison
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  589. Another great video with amazing 3d models .Keep up the great work and have a nice week .
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  590. The fuel costs: Aight Imma head out
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  591. I love how this channel has the most interesting topics which are not normally covered .
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  592. It is great to see upcoming Russian and Chinese planes just to break western duopol Boing and Airbus at the end is better for customers...
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  593. Last time i was this early soviet government still had interest in this technology
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  594. Counting the radiations too
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  595. The L-1000 engine did not precede the first British engine. It's actually the other way around. The L-1000 was on the drawing board at the same time Frank Whittle's engine was already being prototyped. Let's also not forget that the Germans got a functioning jet engine built first.
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  596. Am I the only one who believes this aircraft already existed with Boeing as a 787-3. It literally the exact replica of the -3 without the massive range of the 787-8
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  597. How about cabin pressurisation ? If everything is add up it will be heavy as a380 . The more powerful engines will require. Those a330 are not powerful enough
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  598. Ye.
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  599. Basically the US Emirates
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  600. The feature creep of this hypothetical aircraft's specs reminds me of when I was little and thinking of 'super-planes' that can do all the crazy things.
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  601. It's the hosts thing. Every video, there is at least one word he struggles with, usually names which leads me to believe our host is dyslexic maybe
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  602. Can’t wait for the next big plane design using modern technology. I feel like soon we’ll be able to get the Helicarrier in Marvel.
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  603. You should be up for an award for your channel my friend. Your work is state of the art.
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  604. Facts and its a really nice banner
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  605. The whole point of air travel is SPEED. Boing should forget about the 737-SMACKS, and make the Sonic Cruiser. Until then we'll have to wait for the Boom Overture.
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  606. A phenomenal video. I already love the channels that show mockups of real and SF vehicles, but yours go a step further, with more colourful models, gorgeous in-action renderings, and your mellifluous voice narrative that graciously takes me through the reasons for their permanent grounding. Great work to you and all.
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  607. Mad respect for pronouncing russian names correctly. You're the best creator on this because as I see it the absolute most of the YouTubers are too lazy to even google how to pronounce names right like we still live in dial-up era and you cannot google something in 5 seconds.
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  608. 2:11 yAkovlev Bureau - small mistake, but hurts very much my russian ears. As a cargo helicopter it would be great for civil projects in Siberia.
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  609. Just registering my protest again at using 'Premiere' to spam our subscription lists again with your otherwise excellent channel. The only thing it achieves is reducing the usefulness of the subscriptions function. I and many others have unsubscribed from lesser channels that kept doing it. PS: Mustard wouldn't spam our subscription lists :-P
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  610. hahahahahaahahhaah the old western movie dialogue with "Those Soviets are trying to put rockets in Cuba!" was absolutely epic! :face-blue-smiling:
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  611. Imagine being tasked to build a plane so big, it would fire fighter jets instead of missiles 😂😂😂
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  612. The same thing Russia did to Ukrainian An-148 program. Just ditched previously signed agreements and refused to build the aircraft in favor of Superjet.
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  613. Thank you so much for making this video. I've been hoping to see a video on the Pelican transport for a long time. I still remember seeing it in Popular Mechanics when I was still in school. Still fills me with awe.
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  614. Can't wait to see Hooter's Air.
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  615. The “response” is simply different scale copies of the 787 and A350
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  616. Im having a hard time believing russia can afford such an aircraft after getting their asses kicked and going bankrupt in Ukraine.
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  617. Looks a lot like the carrier based RA-5C Vigilante
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  618. We voted and he delivered😁
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  619. The cork board makes it feel like I'm planning an Airbus GTA5 heist
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  620. The KLM 747 PH-BFB featured here is preserved as a hotel annex in Corendon Air colors near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. At retirement she was the oldest flying 747-400. She was flown to Rome as a KLM jet and returned as a Corendon jet for the first and only time. Alfter landing in Amsterdam she was towed to her last resting place.
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  621. I love these videos, they just provide so much information about the aircraft you are talking about
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  622. Airbus got an entire family of a more advance aircraft than A320 and B737, the Bombardier for just $1.00 and Boeing got nothing.
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  623. Maybe you should do a video on the forgotten YF 23?
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  624. It is bonkers!! As a USAF 22 year veteran aircraft crew chief, the routine maintenance alone on this thing would be a logistical nightmare! I think the floating carrier from Marvel would make more sense. It is cool to see it in cgi though.
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  625. Ahh perfect morning coffee content!
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  626. Oh wow ,another great video and you certainly never disappoint us with your amazing videos.Keep up the great work and have a great week
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  627. Beans methane power the Future
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  628. As long as it was designed by Joe Sutter’s incredible team that created the original 747 it wouldn’t have problems except for the engines which would be the engine makers responsibility
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  629. Every he touches turns to shit, it is like the Midas touch in reverse. His biggest opus: being the worse president this country has ever seen.
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  630. I like the blended wing body design because of the potential of reduced drag and it's stronger structurally even if conventional engines are used.
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  631. Admiral Nizmit definitely approves.
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  632. Found And Explained biggest fan reporting for duty.
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  633. As an airline freak, I was counting on this beautiful project to become a reality, when I was on my mid twenties, however, as it was killed before birth, I settled to make my dream of flying supersonic by taking the last flight from Paris to Caracas, on the Air France Concorde in march 1983 when I was comming close to my forties, and I loved it.
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  634. > "Tool of peace" > Only has flags of one geopolitical bloc along it's side Seems legit
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  635. the gear design looks like an antonov 225's
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  636. According to Chongqing, monorail's rubber tracks makes then quieter. With the line going through and near buildings, it would make sense.
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  637. Never in a million years would I imagine the B-52 concept and seaplanes merging into one design. The cold war was truly WILD!
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  638. Appreciate you putting together this video. I just wanted to add considering there are Cessna Carvans or Q400s or Embrear 135s used for scheduled flights I would consider using the aircraft wake turbulence categories to classify the above aircraft e.g. light (B1900), medium (737), heavy (777), super (A380). But nonetheless thanks again for putting it together.
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  639. They keep you a ‘Breast’ of there developments ,they are ahead in safety as the stewardess’s have built in life jackets ,😂😂mama
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  640. The a380 program was still a success I'd say. A lot happened in the background that helped Airbus and its product line become much more modern, optimized and competitive. Many features of the a350 were initially developed for the a380, like break to vacate. And I think that in a couple decades, some markets will become too saturated and there will be demand for large double-deckers again, even doing p2p.
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  641. I'm so impressed by this channel...
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  642. Thumbnail: a380 AFO Patriotic Americans: it’s treason then...
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  643. yo mustard you got competition here
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  644. ĐžŃ‡Đ”ĐœŃŒ ĐżŃ€ĐžŃŃ‚ĐœĐŸ, ĐșĐŸĐłĐŽĐ° люЎО Ń€Đ°Đ±ĐŸŃ‚Đ°ŃŽŃ‚ ŃŃ„Ń„Đ”ĐșтоĐČĐœĐŸ. ĐĄĐżĐ°ŃĐžĐ±ĐŸ Đ·Đ° ĐČĐžĐŽĐ”ĐŸ:).
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  645. Imagine 1200 ppl instantly wiped out
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  646. The 757 was the product of all these studies, so much that its manufacturer didn’t leave any market unturned to sell it.
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  647.  @williebruciestewie  No, the host is definitely a real person and has appeared on camera in several videos. Some of it is because he's Australian and has trouble with certain words, mostly names as I pointed out, but sometimes he has trouble with words like Armaments (which he called Am-Rah-Ments) and Weaponry (Weh-Pon-Dree). I believe he's reading from a script, his dyslexia causing him to misread words on the page. An AI Generated voice, wouldn't be making these kinds of mistakes.
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  648. Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet, I would like you to make a video about the one and only rocket fighter (I guess)
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  649. If there is another crash then it's done.
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  650. I love this, high quality content on a bi-weekly basis
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  651. Everyone overlooked one ESSENTIAL thing, which makes this fall apart completely: HOW would you transfer check-in luggages??? Carry-ons are kinda OK - although not easy - to move from airplane to airplane, but your 20-30-40KG luggages which are also in the cargo area? The fact that this was even researched this much is amazing to me...
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  652. This is a great archivement,half way to 100k, it's pretty cool that this channel has grown alot since the monerail video.
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  653. 0:33 :Nick:Never see big planes in the US Boeing 747 of united airlines:Am i a joke to you?
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  654. Oh wow those 3d models ,I almost was tricked and thought they were real archived footage
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  655. We are 17 hours away from the premiere and there are already people commenting that this is fine I guess
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  656. It's now official: The consumption of Drugs was in the eastern bloc as high as in the west
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  657. Tank carcasses💀
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  658. I must say, the Boeing-707s are always sleek and beautiful, and my second favorite being the Vice Presidents 757 today.
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  659. The Lockheed L-1011 TriStar is one of the most beautiful passenger airplanes ever designed. They should have made a larger 500-600 passenger version with three engines of the same type as the 777 in the 1980s. That might have been more efficient than the 747 and A380, and still been flying also after the pandemic.
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  660. 7T7 the T stands for THICC.
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  661. Somebody said Concorde? I run like a rabid dog and I'm excited like a bedbug on a spring break hostel mattress!
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  662. Still amazing like every episode. Love the content <3
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  663. Im here waiting for Colombia but without Colmstock
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  664. From what I have read, it would appear that a 'shrink' starts with a significant disadvantage when compared to a competing 'stretch'.
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  665. What I think will happen A year later: The boeing 737max is officially consider safe but the 797 is to wait
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  666. So this is more so a wish list than an actual plan
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  667. Thanks for such an interesting video! 3D graphics of MC-21 are also great. I loved your video made with repect to Russian aerospace engineers who really work hard and face a lot of challanges in modern Russian politics and economy. Thanks! Greetings from Russia!
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  668. 737 MAX is the product of Boeing's "management by accountants". No one needed to die, it was just cost-effective.
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  669. Okay why dose this Boeing plane look like a CRJ with propeller engines ?
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  670. When I read the title and look at the thumbnail: o_O
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  671. Nice video... but you show it flying sideways and backwards. At about 7:44, you show it bellyflopping like the SpaceX Starship; in reality it would drop down tail first with an angle of attack of about 45 degree. At 7:49 you show it gliding nose-first; it would actually glide tail first. Note the control surfaces on the wings.
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  672. Mate, can you also make a video about Sweden's Saab Gripen? Thanks a lot
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  673. Mach 3 is not double Mach 2. It’s approximately 150% faster than the concord with an approx speed of 2100 MPH. No doubt it would be an amazing jump and I look forward to seeing this aircraft being developed and eventually in production. It’s important to be accurate.
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  674. Can't wait for you do Japan's I400 submarine.
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  675.  @thefrunze.198  A Myasishchev M-50 Bounder.
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  676. I’m pretty happy these were never built, it would be such a shame to watch them die out
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  677. I have the slight feeling it wasn't very fast.
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  678. Very good doco mate. The Cold War aircraft developed by the USA & USSR were way ahead of their times.
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  679. So I watched the rest of the video and yes you have. Lol
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  680. hyperloop would be a great fit for britain, they don't actually want to build new infrastructure so investing into a PR scam would be perfect.
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  681. I just realized how long this plane (Boom Overture) will be... it’ll be 12 feet shorter than a 767-300. I thought it would be the side of a 737-800 but no it’s much longer wow
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  682. Ahhh this was supposed to be the topic of my next video. :)
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  683. This plane looks more futuristic to me for some reason and this was in the '60s.
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  684. Ah yes a new series which we all would love .
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  685. Your channel is amazing, your videos should be viewed more!
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  686. Boston Dynamics has Spot. How hard could it be to make it a little bigger and attach handle bars and a seat?
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  687. I wasn't the only one humming "Daredevil" while watching, was I?
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  688. I think the bunk bed sounds awesome. It’s space efficient and more comfortable
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  689. This is actually a good idea. Making it a combi plane is also good for airlines. Lower deck for cargo and upper deck for passengers.
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  690. Just for accuracy sake, when you pronounce US military planes, the last 2 numbers are always paired, and the preceeding numbers is just said as a single digit. So the F-117 Nighthawk would be pronounced the F-One-Seventeen.
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  691. A passenger plane this size will likely never be realized as the A380 failure has shown. As the video briefly covers, a huge problem are airports themselves which can't be easily modified to handle a plane this big. That's why the 777-X has folding wing tips so it can fit without the airport modifications needed for an A380. I think the most realistic future passenger aircraft beyond tube and wing designs will be a blended wing body (or flying wing like the B-2 Stealth Bomber). With advances in computer modelling, LCDs negating the need for real windows and flexible materials like carbon fiber, such a plane could be built now within the same physical dimensions of a tube and wing design but carry more at a higher operating efficiency.
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  692. Though it is its long term goal, but right row China is not worry about any certificates issue because even it produces those airplanes, its production line probably cannot even meet the needs of its own market which as this video mentioned that need over 8000 airplanes in the next 20 years.
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  693. It's honestly wild to me this was even considered, and actually arguably wilder they went to the trouble of designing this and not making it a seaplane given you couldn't land it anywhere
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  694. SR71 was built in 1965. We seen it first in 1981. It was already retired. They would have something to replace it for sure. The Aurora is probably in service but costs are prohibiting so the SR72 would be in line with economic pressures. Makes sense doesn’t it. The Aurora is reported to have speeds as high as Mach 13 of course it doesn’t exist.
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  695. This video should be good like every other with its great animations.
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  696. Hope they succeed. Time will tell. Great video.
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  697. Fantastic content you’ve been creating! I’ve been following for about a month and during that time went back and caught up with every video you’ve created and love it! Please keep up the good work and amazing editing! With great videos and explanations like this people will notice and subscribe I’m sure.
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  698. I think the far more sensible solution to making airlines more environmentally friendly is just to invest in facilities that use a bacterium that was invented recently that can convert sunlight, CO2 and water into perfect kerosene.
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  699. >proprietary synthetic fuel This isn't going to happen, the logistics of providing this fuel alone is unfeasible, let alone the cost. In Europe and North America it's going to be limited to mach .95 over land, barely faster than the current fastest private jet, the Cessna Citation X+ (mach .935) while costing roughly 5x as much, not including operating costs (which will be higher, given the extra engine and presumably more exotic design and materials).
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  700. I’d be willing to guess that this has been flying since before the SR71 retired. Who knows what other ones have been or are being built.
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  701. Why isn't there a combi version? Upper deck passenger and lower deck cargo
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  702. As a marine engineer this was incredibly interesting. I thought I knew about almost all historic marine propulsion plants..... as always every day I learn something new. I think the biggest oh wow of this is the fact they had jet propulsion figured out way back when, just not quite the bucket. Be interesting to do a deeper dive into those thrusters,
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  703. Airbus be like: this is a bruh moment
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  704. Just imagine if many airlines still use the spoke to hub method,the A380 could of been as successful as the 747 and we got of even had the 747-500.
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  705. With the progress that Aerion and Boom has had, I doubt this one will make it. Love the video!
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  706. In the future a new market will probably come up which will need a plane which is a A320 sized plane which will have about the same range as the A350,anyone else think so?
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  707. The whole back 1/3 of the plane is the storage tank
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  708. That animation is really satisfying, I could watch that aircraft fly in the rain for hours.
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  709. You pretty much got to the heart of the reason towards the end of the video: US-based airlines were already looking to divest themselves of their existing 747's, which were a proven, reliable aircraft, because more, smaller, aircraft were proving to be more economically viable for them than fewer larger ones. In that market, there's no way they were going to buy something even BIGGER than a 747, if even that aircraft was already too big.
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  710. Hey uh, this is your captain speaking, rocket’s gonna lite in a minute, and I wanted to take this time to talk to you about your car’s extended warranty
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  711. One thing I never hear people talk about when the subject of blended wing or flying wing passenger planes comes up are the passengers furthest from centerline. When a plane banks over, it does so from the centerline. Even in a normal plane it's a bit dramatic when the cabin tilts over; in an ultra-wide plane, the further you are from center, the more dramatic the bank will feel. In a normal plane you feel the bank as a sudden tilt, a dramatic rise or fall of anywhere from a few inches to a few feet. In an ultra-wide, that feeling would go from a tilt to a sudden drop or elevation of several feet along with a MUCH more dramatic tilting of the seat. Sure they would likely favour the rudder over a banking turn in an aircraft like that, but at some points it would be unavoidable. One possible way of dealing with this would be mounting the seats on a gyro-stabilised tilting mechanism to keep everyone level... But that would add a lot of weight and anyone standing in an aisle would not have a good time of it, PARTICULARLY those heavy food/drink carts that get pushed around.
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  712. Oh well, aircrafts were never built always because of one reason: they won’t sell
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  713. the one who made the picture for the vid deserves an award, it looks great
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  714. Dude, congrats for such effort! Excellent video!!! Top notch animations as ever!!! Thank you so much! PS: We should talk alot more about A12/SR-71 and Aurora! The Convair Kingfish reference (4:30) was very well sorted! To bad there isn't much about it. An animation of the mighty Kingfish cruising at Mach 4 would be amazing!... 😉
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  715. "Wave drag? What the heck is 'wave drag'?" - Rockwell International
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  716. I thought this video is going to be about the legendary carrier killer T4 Sotka but forgot that he already has a video on it and it is MS not Sotka.😁😁
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  717. Woah YouTube is quick on notifications this time!
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  718. it looks like a fly that's squished
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  719. The Eviation Alice is already in service from Prescott, AZ to both Denver and LAX. I can't post the pics, but I delivered the batteries to the Prescott Airport more than a year ago.
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  720. It appears some military designers got some airliner designers drunk on the drawing board again

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  721. The first bulletin point should be that it's stolen. China stole this tech from a few places. I can't remember the name of it, but it's on wikipedia.
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  722. And usually it is that
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  723. And KFC, "Lickin' Flights"
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  724. I'm thinking of a new Airbus jet in around 7 years
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  725. I would've loved to see at least the private a380 and the a380-1000. What a bummer.
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  726. Am working in airworthiness certification in France. Can confirm certification by Europe's EASA and US' FAA won't be easy for the Comac aircrafts. On the other end, they do have strong support of the Chinese airworthiness authority (CAAC), but tbh it's the same for Airbus and Boeing with their local authorities. But CAAC is also acquiring information from Airbus and Boeing by using political pressure : they were asking to see more technical data than necessary to validate A320neo certification, and threatening "otherwise reviewing the info to publish the certificate miiiight take a bit more time" [insert South-Park "we're sorry" meme]. As most of Airbus and Boeing's market openings come from Chinese companies, delaying certification will delay delivery of airplanes and thus provoke commercial & logistical issues.
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  727. I would love to see more found and explained videos and keep these contents coming they’re entertaining to watch
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  729. you're not allowing for altitude when you calculate your speeds. mach 3 at 60k ft is 1979mph
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  730. Love your channel...really hate the use of 'Premiere' feature to spam our subscription lists for no good reason. It detracts from the usefulness of having subscriptions
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  731. Found and explained to mustard: Hippity hoppity your banner is now my property.
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  732. THose 3D models are just 👌👌👌
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  733. And now, because of all the mergers, the competition is non-existent some places. When was the last time the government of almost any western-democracy said "no" to a big merger......There are laws in place, but why if not used?
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  734. I'm so glad that this channel exist where i can find all amazing and intresting videos
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  735. Excellent video as always. My only other comment is "damn that thing is ugly" May or may not be a good design- I'm not an engineer so I don't know
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  736. RC-1 .... so this is theri first remote controled plane huh? Quite late to the game. I crashed my first on years ago...
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  737. It never had a chance. It was inferior to and came out after the French Caravelle, American Boeing 707-120 (not to mention the trouble plagued de Havilland Comet) and about the same time as the far more capable B-720. It may have had some success in the east if the Russians had not killed it but it is doubtful it would have seen much success in the west. Maybe with some other regions such as Africa or South America but the French, British and Americans had far superior products to offer plus better worldwide logistical networks and support systems.
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  738. 0:41 thatÂŽs an MD11 not a DC10
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  739. Hopefully now we don’t get the trump Air Force one livery on the new planes
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  740. Nice job again nick. Always a pleasure. Can you do one on the viggen? I've been looking into it alot here lately its a afterburner fixed to a fuselage
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  741. 99% of Chinese Aircrafts are owned by State Companies, so yeah... if there is a purchase from a Chinese carrier it is "likely" to be from a state-owned company.
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  742. I'm Australian/British and move between the two a fair bit. I would only want to take one non stop flight if I were rich enough to afford first class, or the plane did Mach 3.
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  743. What do you mean modern militaries dont make sense anymore? How is an aircraft carrier showing up at your door no longer a viable option?
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  744. Found and Explanied rail edition? YES PLESE! And that animation looks so good!
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  745. An A220-500 would make much more sense. :)
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  746. By the time you've changed the fuselage that much, the design costs are so high I suspect Boeing would rather just do a complete clean sheet design. Admittedly, the fat fuselage would probably allow corresponding lengthening of the undercarriage. This is the thing which is really holding the 737 back. Boeing are forced to do all sorts of weird things to try to fit large modern high bypass engines, and it makes it harder to lengthen due to tail strike (as discussed in the video.)
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  747. The sugervolt concept seems interesting since most of the harmful pollution occurs when at high altitudes since co2 remains in the stratosphere much longer than the troposphere.
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  748. I am sure you meant 300 howitzers not 300 shells. 300 105 mm shells would only weigh about 4-5 tons.
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  749. Damn this looks cool im ready for it
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  750. I feel like the cameraman got drunk in the last shot of this video! haha!
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  751. The world needs more ekranoplan.
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  752. Couldn’t the planes bring food and water?? And fresh crew mates and technicians... it could be like a “space station” but within our atmosphere bringing firepower anywhere at any given time.
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  753. This is such a great channel, and the Australian accent makes me love it even more.
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  754. Personally I feel Airbus's next plane will be a replacement for the A320- a plane of the same pax capacity, but more fuel efficient and with a higher range.
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  755. Gives me Hope for an Ace Combat video â€đŸ˜Ž
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  756. When the Sonic Cruiser was announced, supercruise engines were already a reality for the military. I felt certain that Boeing was anticipating the eventual availability of supercruse engines for commercial aircraft, and had designed the Sonic Cruiser with an eventual upgrade in mind. With an appropriate airframe already certified, they could have a big time advantage in getting an SST to market, that didn't need afterburners.
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  757. Nick: * puts on blindfold * Nick: “It’s like a blindfold!” Absolute legend.
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  758. The A 318 has never sold in any volume -way before the A220 arrived on the scene. The A 220 is a great ,largely complementary, addition as it is 30 years younger than the A 320 range . They should stretch it asap. I bet Boeing are kicking themselves for not getting there first with Bombardier instead of trying to ban it from US skies.
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  759. I knew it- the Soviet Molodets- class Nuke ICBM Launcher Train... Though it may not be as quick hitting as the Scarp Voevoda/Satan One, Topol-M, Yars, Bulava, and the newly designed RS-28 SARMAT/Satan Two... But: it's still quite deadly.
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  760. my money's on Elon Musk ❀
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  761. Once more, another awesome looking video. Truly outstanding how you can produce these at such a steady pace. As for that plane here, I am just wondernig....what are those weirdly shaped things dangling from the outer jet-engines? Are these huge metal chestnuts supposed to be external fuel tanks?
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  762. I would get on board a MAX today. With the amount of separate agencies worldwide investigating to certify the aircraft, I do believe they would have found any coverups.
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  763. No other aircraft's cancellation makes me as sad as this one's, not only had it almost taken it's first flight, but with it died the indigenous german aircraft industry
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  764. The SpaceX Starship will make high speed airliners obsolete.
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  765. I'm so glad more YouTubers are making Mustard-type videos about aircraft and machinery of old. I live for content like this.
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  766. trump still sounds the same even if this was about 30 years ago.
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  767. Your videos are the highlights of my week! I absolutely love planes, and I absolutely love random planes that I knew little about or nothing about. Thank you for all the work you put into your videos!
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  768. Yes, please, do a video about the never-built commercial supersonic planes ! Your 3D planes always look great; can't wait to see the SST Lockeed !
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  769. I'm glad they ended up going with the Blackbird. Imagine if one of the most badass aircraft ever build was called "the Fish."
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  770. Soviets are really pioneer in machines that works on ice ... western nations don't even stand near where the Soviets were ...like even in 21st century... Russian đŸ‡·đŸ‡ș have around 50 icebreaker...and USA đŸ‡ș🇾 have just 1 . Nowadays Chinese 🇹🇳 are also building icebreakers ...
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  771. "Yes fellow soviets, Im pilot jet engine"
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  772. all of the emperors subjects commenting of the drop pods nearly brings a tear to my eye.
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  773. I was wondering why you don't get many views and subscribers for your nice videos..Then I saw you just started 3 months ago lol , that's alot already... keep up !
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  774. I'd like to see the documentation for this video. As an employee of General Dynamics Astronautics during that time frame, I worked on tracking and guidance of the Atlas missile which had it's first flight test in 1957, there was no need for such a weapon as described here. Astronautics shared a facility with Convair at Lindbergh field before fully moving to Kearny Mesa. Convair also had a major facility in Fort Worth, Texas. Beyond that, General Dynamics owned Electric Boar, the submarine builder, and any such underwater programs would have been originated there. This whole video bothers me.
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  775. Never heard of water trains. No train museum ever mentioned them. Learn something new everyday.
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  776. You can tell you don't know the UK rail system well at all...
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  777. I think one day or another in the very near future, when the aviation gets back growing, the demand for larger planes will eventually come back. The number of slot restricted airports is increasing. For example, Air France decided to ditch the A380 but when the situation improves they'll be forced to add a couple "duplicate" flights to some destinations at essentially the same time (ie JFK, JNB, NRT, LAX...). In the case of Tokyo NRT paying Russia's super expensive overflight tax and NRT taxes twice. And there are several high density long routes that do not allow much freedom in the schedule, the most blatant example for AF is still being NRT : the airport closes early due to curfew and no one wants to land at 4 AM in Paris CDG so the schedule is always the same. The wiggle room between the flights' schedules won't be larger than an hour each way. So I see a small but firm and premium market for larger planes in the near future. Especially on the polar routes and 10/11+ hours flights as half a day flight times automatically forces you to choose between narrow time windows in the morning and the evening. Completely losing any interest in frequency offer.
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  778. Congratulations 👏👏👏 You've truly exceeded yourself. This video is excellent beyond even National Geographic/Discovery standards 👉 The research and documentation were on point, and the 3D models the most detailed you've have ever shown. 👌👌👌 I believe it can be said that, this is your masterpiece. ✍ All that is left now, is make an AMA/interview with Scott Lauther and whom ever have a big impact in the creation of these videos (small documentaries at this point). Why not a video partially narrated by Scott himself? Best Regards, and keep up the great work đŸ€
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  779. But didn't you know? Golfing ability is a key aspect in the performance of military pilots!
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  780. Nope. Actually Tu-144 first flew 4 years earlier than Sotka.
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  781. Just use the 747-8 Intercontenental man, its the original Queen Of The Skies.
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  782. If I'm correct, the brazil's agricultural aircraft fleet is the world's biggest too...
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  783. 0:41 "Top secret project" proceeds to make an entire video about it Love your videos btw
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  784. Woah, Im still not finish watching the 747X vid.
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  785. 6:12 Recently I was in America for the 1st time and I asked my self "why 10 dollars for a shake?" Then I got a 1.5L Super Jumbo XL shake and it took me an hour to drink all of that
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  786. Back in 1978 I made the statement that the B737 would have to die because there was just not enough room for a new fan engines.
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  787. Check out the (proposed) future of Airbus here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4SWk3bEFeE
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  788. This magnificent aircraft, along with the Army's cancelled AH-56 'Cheyenne' helicopter fell victim to the Air Force and inter-service rivalry. The U.S. Air force is responsible for lots of cancelled programs. They apparently came out swinging when they branched off on their own (I think it was '47) and they fought every other branch continuously over everything.
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  789. Please do the YF-23!!
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  790. I always knew it existed. When the Military says it didn't exist well then you know it really exist.
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  791. Back then, people ALWAYS dressed their best when out in public. People had fewer clothes in the closet, which explains the tiny closets in older buildings. Check out old baseball films, everyone is in suit and tie and hat. Of course, now women dress leaving NOTHING to the imagination.
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  792. You and Mustard and WendoverProductions need to collab.
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  793. Huh. Never knew there was a planned naval version of this thing. Thanks for letting me know
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  794. Wow ,just wow maybe the phoenix lights are one of theses after all ,fits the facts stories of them being hidden underwater in the sea
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  795. There's much more to it than this video makes out. A lack of Government will is part of it, but only because they felt alternative solutions could be used. Examples include electrification of the West Coast Main Line in the 60s, development of the InterCity 125 in the 70s (which greatly reduced intercity journey times), the Advanced Passenger Train project of the 70s and 80s which employed tilting technology to increase the speed a train can travel around bends, as well as major weight saving techniques (The project was cancelled in the mid 1980s, but much of its technology lives on in modern British trains) and more. As for why High Speed 2 has finally been chosen over other methods such as Maglev, Hyperloop etc, there's many different reasons for that. Firstly, since High Speed 2 uses the same track gauge as our existing railway lines, trains that run along High Speed 2 can continue onto the existing railway lines to serve more destinations, such as Liverpool, Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow and Edinburgh. Furthermore, since it's being built in stages, destinations that are planned to be added to the HS2 network later on can still be served by HS2 trains before the later stages are completed. Finally, there's a bit of debate whether or not Maglev trains would actually be faster, since High Speed 2 is being built with passive provision for 400km/h operation, which is only 30km/h slower than the Shanghai Maglev system, currently the only operational high speed maglev in the world. As for Hyperloop, there are major concerns about whether or not it will be able to carry anywhere near the number of people needed. As you say in your video, the UK's intercity railways are operating at near capacity. Yet Hyperloop has a lower capacity than many of those existing railways. Most Hyperloop companies quote a capacity of around 800-1200 passengers per hour in each direction, whilst HS2 is designed to carry around 18,000 passengers per hour per direction
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  796. Isn't it like this? - If you've got the upper hand and are ahead of the game, you'll only unveil a new advanced weapons system, once you've got something even better up your sleeve. You don't need to scare even more - and you don't want the enemy to know exactly how far ahead you are. It will only motivate the enemy. If, however, you're behind in the game, you'll brag about new weapon systems that are still in development and not combat-ready to make the enemy less confident. I don't know. But I'd be surprised if the US does not have a number of secret technology systems - mature and ready - that we're not being shown. Even the Russians these days - hesitate to bring their newest technology to the front in Ukraine, in the hope that they can win without showing all their best cards. It would make sense, I think. Or am I wrong?
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  797. Antonov An-225 has left the chat
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  798. That is hysterical. A luxury airline in the NE Shuttle. 45 minute flights only.
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  799. When youre so early that it has 100 views and 3 comments and 101 likes youtbe is drunk lol
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  800. Ah yes, the Boeing 2707....... still waiting! Hail Nick!
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  801. As a YF-23 fan, these are fighting words
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  802. Found and explained, it’s insane how with each video the quality get better and better. This is my favorite series on your channel. Keep up the amazing work!
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  803. Well Ryanair already renamed their aircraft to „Boeing 737-8200“
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  804. Vancouver 🇹🇩 has the world’s first electric seaplane in regular service starting 2019.
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  805. That was a fantastic video! Keep up the good work Nick!
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  806. "There is simply nothing comparable?" - I don't know, the British had jet fighters at a relatively comparable state of development, they were just not desperate enough to put them into frontline action, and wanted to avoid any crashing over enemy territory to be taken apart by the enemy, so mostly used them over British territory defensively, particularly agains V1s, while gaining experience with jet plane handling characteristics without risking their best aces and building up their numbers to a point, where if necessary they would actually matter. That's the problem with all these Wunderwaffen non-sense. It isn't that the allies didn't have amazing new inventions of their own, sometimes even in the same area, they just didn't have to use prototypes on the frontline, at least later in the war, and what they got from Germany after victory gave them complementary technology that together with their own created that seeming sudden burst in perceived technological capability.
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  807. Rise of China, end of hegemons and devill crusaders...love u china...
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  808. I would like to see you cover our attempt at a rail based ICBM system.
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  809. I cannot miss this one. It starts at 6:30 PM
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  810. 6 million for helicopter? well thats cheap compared to hypercars anyway
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  811. Brazil and its politicians... a shame to all of us, especially nowadays.
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  812. Eastern, National, Mohawk Airlines were the ones I used to fly growing up. The smoke used to linger forever in the cabin. Non-stop flights were non-existent. At the end of the day I smelled like a old bar saloon by the time I reached home. Aside from that, the airports were not crowded, and the ease of getting thru the airport was awesome. To this day I have a romantic vision of flying right up till I reach the airport then all it's gone. I do still enjoy flying, just have to get my game-face on to be ready for anything. Cheers!
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  813. so yeah uh the live chat is a meme place rn and im in it
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  814. I'm impressed on how quick you produce videos!
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  815. Flatbed design is foolish. A better idea is to lift the container up from under the plane like a bomber.
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  816. Love it dude, you're getting on Mustard and Bright Sun Films levels of quality. Would love to see a couple Canadian failures on this, Zoom Airlines and Canada 3000!
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  817. Beautiful plane. Was so lucky to live in Queens and hear and see when these babies land and take off. FYI, at home you would know when this baby was departing. Loved it.
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  818. Video title: "America is scared of this new Russian fighter" Me: "Get your binoculars, and head to the comments, kids! We're going Triggered 'Murican spotting!"
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  819. Now imagine if they just converted back into a bomber and it was disguised as a passenger plane outside....(I think that will break some international laws but hey that is a idea)
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  820. It's a interesting concept but we all know that noone would ever get on a plane which looks like a train cabin but it would probably stay the same as well noone likes getting stuck in a cabin like interior.
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  821. Well, technically it’s not the first private supersonic aircraft. There was the BD-10 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bede_BD-10
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  822. Never heard of this plane before. It’s always fascinating to learn about never built airplanes of the past
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  823. I miss the old school Boeing house livery.
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  824. The Internet
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  825. These are some awesome looking aircraft
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  826. I would love to see a Found and Explained/Mustard crossover where you both do voiceovers for one of each others videos. That would be awesome and fun to watch.
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  827. One web is currently owned by the UK gov 45% and the Bharti enterprises 55%
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  828. My mother has been a flight attendant with United since 1968, she's of the opinion that things have absolutely gone downhill. The uniforms now are frumpier, the passengers are angrier, and everybody dresses like slobs. Even compared to the 1980s, air travel now doesn't have any pretensions of class, it's all flip flops and fistfights.
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  829. Fun fact : There is no prize of being First 😆
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  830. yes it exist, one of the skunkworks member, dont remember who or when says something like this: people will know what we are working now in 25 years.
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  831. Of course. Another german meth-powered aircraft
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  832. The bean-counters at Boeing Sold the company"s Integrity for a few dollars of extra profit.
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  833. 7:09 Mach 0.84 is not slow. Latest 737 s can manage 0.79 at best.
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  834. The DC 10 had a massive design flaw that killed a shit ton of people too. People still flew on it after the FAA revoked its type certification
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  835. I'm always at a loss why these concepts are called "American Concordes." American SST, yes, but the idea wasn't to copy it (as the Russians did). Concorde was the name, not the type. Is it simply for familiarity reasons?
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  836. I still think the a380 was a extremely successful project
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  837. those girls definitely will add more excitements when things go rough 😅 turbulence etc 😆 well I am sure those twin ‘engines’ will calm passengers down đŸŒ
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  838. Dudde you're covering all my childhood wonders thank you 😊😊💕 I remember the schoolastic book fairs. The popular machines magazines always had cool machines like this in them
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  839. The enemy won't dare to shoot this plane down
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  840. American does have major hubs, including JFK/LGA, ORD, DFW, and LAX. But, airlines like BA, Air France, Lufthansa, Emirates, and Singapore all have one hub. LH has Frankfurt and Munich. U.S. carriers have multiple hubs for overseas service. AA has service to Europe from JFK, PHL, CLT, MIA, DFW, ORD, and LAX. It has Latin American service from MIA and DFW, with limited service from other hubs. Its Asian service flies out of DFW, ORD, and LAX. The Phoenix metro area keeps growing, meaning that AA will start to add more overseas service in the future. It's the same situation with United and Delta. United has EWR, IAD, ORD, IAH, DEN, SFO, and LAX. Delta has JFK, ATL, DTW, MSP, SLC, and LAX. Meanwhile, AA and DL are starting the fight over Seattle. Delta has been expanding, and AA and Alaska are expanding code sharing, while AA plans to add international routes. Except for a very few select routes, such as JFK or ORD to LHR for AA, ATL to LHR, CDG, or AMS for Delta, or ORD or EWR to FRA for United, the A380 would be way too many seats for any given flight. It doesn't make sense to buy only a few planes of any type, let alone a few super-jumbos.
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  841.  @HexaSquirrel  i mean atleast he doesnt like mustard who post most of his vid on nebula and only post on his youtube once per a few month...
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  842. Oh damn, I remember looking up about ducted tiltrotor turboprops, and I think this is one
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  843. I'm sure that someone, in a certain other department of engineering, took a look at this at some stage and wondered "Hmmm what if we replace the crew capsule for a nuclear warhead and have nukes popping out of the ocean to deliver the soviets a nasty second-strike surprise" Only they then trimmed the plane down to such a degree that it was no longer a plane at all but a missile.
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  844. It's comforting to see that Airbus doesn't need to rush their next plane designs, as they did the job on time and the market is well covered for now. Boeing on the other hand... they better come up with something soon if they don't want to lag behind for the whole 20's decade.
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  845. Hey the Australian guy is back! Subscribing..
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  846. I can't wait to see the Bear Transports for the war-bears !
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  847. Thanks for acknowleging that Their still is an unfinished an225 in storage, that could after the war is over be finished
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  848. While I never fly on the MGM 727, I did attend a cocktail party on one. It was something to see inside and you didn't want to leave.
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  849. Mustard and real engineering be chillin then this dude just pulls up and starts uploading 19383727 times a week
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  850. The A318 is dead anyway: I think we'll see that Airbus stops the A319 in favour of the A220. And basically the A220 is the more state of the art plane compared to the A320 series...
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  851. favourite variant? For sure the A380-1000. Finally proportions would match. But since it didn't get to be - I stay with my beloved 747-8i. - And don't mind the little discount you gave on the ACJ380. Discounts are an industry standard and you gave many of us a good little laugh/smile. Hang loose!
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  852. It's really only in a late 90's mecha anime
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  853. The person flying this would have to be compensating
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  854. If this video was posted a year ago I would be amazed. But since Covid has changed the airline industry I do not believe any airline or aircraft manufacture will have the money for new seats. So in the end it's just a pipe dream!
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  855. Definitely hyperbolic. If the -3 was too heavy and expensive it would’ve been a non starter. The 757, once ahead of its time was never truly replaced
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  856. I am so glad you brouught this Aussie design to light. These CGI animations breathe life into it! Our imaginations into what could have been are more vivid as a result!
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  857. Your content are getting better.love the water dynamics and your team did in a short amount of time.
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  858. The flying general public: OMG THE 737 MAX IS SO UNSAFE I WILL NEVER FLY IT Also the flying public when they see a plane: Oh thats a cool Boeing A377! Long Story short, most people wont have a clue what they are flying on. I will have no issue stepping on one even as an AVgeek knowing the full story.
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  859. this country brasil so wonderful it's very perfect I have and maximum respect for everyone we living
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  860. They did build one, the Graf Zeppelin and it was 85% completed. Sadly, Goering stole the defensive guns twice and refused to focus on building carrier based aircraft. Egoes killed the idea.
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  861. Why would they shift to a brand new narrow body when they already have a state of the art narrow body in the a220
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  862. Boeing also uses Dreamlifters now to ship 767 Section 41 (cockpit/forward fuselage) units from Spirit in Wichita to Everett (Spirit makes Section 41 for the 787 in Wichita, as well).
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  863. One of my favorites models i produce for this channel! Thank you Nick (◍‱ᮗ‱◍)❀
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  864. It showed up way too late to the market. Although it's an amazing machine, it will go down as one of the biggest flops in history
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  865. You know what, the one that hit me all of a sudden was the picture of Malaysia Airlines 777. It remembered me about the MH370 & 17 tragedies that eventually lead the MAS to let go all their 777s.
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  866. The V-173 was a proof of concept machine, never intended to be a production machine. Identifying issues was it's goal, not speed as evidenced by the fixed landing gear.
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  867. Airports right now: We need to build the 777X.. wings are too long Airbus and Boeing with triple decker concepts: Are you sure about that?
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  868. Ah I remembered the time when I destroyed the arsenal bird but then crashed into it which resulted in me having to re-do it again from a check point.
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  869. Double deck air crafts production already canceled because there are no buyers.
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  870. Great video. Do you have a background in engineering?
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  871. I love how the guy from paper skies has a Russian name and when he starts talking he has a Russian accent :D
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  872. When u early and see all the comments are herted :
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  873. Boom won the contract to build the next Air Force 1 using a version of the Overture. So our next Air Force 1 is going to be an SST.
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  874. it’s eyes are smiling
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  875. This thing literally sounds like something out of Star Wars. An amazing concept, and love the video!
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  876. America: Builds supermassive military planes. Americans: "Universal healthcare please" America: "We can't afford it."
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  877. Yes I say in the video 500k special, and if you look I'm still 10k shy of that goal. Alas, in this case I made the video ahead of time for the most amazing milestone, and I figured, since we are almost there, why not reward yall with the video early? Because this one is for you.
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  878. Even if we ever got one,it will most likely be for cargo purposes as they will probably be gas gosolers..
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  879. Aurora is or was definitely real. Most likely was canceled and kept secret due to some cutting edge tech. SR-71 was out gunned by more advance satellite imagery. Same thing for the Aurora... just no longer needed.
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  880. In their determination to build a bigger better jumbo jet they didn’t think carefully enough about the demand for such a large and expensive aircraft. It’s a beautiful aircraft though
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  881. Reminds me of my grandpa, he invented several earth moving machines, cranes, diggers, etc, but the coolest thing he invented is called the transporter. Used all over the world and as the base for the crane “big blue.” They can be put together using just pins for easy assembly. He didn’t patent anything.
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  882. Ill have whatever the soviets were on designing these aircrafts
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  883. BOLSONARO 2022...
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  884. Looks like a coincidence because Mustard made a video about An-225 like a week ago.
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  885. BRAH!!!!! Hats off to you!!!! Much respect for bringing this marvellous piece of secret engineering to us!
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  886. Great video again, thanks a lot. I love the way you said Flugzeugwerke :-) Greetings from Cologne
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  887. Nice animations which probably took you over 2-3 days so good job and that and we hope to see more .
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  888. April Fools either came early or late
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  889. Not sure how deploying a few battalions of Marines anywhere would make aircraft or naval fire support obsolete. It would just be a pretty shocking deployment that allowed small swathes of territory to be seized very quickly. Not sure how you’d resupply that many if they had to be deployed by rockets without sending another one, though. Still, really intriguing.
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  890. Assault submarine. That phrase is chilling.
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  891. Your closing statement is inaccurate: twin-engine aircraft have been around for a long time, it's the fact that they became so reliable that spelt the tri-engine downfall.
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  892. Belgium ufo wave
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  893. Yellow submarine - was going to say it’s not cost effective :-)
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  894. Depending on foreign engines is a big risk. If trump remains in power (I hope not!) I can see him blocking the sale of engines and engine parts to COMAC. These Chinese jets may end up having to use Russian engines.
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  895. The last time pilots didn’t get trained on a new Boeing aircraft... well that didn’t end up going over that well.
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  896. It would take a lot of modifications, to make the Mriya a proper commercial plane but, DAMN would it be awesome to fly in such a plane. The video quality is on point 👌, as per usual, and that song in the ending... That's how you make an ending.
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  897. 7:29 i think you meant the space shuttle, the apollo only used srb's for separation
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  898. Literally every airlines: i prefer jet enginges
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  899. Noooooooo!!
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  900. You should make a video about Boeing 707 and Douglas DC-8 in the future
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  901. 2 videos in a week! Getting productive huh, Nick? Keep up the work btw đŸ‘đŸœ
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  902. The SR71 also had miles of film onboard.
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  903. Just tuned in - really appreciate the production values, makes the information much more digestible. Oh those whacky 50's era designs of insanity, always fascinating to learn about. Cheers for all the hard work đŸ‘đŸ»
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  904. The V-shaped "UFOs" were just fighter jets flying in formation, and the "Phoenix lights" were just illumination flares deployed over a military base during and exercise. Those "mysteries" were cleared up 20 years ago.
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  905. I've always heard it said "Saturn Five"
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  906. The a380 won't be around much longer. I'm glad it had its chance and got to see one.
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  907. Could you do a video on the Bell X-1? I think it is famous but does not get many videos made about it, unlike the X-15.
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  908. I hope now that Trump is gone that they go back to the Kennedy livery. The new paint job is so plain it's sad. The original livery is revered world wide.
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  909. I'm gonna Be comment Raider 21 since the video just hit here in US. Thanks for thr upload Bro always a pleasure getting to watch your content. Very thorough and overall a cool dude. I especially like when you transition from subject matter to advertising you have a funny way of making that changeover. Classic. Line I still favor is the WHERES MY DAMN HOVERBOARD opener a few uploads back. Starting dialog like that tells you it's gonna be good! Gonna watch the raider now guys enjoy as always
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  910. I've seen the opinion which seems reasonable that the biggest challenge for the MC-21 with international customers will be the spare parts and repairs since this is something that both Airbus and Boeing are very good at. Given they are already having supply line issues, this does seem like it could be the achilleas heel
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  911. RC-1 with that name people will gonna think that plane is Radio Controlled toy.
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  912. No mention on how much the American Airlines move to order hundreds of A321's had to do with the 737 MAX getting built?
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  913. "When you and your bois are escorted by 747s:"
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  914. There are some pretty confusing numbers in this, for example you say the A350-900 can be bought for $104.5M-$154M, whereas the A350-1000 goes for more than double, $366M?
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  915. good video, but one question: why is this not on the Escape Velocity channel?
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  916. who scrolls by comments saying "Damn, i wish i commented that!"
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  917. That reminds me about project wingman and ace combat 6-7. I actually played ace combat 5 in ps2 when I was child.
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  918. This is literally out of Strangereal
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  919. I hope the aircraft will be made and take it's first flight in the future
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  920. If in 30 and more years it is still a secret...in my opinion is why this airplane is made with "exotic" materials....if they would show it to the public then they should explain how it can rexist at such high temperature...
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  921. I have missed the premier, gonna blame my phone for not vibrating of youtube notifications
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  922. This was very awesome and very great looking plane. Sad that this wasn't built though the facts of why they didn't built this makes sense. I hope that some day maybe they mite dust off this and update the design. You never know. It mite happen. Great video and content with the face reveal to the voice. What will you find to show us next. We can only wait to see.
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  923. Those engines were really cool but extremely loud and sounded like chainsaws
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  924. The 737 is a 1960’s creation and well past it’s sell by date. The ‘Max’ incarnation is the final straw that broke the camel’s back. I wouldn’t chose to fly on one whatever modifications Boeing might claim, why should should I trust such a dishonest company?
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  925. Boeing Sugarvolt is interesting. Especially the engine which functions as a jet at takeoff and operates with electrical motors at high altitude.
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  926. In short its like how airbus made a310 in the 80s
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  927. It's the best stealth fighter in Ace combat 7
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  928. Okay, this channel is amazing, especially with featuring such overkill projects that really excite me. Subscribed.
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  929. I'll go in the cockpit and squish those engines, those massive engines look good to hold on my hands.
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  930. Russia has alway produced good airplanes and the MC-21 appears to be a great one. But without international partners to supply parts and support it will struggle to sell beyond Russia. In Russia there’s a need for 500 aircraft in this class. Internationally that number is in the thousands. If Russia wants to play in the international market place it must move beyond its isolationism. No amount of “government infusion” will help it because that’s not new money coming in. It’s old recirculated money. I for one hope they do open up and give Airbus and Boeing a run for their Money.
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  931. 3:01 Some fun facts about this weird plane -The creator has many concepts so I'm not certain the video one is the one I'll be describing. -Entirely an artist's concept, no engineering design was involved -Actually, they did CFD analysis to "check the geometry" (so they didn't design it based on CFD, but designed it and then did CFD) -All sorts of ridiculous interior features one can expect from these silly concept planes -Has an onboard wind turbine, so that it can produce energy from the speedy air around it. Perpetual motion if you're asking me -This, and solar panels, make the plane produce more energy than it consumes. At the airport, battery "fueling" trucks don't recharge the plane, they extract the electricity from it. -Has incredibly low drag, because quantum Check out their website, it's hilarious. I'm surprised to see this concept in such a serious channel. Speaking of serious channels, it was featured on CNN as the future of flight.
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  932. Awesome as usual! Thanks
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  933. 7:34 GE9Xs are too big & heavy, but could definitely turn the entire plane into a trijet, which would offset it's center of gravity, hence you need to eigher make the nose heavier, stretching the fore section forward or moving the wings backwards. So GEnx-2B of the 747-8 series or Trent 7000 (Trent 1000 of the 787 but with bleed air) of the A330neo could do the job better. Mind you, though, the Progress D-18 of the An-124 & An-225 is comparable to the GE CF6, PW4000 or RB211 engines of the 747-400, so re-engining them with GEnx-2B of the 747-8 (The GEnx-1B variant powers the 787) makes more sense.
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  934. Now give the gun a +-15 degree field of fire with automatic aiming for single pass multi target while evading.
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  935. You can find a number in Japan integrated into public transport. Likely the first thing you ride when you arrive in Haneda Airport.
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  936. Literally anything: exist Humans: HELLAYEAH LETS TURN IT INTO A WEAPON
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  937. as the smashing hit goes.. đŸŽ” " I DON'T CARE I LOVE IT" đŸŽ¶â€ïžđŸ˜˜đŸ€— [regarding to the A380] ✈
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  938. there is no A318neo and the A319neo is not selling well at all. Maybe it would be a good move for Airbus to scrap the A319neo and strech the A220 to fill the gap without getting in the way of the good old A320neo
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  939. 0:00 Hey sir, your engine is hot!
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  940. It is good that you covered a subject which other channels did not even come close, but your analysis is confused in itself. Especially comparing 787-3 with A321XLR is like comparing apples and oranges. First of all A321XLR costs around $60M. 787-3 could never be less than $100M, due to the cost of composite material its made of which doesn't bring enough fuel economy in short haul routes (Note that 787-8 is sold for minimum $120M). 787-3 is for 280+ passengers, but A321XLR is for max 220 with 2-class configuration (244 for 1 class, but no airline buys with that config). Most importantly 787-3 is a wide body, which means two aisles, which means fast boarding and disembarking time. This is something required for Japanese market (Don't forget that Japanese airlines used to fly 747 in domestic routes). Actually you started the video pointing out that 787-3 is "Japanese 787", then it looks like you completely forgot it in the last part of the video. If your comparison had been true, then Japanese airlines would be buying many A321XLRs now. How many did they order? Let me give that information to you. None! https://simpleflying.com/airbus-a321xlr-orders-2/ Therefore had there been a 787-3, its competitor would not be A321XLR. But Airbus would then develop the A330-Regional and they would beat 787-3 easily with its price (Metal vs composite). Anyway thanks for bringing different information. Maybe you make a video for A330-Regional too.
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  941. Jesus fucking Christ. This thing just gets better and better through out the video. Like out of nowhere, vtol, this thing is vtol. And you know what it’s got laser cannons, the designers went above and beyond for this it’s so crazy. I’m speechless
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  942. 8000 km/hr mentioned a few times. That’s like Mach 6 😅
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  943. Airbus airplanes are more elegant 😊
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  944. It's great to see that the Boeing NLA is mentioned in this video. Sure it was only for just a little bit, but it's much better than nothing.
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  945. I have heard & seen aircraft I can’t explain here on Cheyenne Mountain⛰ where I live in Colorado Springs, ColoradođŸ‡ș🇾.
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  946. Another that struck me as odd was “prevalent”. The A was pronounced long A, prevAlent, whereas we pronounce it prevAHlent. Few others but what an awesome video. I’ve never heard of these things.
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  947.  @weldonwin  It has less to do with dyslexia and more to do with incomplete research. A lot of people mispronounce words they've only seen written and not heard spoken, and they just went with a best guess instead of looking it up to be sure. I did the same myself until I made a habit of double checking before I speak or vice versa when I'm writing words I've heard spoken but not seen.
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  948. The new planes delivered last month are now powered by the new engine
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  949. I worked on the V22 as early as 1981 at Grumman and then again in 1989 at Bell. That thing has taken a long time to mature. Hope it is truly workable by now.
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  950. Do a video on GEARED turbo fan engines, the history and the future.
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  951. well done and nice animation. i would suggest an addendum, given the change in leadership in america, probably the two 747-8i aircraft will probably return to the classic baby blue livery known throughout the world as a symbol of the presidency!
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  952.  @FoundAndExplained  PS it's Pronounced DIE METH ILL HIGH DRA ZEEN
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  953. There was a 767 double decker concept that never made it to production. That would make an interesting video. :)
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  954. The Bombardier is such a beautiful airplane, love it.
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  955. That was awesome! 😄 I loved it! All the designs before the A380 itself sure are amazing and not to mention huge. And speaking of huge planes, when might you plan on doing the Boeing NLA(New Large Airplane) video? Here’s information you can use in that video. Boeing also did 3 other similar programs around the same time called the VLCT(Very Large Commercial Transport), The N650, and LAPD(Large Aircraft Product Development). Boeing had proposed over 100 NLA designs with the biggest having a 290 foot wingspan, a MTOW of 1.7 million lbs, and reaching 280 feet in length. The preliminary NLA design was 70 meters long, had a 260 wingspan, and would seat 606 passengers, while the stretch version was over 91 meters and had seating for at least 750 passengers. Does that sound cool to you? 😀
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  956. Flew both Song, Ted, and Flyi(independence air). With Ted and Song only difference i remember was leather seats. Everything else seemed the same. You should do something on independence air as well.
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  957. Nepal Airlines bought a few Chinese-made aircrafts and the airlines has been regretting the decision. Those planes have been grounded for months, if not years, and the manufacturer has reportedly not been cooperating with the airlines in maintenance and repairs of the aircraft.
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  958. This will happen by 2060 in a rudimentary way but when this takes off (Pun intended) it will happen on a large scale, unfortunately it won't be in my lifetime but thinking about the possibilities of what could be is mind blowing . Great vid keep up the good work.
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  959. This seems like a high tech movie intro...awesome
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  960. This could actually fit in a "yo mama" joke...
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  961. Who is the biggest the md-12 or the airbus a380?
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  962. "Jiga-watts" lol. Lovely video though, and nice 3d renders :3
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  963. I know right we got the worst timeline of them all imagine the paradise we could have created had we just spent the money on these programs as opposed to the ISS which was a complete and massive waste of money and time.
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  964. *still wouldn't be as good as found and explained
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  965. It unbelievable in the past few weeks out of nowhere two companies says there are building and test flight this October 2020
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  966. also, "A Daisychaining ring of donuts. . . ." Sounds like an interesting euphemism! :D
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  967. Mobile, AL pronounced "Mo-beal".
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  968. This is extremely impressive work! I hope you keep this up!
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  969. Captain America fans : hey I've seen this one! Found and explained fans : what do you mean you've seen it? Its brand new
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  970. Beautiful looking aircraft. I have always had a thing about flying boats. The PBY started my fascination with them. Maybe I should have gone in the Navy instead of the Army.
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  971. What?????? We were about to make a 3D Animation on the The A-10 Warthog ;( .I guess we have to Postpone This project for a few more Months . Anyways Good to see Another Video of FAE.
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  972. there are people already giving thumbs down :(
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  973. The Only Jet who could take out the SR 71..
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  974. I love this newly found channel and you are a wonderful narrator! Cheers from the US!
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  975. 3:35 Wasn't the A-12 called Oxcart and it was the SR-71 was the Blackbird?
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  976. Damn, pumping out so many amazing videos, you are just awesome. You sometimes should think about making a video of an alternate timeline where some of the designs you showed us here came to be, and what kind of amazing aircraft this would have produced in our alternate present.
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  977.  @maximiliantomasoski4032  the hardest of choices require the strongest of wills
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  978. The further on you watch the more bonkers it gets..it's like they gave paper and pens to a bunch of toddlers
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  979. To be honest....... I'll have no problem flying on a Max, as you said it's probably the most scrutinised aircraft in modern aviation history. As long as the pilots have been trained properly and there is more than one sensor for the computer to use, it should pose no risk to the aircraft.
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  980. Im a Airbus fan so when I saw the title I clicked so fast because what Airbus could do wrong?
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  981. Now make a video about the Jetliner of fallout 4 XD
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  982. I can see this working if the weather was always perfect. I always love how you show us wild aircraft projects that were actually considered!
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  983. Yup it sure is lol. Actually quite a cool thing. It was proposed during the development of the 747 100/200 as a direct competitor with the L1011/DC10 at the time but was scrapped iirc because of the amount of design work need to replicate the flight characteristics of the other 747s as to not require a large amount of retraining. The idea eventually manifested itself in the form of the 747sp.
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  984. why does this aircraft seem like what the crew of JAL 1628 during the Japan Airlines Flight 1628 incident
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  985. There are a couple possible extra solutions - sell it privately to a collector - wait for copyright to expire (likely will be for his kids) - donate it to NFL hall of fame for a tax deduction
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  986. The series GROUNDED is so awsome i think it should be a Netflix series
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  987. it always bugs me how the intro is plain and explained but the name is found and explained
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  988. In this morden age,I think Lockheed could remove 1 engine from it's L10 11 and well it has a new planes,also maybe update it's systems and your got a new plane which could rival the A330.
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  989. Today is a blessed day, for FnE has uploaded once again!
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  990. yeah those engines were incredibly loud... some antonov has that type too pretty much the only aircraft with such type of engines flying as far as i know.
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  991. 'The Solid Fuel Boosters on the Shuttle look a bit risky. Can you see if there is a safer option.' Engineer snorts a line of Cocaine. 'Hang on. I've got an idea.'
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  992. Imagine ejecting near that
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  993. This yt cannel is outragously underated
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  994. More videos like this please. I want to hear about all the other proposed launch systems. You're right, this one does hurt the most. on par with the Venture Star debacle.
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  995. great video Nick. I cant wait to follow the test flights and development
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  996. This guy need more subs
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  997. Hey boom be very vigilant, lots of Chinese snooping around, for you know what........
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  998. The fact that this video is about aircraft and his mic quality is just like that of a PSA on an airplane is just satisfying.
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  999. Mustard called, he wants his videos back
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  1000. More like Beluga 747... That thing is chonky.
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  1001. Could you imagine if a natural gas carrier version experienced a rapid unscheduled disassembly during an unplanned ground approach?
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  1002.  @arnieyjkt  you have to click passenger :)
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  1003. The PANAM aircraft depicted as parked next to it was a 707, but the aircraft in flight with it being called a 707, was not. It was a 135 which Boeing designated as a 717. slightly smaller thana 707.
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  1004. I think you meant 5000 and not 500 nm range for the B797.
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  1005. The first thing biden needs to do is get rid of that trash new livery. Baby blue and chrome til the day we die!
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  1006. Just a little clarification: most if not all of the SPS designs were geostationary. So even if the construction was to be done on LEO, the platform would have to be transferred to GEO with some sort of a space tug. Or assembled at GEO in the first place, which then would have higher delta-v requirements (including for the passenger shuttle).
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  1007. Congralutions Nick for the Award! Just wanna tell you that I subscribed to your channel because of your videos about commercial aircrafts (MC21, L-2000 etc). I hope you can make more videos about commercial aircrafts. Anyways, congrats!
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  1008. I wish realistically all planes will basically be the a220
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  1009. I predict the same commercial "success" as the one Superjet has. These planes will be used mostly for the domestic airlines and even that will be achieved due to the government mandate. And just to clarify to the vieweres: Russia is facing sanctions for annexing Crimea and starting war in eastern Ukraine. That's why the production of aircraft has been delayed.
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  1010. This and drone technology. It could be like an escalator for planes
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  1011. As our global population keeps growing, such big aircraft concepts become ever more appealing.
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  1012. The trouble, trying to comment in short format, is that the whole MIddle of Market situation is both difficult to solve and difficult to explain. Part of the A322 question sits on the questionable assumption that the market could be perfectly satisfied with a modern take on the Boeing 757. There is, admittedly, a temptation to believe it, even though the most painful problem is the single aisle. You mentioned several of looming issues with regard to stretching the A320 design past it's current A321 limit: the need for new wings to keep the weight down, a new tailplane, and very likely a taller gear to lift a bigger fan farther from the ground. The only thing we have got is a long METAL fuselage, and we don't really want that either. Lack of an efficient 43,000 pound engine comes down as the insurmountable obstacle. That's what it takes to fly the 757-300. The market is watching for a clean-sheet carbon-fiber gizmo and Boeing is apt to render an optimal architecture that works in both single and twin-aisle segments, in order sell airplanes for 20 or 30 years. You have to wonder. Safran already has a 35,000 pound LEAP engine so whatever Boeing is doing with the -5x, it is probably a good guess that they are gunning for the short end of the middle first, something you could fly with that sort of thrust and extend upward and possibly downward in the future as MoM engines come online. Right now, there really is an impossible hole in the middle of the thrust range. Home Runs from Boeing and Rolls-Royce are the nightmare Airbus dreads, a complete do-over coming sooner rather than later. Why even think about a short life airplane that does not say anything about fuel efficiency or sell long-enough to recoup investment? The 757 concept is a has been.
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  1013. It’s also good we didn’t choose this as the JSF because it looks me it could only fit a smaller radar that would reduce range detection capabilities compared to the F-35.
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  1014. Yes it was technologically but not economically since it was majorly built for business.
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  1015. Aight im calling the strider squadron
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  1016. Just one word: Incredible!!!
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  1017. Great video as always! Can't believe you don't have a million subs!
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  1018. Now that the thief-in-chief has been defeated, hopefully his stupid paint-job will not be implemented and AF-1's classic color scheme will be retained.
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  1019. In the 1960s Lockheed tried to get the L-500 certified but was refused by the FAA. The L-500 was a civilianized version of the C-5 which would have had three decks of passengers minimizing the time to evacuate the plane. The unique military equipment, crosswind gear, air refueling equipment, terrain-following radar, and the rear doors for aerial delivery would have been deleted. As I recall it would have carried around 600 passengers a considerably longer distance than the aircraft described.
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  1020. Oh wow this is some great video ,loved the animations ,you surely never disappoint your fans with your amazing videos.Sorry for not making the premiere but certainly did enjoy the video and hoped that 1 extra view would help you ;) .
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  1021. Ah yes,another competitor which was better but forgotten such as the YF-23
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  1022. Ohhh the famous clip of plane crashing Into a desert was of a 727 of MGM grand air wow.
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  1023. This has to be F&E's best video yet. Videos are always relevant (yep, even the sponsorship part) to the topic and use of graphics to explain is quite good.
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  1024. I think a 350 designs and models should be ended in the early 2040's they don't want the same thing to happen like the a350's early design a revamped a330
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  1025. why can’t they just give planes names, like raf, or bill, or taylor
. nvm, i see why
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  1026. Reminds me of Mustard.
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  1027. Loved the making of this
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  1028. Brilliant presentation. Amazing to think that the Arctic Trucks Toyota Hilux has also driven to the South Pole and the North Pole with much less drama.
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  1029. As someone who lives 100m away from SĂŁo Paulo's city hall, I can very much relate to this noisy topic
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  1030. I'm not going if it's a Boeing. Airbus❀
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  1031. Russia using stealth tech? This is gonna be interesting...
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  1032. Century XXI built by 🇹🇳 CHINA. 5 thousand years history of culture confirm we can thrust on this frend and immense NATION. ✈ Nice Airplanes⭐
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  1033. hindenburg flashbacks
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  1034. AN-225 ...an amazing Ukrainian airplane! B-)
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  1035. Ok they basically did with their jets, but they ducted it... turbofans...
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  1036. Nice work China. More competition is needed. Seeing that boeing is selling lemons, maybe they'll get their act together
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  1037. Are the animations getting even better??! Truly impressive work, sir
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  1038. I beg you: If you make a docomentation, would you please write the names of the persons correctly! His name isnÂŽt Wehrner von Braun but Wernher von Braun. THANKS ! and please again, separate the fiction from the science and do it so that NON-Scientists can see the differences! THANKS AGAIN ! ! !
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  1039. It is sad to see unique and beautiful airplanes disappear, only to be replaced by generic 2-engines-on-wings designs.
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  1040. 7:03 18,000 passengers??? This could start a colony if this mega plane be used in space exploration in finding new planets to terraform.
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  1041. 2:44 Totally normal wing design there...
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  1042. Maybe you should do a video about that concept which made a 747-100 into a airborne aircraft carrier
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  1043. 11:10 Apollo never used Solid Rocket Boosters. Except for maybe the escape rocket on the capsule.
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  1044. He did? I had no idea
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  1045. Flying submarine? Like the one Scott Manley build in kerbal, right? 😆
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  1046. I don’t understand how jet fuel costs stopped the last jet if it was planned to be fueled by natural gas not jet fuel???
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  1047. Go Troy!
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  1048. Can't wait to hear some Sonic Bomb again
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  1049. People that stay in technology as they age tend to live better and more fulfilling lives. I am 70 and many my age have no idea how to work a smart phone or computer. I taught myself how to use a computer. I'm glad i was still young enough to grasp all the information I was learning. It's sad to watch an older person struggle with the unknown.
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  1050. I know for one thing if all these planes from tupolev were actually true then aviation would have been much better.
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  1051. United Shuttle was initially quite successful in terms of lower cost and higher productivity but it sadly became dysfunctional and difficult to sustain, especially after moving to SFO.
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  1052. Give a hoot don't pollute
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  1053. Are you a rich, coke-fueled 1980s millionaire? Jordan Belfort has entered the chat
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  1054. Very good video and top notch animations! That landing at 6:57 was pretty catastrophic, though... đŸ˜đŸ€Ł
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  1055. These aircraft would have been perfect during the late 1960s/early 1970. However in today's market, it'll most likely be a huge failure. I feel that these aircraft could allow airlines to experiment with seats. Anyways, I would love to fly on this giant aircraft unless if the airline stuffed a button of standing up seats. I've always loved high capacity aircraft. I once flew on a Singapore airlines A380 from Osaka to Singapore and I loved the experience.
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  1056. Apparently you do all the visuals on your own which is great. At this rate you will no doubt become a big channel
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  1057. Reverse engineering has always been China's way to the modern world. Air Bus and Boeing did all the R and D for them.
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  1058. RIP an-225 mriya,you will never be forgotten 💔
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  1059. For a non native speaker or without having learned german pronunciation for long you did a very good job pronouncing the names!:)
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  1060. I wonder why there isn’t any winglets on it
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  1061. As someone who has flown to the other side of the world in an AN-124, no thanks. Do not want.
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  1062.  @piisfun  think of scary thing, it's like that except scarier!!!!
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  1063. Inner tracks on quad track tanks have a huge downside, they are nearly impossible to field fix making a sitting duck if the inner treads break
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  1064. r/noncredibledefense is going to get triggered here
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  1065. I really like the style of this video and i would like to see more videos like this
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  1066. 5:14 why use feet when u can use meters so much easier with meters
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  1067. Now that I'm here, how tf do u make the 3d models for the aircraft?
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  1068. Give this plane a 2+2 seat configuration so the total seat capacity will be 110 pass. Give it a larger wing for more lift and three t.j.e's engines with a 22500 lb thrust each and you will still have a supersonic aircraft which will give better seat /km profit albeit at a slightly slower speed but with a extended range. O.k.??
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  1069. To be an Enemy of America is dangerous but to be a friend of America is fatal. Henry Kissinger
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  1070. Best looking? Hold my Concorde.
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  1071. Yay! Another “explainer” video that intentionally perpetuates misinformation by using divisive clickbait. The video script is generally pretty well-informed, so I’m not sure what the purpose of the clickbaiting is. :/
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  1072. Can you make a video about the new biggest plane in the world concept built to carry wind turbine blade, the Radia WindRunner?
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  1073. Like the concept but what about the state of the O2 and the H2, liquid or compressed? And what about the structural strength of the fuel tanks?
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  1074. "how many landing gear?" y e s
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  1075. If only the A380 came out in the 70s
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  1076. 3:20 yes it sounds very familiar With the Boeing 737 Max
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  1077.  @kaptainkaos1202  Idk about you, but I pronounce it prevUHlent.
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  1078. Without computers too.
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  1079. How to make a drone carry a group of drones? Omaze? That site where you donate and win a car?! I heard about it many times. There were even plans for ground-effect aircraft carrier by Robert Bartini.
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  1080. Are we sure it's Russian and not Klingon? Could be a false flag; just sayin !
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  1081. This could have been better if the title wasn’t click bait and you had explained and shown, as the narration implies, that there are cases when monorail is a superior solution. There is no specific mention of Chongqing (although a still image of the switches is shown), the Haneda line in Tokyo or the new Sao Paolo line. Sao Paolo should have been a test of you theory. What another mode was superior? —— A few straw men 1. monorails in the US are the baseline. Why? Can’t their be a historic prejudice against different modes? Light rail is has a prejudice in its favour over BRT despite its much higher construction and O&M costs. 2. While some monorail designs are proprietary, the Alweg guideway isn’t. Bombardier didn’t build the original Disneyland vehicles but they were able to build new ones. 3. All modern mass transit systems need grade separation. Sydney only has one level crossing left on its heavy rail network and Melbourne is spending billions to remove level crossings. There’s also a major error. The Sydney Monorail was a low capacity CBD loop. The new metro is a 40,000 pax per hour per direction system from the suburbs into the CBD. Completely different routes and purpose.
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  1082. Probably out of context but it's kind of funny that the Concorde is actually a upgraded carravele.
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  1083. 2:55 😂😂 You pronounce "Flugzeugwerke" like Vugze Verger. I'm from Germany and I can tell you, our pronunciation and yours doesn't sound just a bit similar. But German is a very hard language for most not German speaking people to pronounce right I guess. But it's still very funny for me.
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  1084. Ace combat 7 vibe
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  1085. So the most ugliest designs either never came into shape or were abandoned.
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  1086. Aurora 2 now with super annihilation antimatter jets!
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  1087. he got in, he make it look sweet on paper, he broke the norm, he left it messed up, he called it a success. it's sounded so familiar recently where do i heard it before
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  1088. How would that configuration not tip over?đŸ€”
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  1089. Hey this plane is like the Arsenal Bird from the Game Franchise Ace Combat in the game of Ace Combat 7! With the Arsenal Bird being a propeler pusher engine powered and a flying wing design. Go check Ace Combat 7 out it's cool (it's about fighter jets)
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  1090. God how I love this channel, I've watched a lot of your videos hehe, this is probably my favorite, since it touches on my favorite theme, Zeppelins!!. By the way, a question that came to me after watching the Ultimate Hellsing anime, where a zeppelin (the deux ex machina) appears, which is capable of transporting 1000 soldiers (not counting the crew), several Uboat submarines, airplanes, and numerous missiles. V1 and V2 with napal and probably white phosphorus, and a steel coating, would it be possible and how big would such a zeppelin be? I appreciate answers. PDST: Greetings from Argentina and good luck!!!
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  1091. Imagine if it was and it got shot down into the sea, looks like we were actually lucky .
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  1092. Goodbye old friend
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  1093. Fantastic, I had NO idea this plane was ever conceived! Thanks for this!
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  1094. Dude, when this came to my recommendation, it has 747 views, that was what shown in my scene
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  1095. they produced amazing planes when they were the soviet union so there is no reason they cant produce them now.
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  1096. Congratulations on 100k subscribers my friend. 100’s more to come
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  1097. Love the art work in these latest videos. ❀
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  1098. This Must Be The Passenger Version Of The B-58
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  1099. Only one word to describe this video: AMAZING!!!
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  1100. I’m curious if a slightly enlarged boom XB-1 could take over these orders instead of them building the commercial overture. Then boom could replicate the initial Tesla growth model: an expensive product for the wealthy to fund their overture
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  1101. Meh, ill stick to VIRGIN atlantic
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  1102. We will have to see what an actual production airframe produces. Providing a 15% lower weight, 20% lower operating costs and 15% lower fuel burn over an A320 and 737 would be remarkable.
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  1103. At the moment you think you know all the strange aircraft the USSR has produced, Found and Explained uploads a video about an extremely cool prototype plane you’ve never heard of.
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  1104. A competitor to Boeing and Airbus? That's ridiculous. If having a protected domestic market were an advantage, then Ilyushin, Tupolev, Yakolev, and others would now dominate the world. They don't. Protected markets do not produce competitive products. Also, the terms "Eastern Bloc" and "Soviet Union" can't be used interchangeably. While East Germany was indeed a Soviet client state and the Soviets wielded a great deal of control there, it was never actually part of the Soviet Union itself.
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  1105. Really, you actually made it look good. In reality, it looked like a bloated whale. How did they, Boeing, think that the military would buy this thing? Hope they fired the idiots who tried to push this monstrosity.
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  1106. Flying Ryanair feels like you're in a missile carrier.
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  1107. Using as Hydrogen as fuel requires massive modifications to the fuel systems not just the engines. Cryogenic fuels are incompatible with existing wet wing fuel tanks. That means the builders must find room in the fuselage for a fuel tank with twice the volume of existing tanks in the wings and the aircraft cannot be left with fuel onboard.
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  1108. 8:45 Jet looks like a B70 Valkyrie.
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  1109. So what mistake did Airbus make exactly? Buying the C series program?
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  1110. A single biplane wing cannot be "unstaggered." Wings can only be staggered or unstaggered relative to each other. Obviously, the wings were "fabricated." More worthy of note (if only slightly so), they were fabric covered. đŸ€“
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  1111. This idea has been around for a number of years now. I hope you have something new to add, or is this just another BS hype.
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  1112. New livery looks interesting. But the classic livery made by french designer Loewy remains stunning
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  1113. Aren't most cargo planes ,from the 1980s-2000s so I guess before this demand in freighters,it's probably cheaper then it's origanal price when the plane was realsesed
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  1114. Oh, only business class... Looks like I won't fly in it :'c
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  1115. Since I usually fly with Ryanair as much as possible, I probably will encounter that plane at some point. Honestly, I put faith into Boeing and the FAA to have solved the issue and that there won’t be any problems soon.
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  1116. the sonic boom objections is a rubbish. the boom is produced by entering mach. or breaking the sound barrier. i.e. it is speed related. which also mean it's controllable. it would only mean waiting until, you have left British or American airspace, over water ideally. and obviously, the reverse coming into land.
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  1117. Yes, in Soviet times, a two-story airplane was developed, it remained on paper, it's a pity.
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  1118. With enough rich bastards in the world I thought 15 years ago they would have a super sonic "quiet boom" private jet for that upper crust of society
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  1119. Ah.. So its seems that Hitler himself had Actually foresaw the Future, that the World is about to be covered in Snow and Ice, Which is why he Prepared the Great Breitspurbahn.
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  1120. Personally, my favorite aircraft would be the A220. It is very modern and it's 2010's technology. But what is your favorite aircraft, and why?
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  1121. I clicked on the notification as soon as I saw it đŸ€Ł
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  1122. 3:49 "Inferior locations" And that right there was the biggest reason they failed IMO. The only Masters that opened near me was about 35mins drive away. I had 4 Bunnings that were closer.
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  1123. Who will "built" it... Build? It's exciting to see these new aircraft take shape and I can't wait to see them fly.
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  1124. The W H A T
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  1125. Before going far into the video, I'd say an aircraft similar to a 757 but updated (composite fuselage and wings, engines, electronics, etc...). ;-) TBH - I worked in the 757 Wing, Body design groups (and others) as a drafter, so I'm a bit particular. ;-)
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  1126. makes me think of those fictional "futuristic" military vehicles from the Mobile Suit Gundam series, I mean just google the Dopp fighter jet and many more.
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  1127. Prevalent was another word with interesting pronunciation.
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  1128. This is amazing because the first superbowl was broadcast by 2 networks. Edit also I think it was a fair offer. It's only 75% & Superbowl 1 exists on 16 & 35mm film in it's entirety.
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  1129. What if Canada sold the Yukon territory to the United States? That'll be interesting.
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  1130. there wont be. simple reason... new a320 series coming... 30%+ more efficient goal. might be called a323 (3rd gen) of the series.
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  1131. Maybe a video on the Mirage mach 3 project would be nice, especially the MZI-46Q which would have flown at mach 4
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  1132. 0:30 CL-1201 as a passenger plane, coming soon?
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  1133. Pls do a vid on the 747SP
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  1134. It looks like Russia's SR-71 bb, but it's a bomber, awesome
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  1135. I can see the Saab at 0:31, keep up the good content man!
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  1136. I think this is the last video from this channel before the owner gone, wait somebody knock my door.....
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  1137. đŸ‘ŒđŸ»You'll get 100k subs soon. We were around 20k when I joined.
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  1138. This gonna turn into the final war
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  1139. RIP Mriya
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  1140. To be fair mate,though I’m joking,but don’t you think a modern DC-9 is way better than the 737MAX?
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  1141. Yes, it would be fantastic to see a space series from you! I can't wait!!!
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  1142. It’s a considered process but still for higher costs imposible
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  1143. I also think that the pilots would need more training because we don’t want 737-M to turn into the new MAX
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  1144. on the blue prints there appears to be a common area onboard, very much a hub.!
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  1145. M A S H was a very classic show at that time. still watching it today.
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  1146. Mriya We all wish you will come back
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  1147. Virgin is a hype machine, poor quality products, and a marketing ploy. They haven't even sent anyone up in virgin galactic yet and it;s been over 10 years of developments.
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  1148. Trump be like: DIs Is LitERaLl SpY PlANe dONt RiDe DiS
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  1149. When you said that there was going to be a supersonic jet proposed i was like, "Ahh you want fast maybe SpaceX, Space force One?" few seconds later, "Ahh I see you were one step ahead."
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  1150. Merry christmas everyone
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  1151. Nothing wrong with having a similar style to Mustard, I've wanted more content of that style and quality for a while and you've been delivering. Besides, your focus on commercial aviation lets you stand on your own.
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  1152. Anyone else thinks Boeing or airbus will just buy shares out of some supersonic firm so they don't have to develop a supersonic plane themselves?
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  1153. Yeah I've been following Boom for a while now: if their Overture actually does get picked, that'd be quite the fairy tale story with a start-up company emerging as the presidential carrier in a post-pandemic world. The A380 I think is safe to rule out for the reason you just gave, though it is a very interesting concept and would keep the plane in the air for a little longer. And the 777x with its range & efficiency probably makes the most sense, but I really hope the 747-8 is picked to continue the jumbo jet legacy as Air Force One. :)
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  1154. What would happen to America if Pan Am eventually became the president. Yea i know, pretty out of context lol
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  1155. looking today just at the missile tech we know about, this plane is probably out there or even active and operational . it has been long enough since the 90's and the US needed a replacement for sure. cant wait for it to be seen and de-classified but may take another decade . always wanted to know more about this project since the 90's
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  1156. Hmm... another military topic, interesting 👀
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  1157. That Embraer concept is awesome.
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  1158. HE looks like how he sounds, and how I imagined him.
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  1159. Haha, That plane would be looking weird and funny. I Dont want the Queen to look funny.
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  1160. Amazing aircraft đŸ˜Č
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  1161. They can grab the two ones Thai is selling for preety cheap and use them between JFK and LHR
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  1162. excuse me LIVE BEARS?
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  1163. Hi from Germany 2:39pm cool to see german planes here
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  1164. Love the 3d model and the video! This plane was so ahead of its time but just could not make it through all the approvals and hurdles thrown in Northrop's way. I love that in the end Jack Northrop got to at least see the B-2 before his death.
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  1165. Wait this plane wasn’t a joke?? It’s the most unstable and unaerodynamic plane I’ve seen
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  1166. I always get a laugh out of seeing the numbers of “aircraft ordered”...đŸ€Ł...which means absolutely NOTHING, until the demonstrator(s) begin flying and proving that the technology works and can be proven a success over time. Everything being talked about sounds good in theory and it seems as though they have a better handling of the technology this time around...however, only time will tell if it’s a success or a failure this time around. Good video though, very enjoyable!
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  1167. Why not do an soviet ekranoplan?
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  1168. yeah rather than concept blue print aircraft
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  1169. I believe this concept was scraped when Calhoun took over as CEO. He ordered that the “middle of the market” aircraft design start from scratch. The airlines want a 757 replacement and I don’t think the argument has been settled on a miniature wide body.
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  1170. These videos are so amazing i would pay $1000 just to watch one
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  1171. I think the A220 could have potential stretch
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  1172. I'll never get on another 737
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  1173. Very professional video. Thanks to the hole team for creating it
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  1174. Planes look better when the cockpit is on the highest deck. Take note, Airbus.
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  1175. Great video. However, please try to use the metric system. It is the only consistent system and used pretty much everywhere instead of usa and uk. Thanks
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  1176. That's some tasty ice cream!
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  1177. You deserve way more subs man
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  1178. The combination of quality and quantity of videos you make every couple of days is staggering! I'm really glad I discovered and subbed about a month ago. Back then I thought you had a nice "Mustard-esque" channel but now the tables have turned and it feels like this is the premier league!
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  1179. well new york had booming helicopter economy until few died in heli crash and it was mostly not allowed any more
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  1180. My new favourite channel!
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  1181. Four Trent 972-84 engines have a total trust of 1427 kN, while three GE9X-105B1A engines have a total trust of 1467 kN. Would a trijet variant of A380 with the GE9X engines be more fuel efficient?
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  1182. you could call the marines, orbital shock drop troopers, if you will.
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  1183. I wonder how Boeing could get away with this like they killed a few Hundred people and no one has gone to Prison for that! I would never fly on thes A320neo rip-off! Even workers told stories about the pressure they got from Boeing to get the Aircraft as fast out as possible, I will never feel save on an Boeing aircraft again, just because of these stories. I will still not trust Boeing or the FAA for letting this mistake trough and Boeing even lied to the Airlines that only basic Training is required. Why should I trust an Agency that didn’t test an Aircraft good enough and an Manufacturer that lied to the public, their clients and made killed a lot of people just to compete with Airbus and save money.
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  1184. That Airplane is the Airbus A322 A slightly bigger aircraft to A321 which is in the making faze in will be that Aircraft that will replace the Boeing 757 closes Aircraft to the 757 specification
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  1185. 0:55 I often think of our human overloards taking the best concepts for themselves leaving us w/ the second best and tagging it as "lost competition". I have absolutely no proof its just a crazy thought. Explaining the why. A fascinating one tho.
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  1186. Great video! Can't wait to see the next one next week!
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  1187. Wow, 3 videos in a week!
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  1188. What in tarnation is that
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  1189. Can't believe you mentioned the forgotten first forward-swept wing aircraft, Belyaev DB-LK. Thank you!!! Since the soviets had much more avant-garde design aircraft, one of them is unique flying submarine aircraft. May cover about Ushakov LPL?
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  1190. The dilemma with Boeing is they have 2 aircrafts that can be called MMA, 767 and 757.... While Airbus only have one a321, which is a stretch of the A319/A320.... So which aircraft replacement they should develop first? 757 replacement should come from the 737 replacement...
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  1191. that's not the Avro Arrow
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  1192. That golf course is open to the public LMAO 😂😂
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  1193. What if you design a plane based on your imagination and make a video on I want to see what you would come up with
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  1194. Why do you keep saying 'bungalow aerospace' when the company is clearly called 'Bigelow aerospace'? It said Bigelow in the text on the video about 10 times but still you keep saying bungalow? Don't mean to be petty but it just ruined what could other wise have been an enjoyable video.
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  1195.  @weldonwin  Interesting hypothesis, you may be onto something
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  1196. You believe everything you see?
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  1197. either mach 1,6 or 1,8 either it will look like this or like that... either it will ever fly or probably not at all... while nasa did some research on more quiet sonic booms it did not reduce sounds much.. also sonic boom of 75db? thats more quiet than old vacuum cleaners that is more quiet than lawn mower... no i dont believe that. jets are far more quiet actually non sonic aircraft is probably more quiet just by moving around so.. no
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  1198. Wow your making these videos fast!
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  1199. "The shuttle's engines wouldn't have engaged until after it seperated from the booster" so basically magic since the main engines of the shuttle absolutely needed the tank, because it had no internal fuel tanks
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  1200. My favorite was the fancy one. That would’ve been a kick ass airplane.
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  1201. Would love to see a video on the Bell "V-44" concept. A QUAD tiltrotor.
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  1202. COMAC will be the next aviation giant...
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  1203. Maybe you could do a video on Hong Kong airlines , a kind of underated airline?
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  1204. Absolutely I would. Now there are redundant AOA sensors and pilots know the runaway stab trim disconnect switches on the back of the pedestal will prevent it from engaging, things just got a hell of a lot safer. Had the pilots just received this small bit of knowledge and normal differences training rather than Boeing and the airlines saving a buck and MCAS documented in the POH, neither incident would have been a fatality.
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  1205. Wow. I'd forgotten what an ugly plane it was. Like the bastard child of a DC-10 and an SR-71.
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  1206. I want to see the naval version of the UF 23!
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  1207. Our "A350" model looks like an Aibus 737 😜
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  1208. I got a bit of this as a kid, my first flight was in 1980 ad as a kid it was so different to the way it is now. My last flight that was a smoking flight was in a JAL flight to Tokyo in early 2000. I’m happy that smoking is not allowed anymore. It was bad at the back of the plane even though I was a smoker. The smell of smoke really lingered.
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  1209. In the 80's, the Orange Clown was already an obnoxious pedantic conman, but nobody had to listen to his B.S. all over the news. It will be a bliss for the whole world to be able to ignore him again in a week and a half.
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  1210. In terms of design and tech, I've liked the look of the Alweg cement beams. I've seen designs for a hanging monorail that had the bogie inside of the beam. This allowed for a switching mechanism similar to the duo-rail system; albeit one swing arm instead of two. I've seen videos of hanging monorails in both Germany in China. I noticed some swaying with the German one, not so much with the Chinese one. The hanging monorails seem to always have metal support beams instead of cement ones which seems to reduce the track signature further. With the bogie inside the track, the track could be built right next to trees and such without worry. I've also seen a video of an elevated public transit system in Japan using tires instead of rails (like the one I rode in Paris). From what I can tell, switching is done by the car, not the track (I can easily be wrong on that detail). BTW, the video was done to the song "Love on a Real Train" by Tangerine Dream. Straddle type monorails are definitely restricted to above ground travel, though they do that very well and have a rather small footprint. Suspended monorails can run at ground level (and there's no track for a car to go over), but it still requires the support beams (and the expense to put them in). Elevated duo-rails have the advantage of popularity and, like suspended monorails, can go above, below, or on ground. A tire-and-concrete rail system would have the advantage of easy track maintenance and the disadvantage of replacing tires more frequently.
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  1211. Make a video about the McDonnell Douglas MD-94x
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  1212. The narrator sounds like he’s holding his nose while talking!
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  1213. PLEASE USE THE METRIC SYSTEM INSTEAD OF IMPERIAL FOR WORLDWIDE VIEWERS.
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  1214. My grandmother actually flew Hooters Air back in the day. Suffice to say she actually enjoyed the trip.
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  1215. VTOL doritos with hole
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  1216. Can it be used to levitate something on a smaller scale? Say like something the size of a ship or smaller? If yes, why hasn't it been done?
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  1217. I want to request a video on a potential future aircraft, the Bell HSVTOL. It's like a stealth cargo plane and I think you could make some really incredible renders! Thank you.
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  1218. How does he come by the conclusion that pilots would not have to get there rating on this aircraft, iam sure it flying characteristics would be a lot different to a narrow body aircraft.
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  1219. Please😭 😭😭😭😭 Make video on the history of jet engine
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  1220. I am now working for Embraer in Melbourne Fl but I really happy and waiting Aerion ....We have more choose for the Job❀
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  1221. This guy deserve more views and subs
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  1222. That looks so cool!
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  1223. Take ayahuasca. You will have an astral trip and you will see the amount of civilizations with flying cities.
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  1224.  @FoundAndExplained  we can use them as test subjects for nuclear reactor development....
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  1225. I hope some slight modifications were done with the cockpit design (if it went into service) because it looks so dang horrible, but other than that, this is a pretty cool concept.
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  1226. I'll go in the cockpit and start up those engines.
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  1227. Also, this kind of explains why the U.S recently bought 2000 F-35!
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  1228.  @FoundAndExplained  oh yeah i see some versions dont have windows at back... still when they burn fuel center of gravity will change and that will cause some problems...
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  1229. The idea of a 747 being used as a flying aircraft carrier sounds insane until you actually step inside one. They're absolutely enormous.
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  1230. They are still not as good as Airbus, Boeing, and the Russian but the Chinese have no choice. The US have shown it not only controls Boeing, it can also control who Airbus can sell/cannot sell to. Unless China really wants to put all the eggs in Russia’s basket, China have to prepare for when US sanctions China’s airline industry.
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  1231.  @mattweger437  it's funny Elon is against space-based beamed solar power, but that's another alternative. Everything is slow to phased array. If you built enough of them you could run them in trains, they could act like satellites themselves, just another part of the Starlink network.
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  1232. The vultures have been fed and the world has seen our might. Now, clear the skies.
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  1233. would you really? here are my bank details
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  1234. When I heard of Russians undelivered 747s, It almost made me cry As I remembered Transaero😱😭 R.I.P. Transaero
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  1235. “It’s a Metal Gear!” - Snake
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  1236. "Unbeatable Passenger Capacity" XDDDDD
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  1237. Found And Explained: Something I don't understand or might have misunderstood from the video - wasn't the engines on the RC-1 supposed to be powered by natural gas? If so, the 1973 OPEC embargo should have accelerated the project, not cancel it.
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  1238. boeing faltered when it replaced workers with bean counters. the beginning of the end. we are watching a slow decent with the angle of attack below ground level
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  1239. It’s a crazy cool looking plane and WAAAY ahead of its time concept. It could still work today with the right materials. Good thing it didn’t work for them.
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  1240. The sound mixing is a mess
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  1241. So what ever happened to the boarding of the future you know that concept that was forgotten.
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  1242. And we are supposed to trust that Boeing and the FAA really fixed the problems? How can we trust anything they say or do? No way I'll get on a Max for several years.
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  1243. I guess it's gonna be Biden's Boeing now
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  1244. Thank you!!! I've been waiting for this video for a long time. You are the best making videos about planes đŸ‘đŸ»đŸ‘đŸ»
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  1245. Great video but your pronounciation of ''Gepard'' made my German soul leave my body đŸ€Ł
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  1246. 4:50 i'm gonna pretend i'm surprised 😉
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  1247. When watching this video, I was surprised by how well a plane with such a huge cross section could fly, and it made me think: Has any aircraft manufacturer considered a concept for a plane, based off the regular 2 engine model, that seeks to gain a significant increase in internal volume, without much of an increase in the size of the aircraft, it's weight, it's carry capacity, or it's fuel consumption? And if not, would such a concept be possible? A new type of aircraft, around or slightly above the modern double egines in weight and size, but with a much larger cabin internal volume, that could be used to finaly stop packing seats so tightly, and give the passengers some much needed leg room? (literally)
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  1248. Congratulations on this milestone! I'm happy to have been a small part of it. Loving every video!
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  1249. Extraordinario video. El comentario final de Sir Sydney Camm lo dice todo. Qué extraordinaria perdida.......
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  1250. And then using the F&E sound and cloud intro.. lol that made me ha-ha real loud
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  1251. Is it possible that you could make a model for a design i made, i would really like to see how that would work out
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  1252. I donÂŽt get the front windows, how can you see out of that.
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  1253. I absolutely love this channel. I've been studying and researching military aircraft since I was a kid in the late '80s - early 90's where I discovered that my hometown of Stratford CT was ground zero for the development and production of the F4U Corsair.
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  1254. Cool, I believe that that format was actually considered. It would be cool if the 747 comes back like that since amount of thrust new engines create are incredible.Good eye BTW
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  1255. I'm so glad you Wendover, and Mustard exist. Please find some way to all make a collab, just for the purpose of having all of your talents and input in one video.
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  1256. When O first saw the title, when I saw a double decker 787, I thought it was ridiculous. And if it ever happens, I wonder how a double deck airliner could be a twin jet.
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  1257. So it ditches the landing gear after take off and yet it lands miraculously on a runway using a landing gear???
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  1258. 0:02 Really? I thought it turned to mold.
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  1259. Don't planes make more than one trip a day and don't they have freight on passenger planes and what about your bag fees don't give me that they only make $20 off of a seat.
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  1260. Yay, the Spanlifter! I'm looking forward to that one!
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  1261. Just imagine if this starts becoming like the Soviet Union when it manufactures planes
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  1262. Maybe you should do a video about air ships such as Are there any room for airships ?
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  1263. Sino-Russian jets aren’t going to break into the exotic jets market because they aren’t established. Their current focus on A320 and A350 class planes are good; high volume middle of the market market where they can get a slice.
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  1264. So many losers/haters.
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  1265. So cool, very slick look. I'd love to see a Russian version of the mithical Robotech F-14 Vakyrie mech drawn using this very plane as the base. And it would be quite epic to see it animated too.. đŸŽâ€â˜ ïž
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  1266. This is the literal meaning or “getting high on your own supply”
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  1267. The only reason why it didt make it cuz THE UGLY FRONT GEAR
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  1268. Where did you find this concept? I really want to look into the conical booster propulsion system and the staging. Edit: sorry, I skipped the end of the video and realised you linked to aerospace projects review there! Which issue is it in? Edit 2: All my questions answered after researching a bit. However, what is your source for the use of AJ-10 engines as the 10 retro-rockets used in booster recovery? The sources I have found list 10 x pressure-fed NTO/UDMH engines, but do not go as specific as the AJ-10, espeically since the AJ-10 uses Aerozine50 rather than UDMH.
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  1269. 8:14 ...Cheap shot...
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  1270. Not really.....
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  1271. I hope 46 axes the new livery
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  1272. Ive been waiting for either you or mustard channel guy to cover the star raker awesome vid thank you.
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  1273. RIP in peace 225
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  1274. Can I use Ridge wallet to defend myself against a crook?
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  1275. Yes! How about a floating aircraft carrier like Skybase on Captain Scarlett?
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  1276. We have a team of 5 people. That is why we need sponsors to make sure the channel can keep creating 3 to 5 videos a month for free to the viewers, as well as 2 to 3 videos a month on the second channel.
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  1277. Posibily we will get a hybird electric plane by someone,either boeing or airbus
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  1278. Me in airlines manager 4 also prefer A220 over A320.
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  1279. It sounds alright until you factor in one problem, part of the problem with the MAX jets is the engines, they can't hold larger engines and as such the plane is limited. If Boeing is smart, they would take the NMMA idea and replace the 737, like it wanted to begin with.
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  1280. I know everyone loves the YF-23 but the truth is the F-22 was simply the better aircraft
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  1281. It's probably gonna happen tbh
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  1282. No one has discussed pollution, as that was a heavy concern over the Concord. I know BOOM claims its not an issue for them as they use traditional turbo fans instead of the old cold war engines with afterburners. Boeing has not addressed this on their concept. I think once BOOM comes to market and if successful Boeing and Airbus will follow. Established players are always ALWAYS conservative allowing new comers to shake things up.
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  1283. The a380 is a boondoggle, because they don't have the freighter version like the 747 8f. Some one recently ordered brand new 747 8f.
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  1284. Keep up the good work! Besides, can you do something on Hypersonic aircraft?
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  1285. Surprisingly it wasn't dubai...is it just me which finds that strange?
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  1286. Love your videos!! Please consider the Northrop YB-49 for a video
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  1287. Unlikely but maybe the 777X or the A350 should be in thought as well ,fuel prices should probably be going up in price in a few years time
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  1288. I mean the 737max is pretty safe if boeing actually trained their pilots so you can't fully blame the plane
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  1289. Please consider making a video about Boeing 707, Douglas DC-8 or Sud Aviation Caravelle (1st gen Jet airliners)
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  1290. You seem to ignore the need/requirement that the propeller blades be large, counter-rotating, and must rotate in the direction that negates the wing tip vortex. Which is central to the whole point of the design. Also that you cannot fly with one of the propellers out.
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  1291. The animations have the propellers spinning backwards. Reverse thrust?
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  1292. He is Australian, so...
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  1293. damn man you deserve way more than what you have now
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  1294. For some reason I was thinking about Disneyland
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  1295. Nice video i've got to say i really loved those... Engines
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  1296. Why the a350-800 has a nose similar to the a320? Anyway, great video
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  1297. Another Secret Spy Plane?! It isn't from US or Russia. It is a mystery.
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  1298. 5:10 Cargo doesn't care, but the passenger is the one who care about their cargo. Nick Robinson is almost die out when his rarest cargo is being delay.
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  1299. You should rename the channel to Found and Explaned
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  1300. Imagine if in the future there will be twin engined 747 due to future innovations
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  1301. Lol no, they were shelved for a reason.
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  1302. The mistake they did was to shorten the A320. Shortening of fuselages usually don't sell well, look at the A340-500, the 747SP or the E-170. They weren't planning to buy the A220 program before, however, so it is understandable why they proceeded with the A319neo.
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  1303. lol all these "goodies" inside the airplane are great, (exercise and bar area), but when you hit that clear air turbulence, its game set and match! lol
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  1304. Meanwhile in an alternative universe The secretary: NOOOO you can’t just buy large planes at large numbers their too expensive and you will bankrupt the airline NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO The airline: hahaha large planes go brrrrr
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  1305. Stolen technology from the USA.
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  1306. The fuselage shape reminds of a pentagon somehow...
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  1307. Bro I love your Channel so much, you have gained sooooo many subscribers over the last weeks and I can see why, your content is AMAZING. You have taught me so much about aviation. Keep up the good work 😄👍
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  1308. You forgot the 727 before the 737
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  1309. Great video, keep it up
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  1310. "Standing seats" Ahh, the smell of capitalism
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  1311. it's the most satisfying sound in the world ill fight ya'll
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  1312. they should bring this thing back!
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  1313. Therapyst : Easy Jet A380 is not real,it can't hurt you The thumbnail : *Easy Jet A380
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  1314. It’s a charm-offensive?
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  1315. 4:03 how does the gold colour scheme prevent it from breaking up in high speed???
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  1316. As aircraft have got more efficient, and fuel is a lesser proportion of service cost, it is surprising, that airlines are not giving people more leg room.
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  1317. "Don't adjust your phone screen" Are most ppl really watching that on phones?
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  1318. 6:00 Thats the infamous "donuts on a rope" I love knowing this shit. straightens tie
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  1319. Meanwhile the Soviet Time traveler: Hm I see.
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  1320. Yup
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  1321. Arsenal Bird 😂
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  1322. The diagrams shown in the video were from US Transport Projects #4 ( http://www.aerospaceprojectsreview.com/blog/?p=2296 ) and Aerospace Projects Review issue V1N3 ( http://www.aerospaceprojectsreview.com/ev1n3.htm ). Both are available at aerospaceprojectsreview.com.
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  1323. I think you might be on to something with the double decker twin jet. If they can make it work out would fill the a380 space without the pesky size issues
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  1324. This airplane would have been a total failure and Lockheed wouldn't have been able to sell more than 10 aircraft. Demand dictates airplane size and Boeing had already predicted the end of the super Jumbo (747) in the 90s; when Airbus' A380 was under development. They were right!
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  1325. 9:20 oof ryanair
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  1326. Amazing concept
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  1327. Yet another reason to distrust Fox News
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  1328. Awesome video I can count on you Found and Explained to entertain thanks for the vid
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  1329. Just read more sc-fi books .... Any way we are at stage when 500$(?) drone destroy tank that cost many milions ...thewore AT fire and forget.... handheld was needed (200k?)... We are not at stage when autonomus swarm of drones and jammers are in space ... But we will.. .. Now jamming is almost not visible on front.. And even if there will be ...sides will use giroscope internal navigation ...to lock and fly to target position when operator lost connection at last 200m (?)
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  1330. Im just trying to picture how wide and tall the train would’ve been. Amazing.
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  1331. I think just reviving the 757 would do it. Just re-engine it and offer multiple fuselage lengths. The taller height means no need for MCAS.
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  1332. Reminds me of a TIE fighter. I agree with comments below, the animations are sweeeet!!!!!!!
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  1333. Wtf is that LMAO
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  1334. 777-X has folding wings for a different reason. Airports can dock airplanes with bigger wingspan without any substantial problem. But space is scarce thus very expensive. Docking spaces are divided into categories, each category substantialy more expensive. 777-X falls into lower category thanks to wing folding. This saves a LOT of money to airplane operators. Chech out Mentour pilot ep about this, he covers this topic very well.
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  1335. Hey !man awesome , can you make one vid . on YF 23 Black widow 😎
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  1336. That's a two and half deck plane, also please do a video on the cl-1201, the nuclear powered airborne aircraft carrier.
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  1337. We are interested in freighter leasing
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  1338. AMAZINGNES!!!
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  1339. A very interesting system of which I haven't heard before. It is not only other modes of transport which made these obsolete, but the development in water transport itself also. Rivers have been canalised, or canals have been built parallel to shorten the route and have a corridor without currents, many other canals connecting existing water systems have been built into the last century. And then the development in propulsion systems of the river barges and tugs themselves have made them a lot more powerful. In the US the pusher boat with a consist of tied together barges was invented to navigate the large rivers, Europe introduced them in the 1950s to replace towed consists. We now can see pusher boats navigating the canals and rivers with as many as 6 on the Rhine to 12 barges on the Danube. On the Mississippi river the record is 60 barges pushed along by just one pusher. Barges are not slung one after another but tied tightly into one large barge so to say, on the Rhine usually 2 across and 3 long or the 3 across and 2 long, on the Danube up to 4 wide and 3 long, a standard barge in Europe being 76,5m long and 11,4m wide. Also larger load carrying river boats can be seen with 1 or 2 barges tied alongside or in front.
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  1340. I wonder but, is if true that there was a proposition on Boeing and airbus would have worked together to make the largest plane in the 90s or is it just those internet fake news?
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  1341. You are lying in video. It was not Russian protectionism but Western sanctions against potential competitor. But whatever, Russia bad.
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  1342. Is it me or the cookpit window or frame kind of looks like the A350s
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  1343. amazing work as always
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  1344. luft waffle
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  1345. More spaceplanes please!
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  1346. I wouldn't trust it- I don't think many western governments would, especially America
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  1347. Not MC but MS in English please! [Magistral'nyi samol'ot] in Russian, kinda "main airplane"
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  1348. I was very excited at first as the Ukraine Militia got the Antonov so I thought they gonna use it as an advanced cargo transport or even as a gunship, sadly it was destroyed.
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  1349. nice video, want to see more expedition vehicle videos
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  1350. I CAN'T WAIT TILL NEXT WEEK! LOVE THE VIDEO!!!!!! also thanks for the info. now i know why trump shuttle went out of buisnuss.
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  1351. But the A350's engines are new as the the A330neo's znd A320neo's
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  1352. hold my vodka
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  1353.  @FoundAndExplained  if there’s enough info can you do a video on the a-12 avenger ii that would be nice and ty if u try
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  1354. The animations were absolutely fantastic!
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  1355. It should be noted that GE is talking openly about a a new engine based on a combination of GE9X and GENx technology that could be offered for both the A350neo and the proposed A320 Family replacement.
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  1356. This one was a whole lot of fun to watch In fact, I'm definitely giving it a 10/10 for sure. That is how good this video was. I've been waiting for this moment since I first brought up my idea. I'm really proud of you for making this happen, my good sir. ;) And I can't wait to see more from you in the future. ^_^
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  1357. The quality of your videos are ABSOLUTELY SUPERB!!!!
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  1358. In Brazil, we just have one flight (EK 261, EK 262, Dubai/SĂŁo Paulo - SĂŁo Paulo / Dubai) and nothing more than this, however, that's a dream for many but just a few can afford it.
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  1359. I want to hear more about mountains travelling at 600 mph!
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  1360. I’ve heard about this one or years. Do they even have a flying prototype?
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  1361. Imagine a Boeing aircraft carrier, for these civil vtol aircrafts
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  1362. Now, this is much more informative video than the one on Branson's supersonic business jet ambition. Two nitpicks: - The regime of flight around the speed of flight is called trans-sonic. Simply "sonic" was marketing speech. - 2:00 - the vast majority of passengers who pay for their own tickets have one criterion for choosing the flight: price. Yes, they do complain that competing airline A has better seat pitch than airline B they took, or that meals (if any) are better, or that luggage gets lost less frequently, but in the end, they simply buy the cheapest ticket available. But then, the airlines profit mostly from people flying on our dime, "business" travelers.
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  1363. the dual rail lobby strikes again
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  1364. I think right now there's going to be a lot of interest in cargo-only planes. I wouldn't be surprised that Airbus is looking at a cargo version of the A350XWB-900 and Boeing is considering a 777-8F cargo variant. Especially now with Boeing ending 747-8F production soon.
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  1365. It comes down to this: the A220 replaces the A318 and A319. Anything bigger, it's the A320neo and A321neo variants.
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  1366. Plz shoutout and heart m8
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  1367. Boeing is just as political as Congress, thus getting nothing done.
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  1368. Burning H2 in an engine will still create Nox emissions unless they intend to carry liquid O2 as well like a rocket.
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  1369. Never going to happen with ever stringent emission regulations. Will happen when they invent efficient zero-emission aircraft engines.
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  1370. Oh no its the russians again
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  1371. 9:24 I'm French, and honestly you said it pretty much correctly lol
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  1372. There are tens of billions of dollars in unattributed 'Black' and 'Grey' budget programs every fiscal year. Much of it is, indeed, technology development of Next Gen hardware, including aircraft.
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  1373. For those who are wondering why the thumbnail looks slightly different, it’s actually a screenshot from Ace Combat Infinity. Yes, the F-15SE was playable in the game. No, you can’t play it anymore as the servers were shut down :(
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  1374. Di- meth - ill - hydra -zeen
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  1375. Oh gosh, just 46 seconds in and the animations are already so many and all so smooth. Well done!
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  1376. The new generation of aircraft to substitute the A320 will probably be a bit larger, so it closes the gap between the A321 and the A330. In addition that would reduce the overlapping with the A220.
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  1377. Single aisle long haul designs are the New Planes.
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  1378. Or NASA is little more than a CGI factory. They always seem a few years away from going "back" to the Moon.
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  1379. No way if it’s Boeing I’m not going ,Airbus no Fuss
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  1380. This reminds me in many ways of the concept of using the Empire State building as an airship dock or having smart highways where stationary human traffic controllers remote pilot groups of cars (that concept was from the 60s I believe). 20th century engineers had a habit of forgetting to consider the practicalities of having humans actually operate the designed systems in real-world scenarios. Kudos to Martin Co's engineers for realizing that pilots would have a lot of trouble trying to land on the deck of a swaying ship but that manually position-corrected platform concept was just wild! I mean, we could probably design something like this today with high-precision position sensors, wind compensation, and guidance algorithms running on a GHz processor doing trillions of calculations per second, but even that would be challenging. Doing that manually would have likely made this system one of the deadliest aircraft to land in military aviation history.
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  1381. Fantastic video!! đŸ’ȘđŸŒ
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  1382. Hooters... It's a breastaurant!
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  1383. Losing sight of one's core business activities and rerouting billions of dollars into outdoing the competition has taken a toll on many companies whose greed overrode good judgement! Irrespective of their financial losses, to betray 10,000 dedicated staff is utterly despicable!
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  1384. Heyyyyyyyyyyyyy I'm a really big fan of your work 😊😊
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  1385. Airbus and Boeing should jointly build Gundam
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  1386. “One of the largest aircraft ever designed” laughs in Lockheed CL-1201
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  1387. do hyperloop next
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  1388. i have to wonder how many deep-pocket business fliers will still be booking tickets in a post-covid world.. we're all learning to phone it in from anywhere to anywhere
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  1389. I wasn't expecting a real life ace combat 7 arsenal bird
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  1390. Am I saying Mach right in this video? I looked it up but to my tongue it doesn't sound right! Hope you enjoy the video today :) More next week!
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  1391. notification squad!
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  1392. Yeah, I couldn't believe it, when i saw your subscribercount for the first time a few weeks ago. You're content is amazing, and I don't understand, why there are so few people, who watch it. Keep up the great work!! :D
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  1393. It would be nice to see a small widebody (with 220-270 seating) making comeback to the market. Back then in the 70s and 80s, all widebodys were notably smaller than the 747s (apart from 747SP). A300/A310 and 767 were some of the perfect example. But when the A330, A340 and 777 were introduced in the 90s, those aircraft are almost the same size as the 747s (even A340-600 and 777-300 are longer than the 747-400). With 757 (and even 767) and A300/A310 left the market, it leaves a void space on 220-270 seats aircraft market. It would be nice to see brand new widebody aircraft with the size of A310.
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  1394. in fact, every supersonic plane project today is a trijet! We are going back to trijets!
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  1395. How did the guy commented 1 day before the video was even uploaded
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  1396. Is it true that there's Found and Explained on IMDb?
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  1397. Can you do a video on the Soviet Ayaks plane?
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  1398. Dad designs super cargo transport kid: accidentally draws on blue print so the kid re draws it from his memory
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  1399. Nothing like coming home and finding a video from this incredible channel, fresh out of the oven. By the way, could you talk about some airplane projects that were made here in Argentina? Like the Pulqui 1 and 2. And I even got to read about a hypersonic airplane project, although I'm not sure about that. And many other interesting projects done here in Argentina in those years. After the end of World War II, many Germans fled to this part of the world, where they came up with their own ideas for airplanes, among them were, The Horten Brothers!! In the end, most of the projects came to nothing, because the government had other concerns and few funds were allocated, a pity. I still think it would be very interesting if you talked about these issues and also could show how many countries in this region could be great nations if they wanted to. I still believe that there is still hope if we propose it and we vote well and we strive to improve and expel these jets (word used in Argentina to say to the Thieves). PDST: Greetings from Argentina and good luck!!.
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  1400. Man you are on fire! đŸ”„đŸ”„ You'll get to 100k subs and you deserve a lot more! Please consider a video about the YB-49
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  1401. Imagine the length of runway needed for this plane.
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  1402. I actually flew MGM’s DC8 to LAX. Memories. I’m surprised you haven’t done one on Air Atlanta of the 80’s
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  1403. Thanks that was my mistake!
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  1404. Imagine the shouting 120kg gym guy doing his leg day in a plane like this, throwing the weights and such. Would be awesome.
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  1405. No thanks the planes that they exported in the past got grounded and fell apart in Nepal
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  1406. In 1953, I was in the Navy, stationed @ Adak, Alaska. I got a 30 day "leave" and went NORTH to my home in Fairbanks, Alaska. My Dad owned "The Elbow Room" bar on 2nd Ave in downtown. At the back of the bar was a big circle area where 6 to 8 could sit and see each other. Test pilots from different aircraft Cos. hung out there in the evenings. One night I'm sweeping peanut shells into my apron when one of the guys said, "Hey, would you like to see some airplanes tomorrow?" My answer was a loud "SURE!!!!!!!!" So at 8 AM I'm at the hangar check-in and get in like it's a movie theater, not a place where SECRET AIRCRAFT are testing. When I walked into the hangar, a big thing is blocking my view so I look under it and see an F-80 sitting on the other side of the hangar, then I looked up, and this monster, the XF-102 is what I'm under, and on the other side of it was the XF-101. I got to sit in both of'm. When I got back to Adak and told guys about them, they said something like, "Ray, you've got to change beers because the stuff you're drinking is screwing up your mind. I'd like to have seen their faces when those planes became public.
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  1407. Because it's wagging it's tail? 😁
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  1408. This is really amazing!
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  1409. Ohh! It's the Northrop Grumman YB-49! (Or something else) Because it kinda resembles the YB-49.
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  1410. I’ve ridden the monorail at Disney world many times and I’ve ridden a few monorails at certain airports
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  1411. This is SOOOOOOO HUGE đŸ€Ż
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  1412. with Boeing's appalling build quality it's just as well they didn't proceed with it
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  1413. Your gun goes pew pew, my gun goes BRRRRTTT
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  1414. He never misses the chance of teasing MUSTARD đŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł
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  1415. “717!” 😂 12:02
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  1416. Look like a photoshop of a skytrain and a boeing engine
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  1417. I feel the need for
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  1418. Cant wait, your videos always brighten my day!
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  1419. Really good video. YouÂŽre totally underrated.
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  1420. Lol, Did you actually write the video script in the description? Great Video Tho.
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  1421. We need the American Version!!
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  1422. NEVER! I refuse to fly with a plane that killed hundres of people with know flaws. It should never be allowed in the air, EVER! I stick to the other types from boeing and airbus
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  1423. I'm glad you mentioned the B-2 and how Jack Northrop was shown it less than a year before he died. He recognized his baby .
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  1424. Ohhhh helll nawww never flying in a made in China plane
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  1425. Biden should really try to change the new livery cause it looks exactly like trumps private jet’s livery
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  1426. Wow a large plane this will be perfect for the future but i thing we need a electrical engines because there are 6 engine it will become more louder and burn a lot of fuel
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  1427. Brave of you to upload this late ahaha
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  1428. 5:54 trump lie's like he does today
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  1429. Tupolev Tu-404 Not Found
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  1430. First vid I’ve seen, subbed!
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  1431. People be saying this plane but me, I'm different I say E
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  1432. I Love the video/live stream keep it up
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  1433. Suggestion: A video about the Dornier Do 335 Pfeil/Arrow?
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  1434. Dude i swear some american tech that looks "Futuristic" are literally old as heck!
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  1435. Yum pizza 😋
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  1436. P-40 Warhawks on a carrier deck at 7:45. This was probably footage of the 325th Fighter Group aboard the USS Ranger. A year earlier, the 33rd FG participated in OP Torch aboard a CVE using P-40s.
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  1437. thank you comment section for not making this politcal, its very refreshing to see
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  1438. the start of your sponsor segment was so creative i watched the whole sponsor segment
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  1439. How long did it take to animate the ground?
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  1440. At 1:32 The guy on the right with the brimmed hat, has he ever put earplugs in before?
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  1441. Caugh “Phoenix lights” caugh
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  1442. You make good videos! Great work
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  1443. It’ll take many years to regain trust of the public, but most people likely will forget about it. The airlines that lost airplanes are not US domestic airlines.
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  1444. "a" mistake? LOL Come on, don't make me laugh! Airbus have been making mistakes all along the way ever since they started LOL Funny joke... Loved it!
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  1445. Imagine your plane is running out of fuel and this thing saved the day
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  1446. I found this video to be interesting, informative and entertaining, with clear, relevant imagery and good narration.Subscribed.
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  1447. We didnt expect a meme in a middle of Military documentary.....
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  1448. “Flying aircraft” isn’t that redundant ?
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  1449. Love the video, thank you, but! in a couple of places in the video the Arrow's were called prototypes when in fact they all came off the production line, 5 were complete, 1 was getting ready for its first flight with the new engines, there were about 4 or 5 on the production line and there were parts and components in stock that just had to be assembled and the total count would have been 35 Arrows. So it wasn't 6 aircraft destroyed, it was 35 --- just disgusting.
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  1450. Looks like a Convair Kingfish! Neat
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  1451. Wow, i love this channel! Very refreshing to watch, and different in a good way from the other boring ones! Thanks for sharing this video!
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  1452. I think you could fly now, the only issue with this plane is the MCAS, all Boeing needed to do was update the MCAS system and train the pilots on how to disable the MCAS and add new safety features like, for example; if the plane's MCAS is too violent, it will cancel every command that the rogue MCAS is putting.
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  1453. Comments from Biden and trump followers in 3...2...1
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  1454. Great channel, thank you!
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  1455. Note the image of the MGM grand is the one built in the 90s. Not the one from earlier.
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  1456. They should just call it the mig-21. That would sound so cool.
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  1457. I can’t wait to fly again I’m looking forward to flying the A320 and or 737/8
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  1458. There is an unbuilt one with the fuselage complete, shouldn't take too long to rebuild it as Ukraine want to build it.
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  1459. The Chinese are smart: they asked Boeing and Airbus to build their order in China at the time where they ordered 200 airplanes at a time. The workers in Chinese factories were engineers. They learned everything and now they are on their own, working for a newly made Chinese firm. In 30 years, there will be no more Boeing or Airbus. The Chinese will lead the industry.
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  1460. Its not "The Concorde" just Concorde. Why can't people get it correct?
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  1461. I like this channel, but I really wish you'd get a handle on the pronunciation of names. I have no idea how Zimmerman became "Zinnamon" 😀
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  1462. I just realized he's only at like 67 k. The quality is that of a channel at 1 million imo. Let's get him to 69 k first lol
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  1463. You should do some videos about SpaceX, your virgin galactic video did really well. So I think that a SpaceX video would be popular
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  1464. I remember the videos when you've just started the channel. Holy darn you've improved so much!
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  1465. It will always be the proper concept, going into the future, and yes, faster but safely!!
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  1466. This was a beautiful aircraft
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  1467. So.............passenger harrier?
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  1468. Back in the 50/60's today not so much.
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  1469. Boeing: we have new cost cutting idea for the newly proposed future aircraft? FAA: How? another new MCAS Or unmanned pilot systems? Boeing: No, we just need only to turn our aircraft codes middle number 3 to Anticlockwise and call it as 7'M'7. This will save every lives in the next new flight. FAA: Sounds fantastic to us👍
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  1470. I think he renders them himself, like Mustard. If yes, we are watching a legend
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  1471. Damn boo he thick
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  1472. Airplanes are my favorite topic! And the A380 is the most magnificent aircraft ever! Pity that this is a marvelous piece of engineering that is already old. It should have been launched, at least, a decade ago.
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  1473. Great quality content, I just discovered your channel and I'm glad I did ! No doubt it will succeed even more
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  1474. No offence its a nice and informative video but your wrong. Airbus has the A319 and the A320 acting as a higher capacity option to the A220 and with the A321 they are looking to utilise the newer extra range of the A319, A220 and the A321 to operate long range routes with lower demand like London Gatwick to Halifax or St John's. A market that only really uses Boeings 737 family. Further more the new A220-500 (if it happens) will just be like the first generation A321 (a higher capacity varient of the A220) and won't take over the market occupied by the A320 family as airbus is switching them to longer range flights.
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  1475. Haha, I can't believe you incorporated that square cube joke into your video. nice one! :D <3
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  1476. That's a quick upload time.
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  1477. Can you do a video about the Antonov An-218?
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  1478. Why monorails are terrible in the united states... not the world.
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  1479. 1:58 That Air Canada flight deck window.
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  1480. 5 - 10 yrs , nobody'll be laughing at China. It maybe the other way round !
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  1481. I love the 3d graphics on this show, are they 'drawn' from scratch or imported from other sources? if home-made what software is used?
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  1482. Ah yes the harrier 747
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  1483. keep the iconic paint job
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  1484. Your videos are awesome 😀😀
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  1485. Found and explained? More found and loved (by me) great job man
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  1486. Are you sure making a nuclear powerd, city sized flying mass would create peace..?
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  1487. 2:14 1953 maybe? Eisenhower wasn’t president in 1962 (nor in 1952)
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  1488. Boeing had dope & unique lookin' aircrafts back in the 50s they're possibly still kind of new & up-to-date.
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  1489. He said "it won't be a fuel guzzling jet". He meant that it will have much better fuel burn than the Concord and explains that.
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  1490. At 6:22 , there's a great fun thing. When you just the plane in half, the 1 crew member out of 2 right behind the cockpit started hanging 😂. Great attention to detail 👌
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  1491. The gotha aircraft was the first ram jet 😂
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  1492. Love the new format.. Keep it! 👍
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  1493. Found and explained gave me the courage to start my own channel. It is a "this day is History" channel featuring famous and bizarre aircraft alike I so far have done the Mig 21, the Beechcraft starship and the Martin B 10 Bomber Your channel is very inspiring, Found and Explained; good job
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  1494. The nfl should be mad at him be mad at si for saying that it worth a million dallar
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  1495. B E L K A N W I T C H C R A F T Still perplexed why Mustard missed this one...
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  1496. The problem was, when noise level was reduced, engine efficiency would also decrease with it, making the design itself redundant. Would need either a major redesign or a new type of engine.
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  1497. Keep Air Force One's color scheme. Trump's colors are done in poor taste
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  1498. đŸ‘đŸ» this is how a good Saturday starts.
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  1499. Any ideas that Boeing come with will be but with scrutiny after all that has happened will the flying public be able to trust Boeing not to put short cuts again for profit to get ahead of the superior competition these are the questions that people will ask so Boeing need to get they act together before it can even think of building or bringing any new aircraft to the market
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  1500. RIP AN225
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  1501. Oh no why am I here
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  1502. Interesting video. I would like to see a video about full scale mock-ups like the one that was built for the American competitor for the Concorde. It never made past the mock-up stage.
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  1503. Sadly, if it's Boeing I ain't going
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  1504. Your animations are getting very good, but that landing was a bit scuffed lol
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  1505. Please make some episodes based on trains
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  1506. I think they will have to fucos on a flying saucer that can travel in a lightning speed and can change its course In any direction just like a billiard ball. It's a 💯 percent game changer.
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  1507. In some political alternate history where Russia remains in good terms with the west and somehow this plane is built, then their is a very real chance that Moscow and not Dubai/Doha becomes the main hub for East to west travel between North America/Europe and Asia.
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  1508. One Web’s gateway in Talkeetna, Alaska has been sitting idle since they declared bankruptcy.
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  1509. Interesting.
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  1510. Thumbs up for the sick video. Sick meaning good 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  1511. The sixth generation next generation air defense fighter (FA-X) has already been prototyped and flown in less than 5 years . So why wouldn't this already be flying ? If you think you know what The Skunk the Scorpion or the Phantom , or even DARPA for that matter , is doing you're wrong .
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  1512. Me too btw I am Zedaph on discord and I luv mustard and you also :)
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  1513. Great Video! Make a video about the Sea Dragon
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  1514. I think that if the A350-800 was build it would surely been the Airbus Dreamliner
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  1515. Anything he puts his hands on turns to gold?
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  1516. I very clearly remember when I was 12 years old seeing the TV news report that the U.S. Senate turned down federal financing for the Boeing SST. I was very disappointed!
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  1517. You keep getting better. Nice work! đŸ‘ŒđŸ»
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  1518. The starting scene reminded me of mustard
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  1519. Brilliant video, keep it up Nick!
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  1520. This is my favorite aviation channel thanks for the upload
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  1521. "-That was cute" (Reimar Horten after the construction of the I.Ae. 38 Naranjero prototype, a four-engine flying wing specialized in the transport of ... oranges) Greetings from Argentina from a fan of unbuilt aircraft projects.
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  1522. The question is that does this plane automatically crash? Likr the max
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  1523. AntĂłnov An-225.
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  1524. And now they're both gone. :/
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  1525. I think a "Boeing 767 max" would be the fastest solution for Boeing. Put some newer engines on there and maybe bring it out by 2025. The production line isn't closed yet!
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  1526. Of course China ripped off something successful that some other country created. That's what it does best!!!
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  1527. How sonic booms upsets people?? It gives me goosebumps ....😍😍
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  1528. 0:03 Inboard engine on the right wing is definitely gonna need to be checked out at the terminal lol. Engineers gonna have a heart attack I can feel it.
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  1529. Great content pal. I am myself a pilot. I am well impressed of all your videos and streams. I never chat with you because sometimes I am in the air, and watching your streams while crusing. I am retiring at the end of October this year. I am getting too old. I see you got discord I will join soon.
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  1530. Imagine if this beast and the AC 130 had a baby. You could mount a rail gun on that bad boy
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  1531. I got you ram
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  1532. The 11s and 747s are going to be "in the chat" long after those 380s are beer cans.
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  1533. I will never fly on the MAX. After the 787 fiasko and now the MAX disaster, I do not trust Boeing or the authorities anymore. I can’t be 100% certain what is on the airplane I’m flying, so I will gladly choose the A320neo or older 737 instead of the MAX.
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  1534. This aircraft need different infrastructure for airports like long runway, wide taxi way and huge parking appron.
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  1535. I wouldn't even buy a Chinese car, why would I want to ride a Chinese aircraft?
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  1536. why not just build a space battleship lol
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  1537. imagine in the near future if russia became the factory of planes and then they develop this
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  1538. Back in the golden age of air travel, you didn't have the thrill of airport employees beating the shit out of you on United Airlines. And when smoking was allowed, the air in the plane was constantly recycled with fresh air - today the airlines save money by recirculating the same, stale air during the entire flight and contagious diseases spread like wildfire around the globe. Ahhhhh, the modern age of travel, so wonderful.
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  1539. I hear those things are awfully loud.
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  1540. Hope YouTube recommend your videos more often so you reach more people... Your videos are amazing!!
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  1541. I found somehow it has a much elegant wing design compare to a380s, look at that BWB design.
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  1542. 3:52 The baby looks more of a big brother and the big brother looks like a baby
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  1543. It's so fking beautiful
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  1544. But will it blend?!
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  1545. I'll say this, I truly enjoy your content, but you couldn't be anything more than wrong. Modern air travel is a horrible, uncomfortable s***show. Let me explain why. 1) Cheapness: While traveling is becoming more and more accessible to your average Joe, it comes at a HUGE price. And that price is a good, quality product. What I mean is that cheapness is horrible. The materials used to build these aircraft are of less quality, the interiors are almost 90% cheap white plastic, and the ever growing number of seats in smaller cabins are nothing more than deplorable. 2) Entertainment: Boo hoo. There were no fancy, retina-burning screens behind EVERY seat back then. So what? Why this need to have a screen in front of our face 24/7? When I fly, I NEVER use IFE. I entertain myself by listening to podcasts or music and reading. And I am only 21 years old. People back then found ways to pass the time. But with the introduction of personal IFE, we have become such short thinking creatures that we've almost completely lost our ability to even hold conversations longer than 7 seconds. Because of modern tech, we've become insanely bored. 3) Food: Todays modern meals are almost always nothing short of TV dinners in terms of quality. Very few airlines truly offer real food. 4) Comfort: There is absolutely nothing comfortable about modern air travel. aircraft seats have gotten so thin, small and cheap that literally lawn chairs are more comfortable. Even business and first class seats cushions are almost near hard solid on most airlines. And lavatories are so small now that my midget friend had trouble fitting inside one. I could write a whole book on this, but I'm short on time. Airlines have become so incredibly cheap and lazy that REAL passenger comfort isn't a top 100 priority (assuming it is at all) anymore. I truly detest modern aviation and aircraft. Aircraft built/designed between 1930 and 1990 are truly the best. I still have yet to meet a frequent flier like myself who disagrees with me. That includes airline staff.
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  1546. Today the jetliners suck. I have been on airplanes since I was a child. I flew the 747 the year it was introduced. That was one of the best planes I have had the chance to fly in. The next on the list would be the L1011. The L1011 was a wide body triple jet engine plane. I am pretty sure that it could hold the amount of people that this new plane was going to hold. If you live long enough you can see what is old is new again. đŸ˜€âœŒïž
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  1547. How the hell do you make such high quality videos in such a short time?
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  1548. The most beautiful and sexy plane ever built. Period.
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  1549. Clickbait title, I thought you were above this.
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  1550. it's stuff like this that makes me wish the Goodyear inflatable planes were formally adopted, so that a submarine could surface and deploy a special ops team with inflatable planes. it'd be like an SAS wet dream.
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  1551. Ah yesss... The islands of Bali, Thailand, Vietnam, and China
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  1552. Wait?! is the PAK DA out already ?
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  1553. China have not even completed building the above planes and the west have already started their negative campaign. Shame on you..... Whatever, the same vicious campaigns were launched against Chinese mobiles in 2000s and today almost third of the world is using their phone! I am also writing this comment from a Huawei phone😁.. Cry harder west and Indians.
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  1554. Great bio on Trump airlines. Well done and thank you for the info. Interesting and noted that Trump's tune has never changed. Suck in investor suckers to invest in a badly thought out idea, trash your competitors and trash yourself and your brand. There was never any value in what he was doing here. Long Haul is different from short haul, where speed and efficiency is everything.
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  1555. if those double seats start rolling out, be preapred for a a huge backlash., it wont happen. theres a minimum of dignity you need to treat customers and already dragging people off and fights from lack of space is at maximum level., this will not fly. people will stand up against it. thats what I need someone farting right in front of my face while falling asleep
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  1556. Donald Trump has no luck to ride on the new Air Force One
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  1557. -2 dislikes, so who broke it
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  1558. Looks like FedEx and UPS have themselves available a whole new fleet of airplanes to pick from. I’m never getting on another Boeing aircraft again...pathetic management
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  1559. I don't know why I am watching and trying to do some economics with costs and possible revenues of airplanes. But I am here!
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  1560. Airbus will definitely have a A350neo and a XLR version.
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  1561. Hehe! This is crazy I don't believe its true!
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  1562. I'm good don't think I'll be getting on any Boeing aircraft ever again.
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  1563. I get extra happy whenever i see you upload
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  1564. 3:12 Is that TriebflĂŒgel 3D model I see 👀
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  1565. People need to see ur channel, just a bit of animation tweaking and you'll be a very successful youtuber
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  1566. Lets be very clear. Bombardier made the Cseries. Airbus didnt. They bought and called it the A220.
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  1567. wanted to quickly leave a suggestion for a plane to look at, The BI-1 if it wasn't already looked at
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  1568. These are the channels of this channel. Major competitors! List of competitors. Skyships Eng Mustard Megaprojects Sideprojects The Atomic Cafe Armor Cast Ed Nash,s Military Matters I hope the information will be useful for Channel development. Definitely!
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  1569. I would like if you would make video about Avrocar flying saucer!
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  1570. Agree
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  1571. Update and fact : Laz month November 2020, China successfully tested their own supersonic engine ( faster than the speed of sound ) for commercial plane ( a global first ). If successfully commercialized, aviation will be faster and have shorter travelling time.
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  1572. Loved making this one!
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  1573. Are you from Australia?
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  1574. I am waiting for mega submarine video When it will come.......
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  1575. Basically flat MiG-31.
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  1576. Hey man, I love your videos
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  1577. No idea why -- but I love it . I want one .
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  1578. instead of all this fuss, just buy an airbus
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  1579. With Delta Express the price was right but the seats got redone with exceedingly dense foam. The crew looked like they hated their jobs but they were flying the 737-200 which was safer than the corner cutting 800's and Max's of today.For short runs we need more trains and far less planes truth be told.
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  1580. I think the reason behind this lack of innovation is risk avoidance... Building aircrafts is a very risky business type that relies on the airlines acceptance of new designs, also if you're going to build a totally clean sheet design, you'll be applying previously unproven technologies. The simplest example is the 747, that aircraft almost bankrupted Boeing when it was created, but it turned out to be a very successful risk and airlines bought it
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  1581. Trouble is most things Richard Branson has any involvement with usually turn out to be mostly publicity stunts so I wont be holding my breath waiting for a Mach 3 Supersonic aircraft I think the name for most of his projects is Bullshit.
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  1582. I am a fan of your work. And have been waiting anxiously for your next video. One suggestion, can u do videos of some unbuilt modern fighter aircrafts. Such as the proposed F-16IN, F-15SE, RAH-66 Comanche etc. I guess material on these projects would be easily available. With love from Pakistan đŸ‡”đŸ‡°
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  1583. De Hell-a-van... Script, wtf.
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  1584. Another awesome video👍
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  1585. Looks well aerodynamic plane.
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  1586. nobody: people still waiting for a non-plane found and explained video: 💀
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  1587. Gotta wonder if Gerry Anderson maybe got his inspiration for Thunderbird 1 from the Leduc.
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  1588. I love this guy's videos🎉
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  1589. As a Dougloid I was thrilled to see the footage you included of the Long Beach plant. I'll never forget seeing the 'Fly DC Jets' sign on Lakewood Boulevard as I drove into work.
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  1590. The Air Force is doing something similar with the Rapid Dragon program. The air craft the cargo plane will deploy is a cruise missile(s). I can imagine that somewhere down the road, the Rapid Dragon concept will be applied to strike drones as well. Instead of deploying multiple cruise missiles, multiple well armed drones could be deployed that could all be controlled by a F-35 that is in the area....
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  1591. This video is flawed, every problem with monorails is manageable and solvable, he even compared them to subways which cost 10x more!!
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  1592. @William Marten I'm more a Bbq sauce type of guy
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  1593. Love the video, but your pronuncialtion of Bombardier really grates
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  1594. Get on with an American pilot in a minute. Not a 3rd World discount carrier.
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  1595. When’s part 2 coming? I loved this video!
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  1596. This is selective truth at it's finest. I was one of the Eastern employees who lost their career when a corporate raider (they used to call them that then) name Frank Lorenzo gutted first Continental airlines, then used that company against Eastern to cannibalize it.. If anything, Trump's purchase of the shuttle at least allowed some people to keep their jobs for a little longer. The passage of time frequently does water down the truth. Those who were there will always remember. What happened here has been used as a case study for many business schools on how not to do it. In fact, it was so bad, that the DOJ actually banned Frank Lorenzo for life from ever operating again in the airline business again. But Orange Man bad, eh?
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  1597. These videos are just like Mustard, I love it. Keep up the good work, Nick.
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  1598. OMG the X-22 is from the 60's, would it kill you to do 10 seconds of research?
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  1599. Hi, sir Any new Idea or new planes for me it has to come from Airbus there are trusted Aircraft builders . Boeing has lost their way and just can be trusted to build a safe aircraft any more so when looking for new Ideas I looking for an Airbus plane for the future
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  1600. It sad there was never a truly full length double decker version of the 747. I would have become a huge fan of the 747X for its passenger capacity, cargo capacity, military service, and be used as an air tanker for battling wild fires. The 747 is my all time favorite airplane, I wish it would continue to stay in the skies for more years to come.
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  1601. Hey! Found im very interested about the latvian plane program called "VEF I- sieries" Can you please make a video about it? Because Latvia had one of the best early plane manufacturers but theres none today sadly.
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  1602. A few years ago I saw Ann article with a rumor that United could get it to replace there 747s and increase capacity from 777 on some routes. Some of the 747 routes were sfo-nrt sfo-hnl sfo-hkg sfo-lhr sfo-fra sfo-pvg sfo-pek sfo-sin ewr-lhr ewr-nrt ewr-fra ewr-hkg ord-lhr ord-nrt. Instead United chose the 777-300er and 787 wich is a good choice.
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  1603. I first glanced at it and thought it was a 747, but now that I actually look at it, it is a tri-jet+747. That’s cool, I wish they were real.
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  1604. “eSpecialy” not “eXpecially” Patreon supporters are called “patrons” not “patreons”.
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  1605. Oh wow it's impressive that you posted a new video so quickly after the previous one. It gives me something new to look forward to every couple of days or so
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  1606. I'm convinced your a Russian spy
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  1607. Copy paste from boeing and airbus, i will not ride to chinese made aircrafr because made in china is unsafe 😂
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  1608. Found & Explained : Does it work? Me : No Him : Why? Me : No (because whoever watched the deck III video he will understand)
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  1609. Hahaha, an airplane made in China. Me - no thanks.
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  1610. You know the drill by now

 I am once again humbly requesting a Bugatti 100p Video. (#18)
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  1611. At least the aircraft became the B1 bomber.
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  1612. “Anything he touches turns into gold”... fools gold.
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  1613.  @weldonwin  I am Australian and I don't have those issues with pronunciation, although dyslexia could certainly explain it, apologies to my fellow Aussie if that is indeed the case.
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  1614. I saw purple vent
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  1615.  @jullienricot930  Of course not creativity isn't profitable
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  1616. Shot down by Canadian Safety Standards as there is not enough doors to escape!
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  1617. I, for one, would enjoy being deployed into my vacation spot like a strategic warhead.
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  1618. please use metric units instead of body parts
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  1619. WTF? Biggest NEVER BUILT - MC-21 is build and about to enter production? What at FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF!???????????????
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  1620. That was a beautiful aircraft and so impressive
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  1621. There will be required many yrs. of testing. Electric has no future in large planes over 50 passengers.
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  1622. While the overland train didnt have a transmission, it did appear to have a single speed gear box
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  1623. I seriously would step on any aircraft built in china, leave it to the experts.
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  1624. I think the double production line thing is the reason why this isn't a problem, it solves a demand issue without turning away customers, even if Airbus doesn't make as much on the planes Bombardier builds.
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  1625. WAY TO GO CHINA, MAKE THE YANKS DO BETTER, design errors causing loss of aircraft
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  1626. Tickets are way more expensive in the USA than Europe. I flew Stansted to Biarritz return for ÂŁ10 once, and Manchester to Oslo for ÂŁ40 return. Luton to posnan was ÂŁ35 etc.
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  1627. Woah this looks epic!
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  1628. George Benson mentioned your channel . Looks interesting, 1 new sub coming your way...good luck .
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  1629. This channel is do underrated! Subbed!
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  1630. I love your videos! Having worked for LH Cargo for well over 20 years, I especially love the 74F videos. Just one question. When you say upper and lower decks, are you meaning the crew area as the upper deck, and the main cargo area as the lower deck? We called the cockpit deck the flight deck, and the main deck was where we could load 10 or 20ft containers and the like. The lower deck was where the LD-3's and pallets up to 65in tall could be loaded.
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  1631. Your animation skills are amazing!
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  1632. I think some redesign would be prudent, as the engine size and further forward position caused the requirement for MCAS. To increase size of landing gear to move engines farther back under wing would remove the COG issue and remove the need for MCAS. What would have cost more, all the money they lost from cancelled orders plus penalty by FAA or redesign and retooling? just a thought.
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  1633. There is no anime in this video. YAY! I don't know what you played during the wait for the stream but I really hope it wasn't copyrighted stuff. Got weebos with anime addiction problems watching docs on war machines. War history and Anime fans strike me as VERY different type of people.
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  1634. I like how he had to confirm in the title that it was a real idea
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  1635. Ah yes,it was called the golden age but sadly it wasn't as well, you'll probably get 2nd hand smoking, hijackings were very common but there were some benifits of flying in this time,better food,more luxuries
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  1636. You really need to pay attention to the information you are giving out in this video which has some errors in it. Listen to 3.51 as you talk about United Airlines.
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  1637. 1.83 gigawatts. Wow! That's more than the 1.21 gigawatts needed to power the flux capacitor and travel through time.
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  1638. Would love to fly the MAX again, she is beautiful. (Also I heared the plane is being sale for really cheap, so if you want to start an airline, consider the MAX)
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  1639. Love the video mate, but you pronounced Iker Casillas wrong. Anyway, keep making videos like this!
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  1640. Nice video
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  1641. Cool video I love this channel do a video on the TU 144 Please
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  1642. I'm glad it was never built because that is a really dumb idea.
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  1643. So essentially we have on this market the: - A220 - A320 - B737 - MC21 - C919
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  1644. can you do a video on the other blackbird designs?
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  1645. This feels like the 7J7, a plane you also did a video on.
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  1646. Channels grow exponentially, it can take as long to get from 100 subs to 1000 subs as it does to go from 100k to 1mil. His channel has only recently turned 2 years old so its grown in quality and in fandom pretty quickly
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  1647. My favourite on Strikers 1945
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  1648. And personnel don moon suits while handling it.
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  1649. 45's livery looks identical to aeroflot
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  1650. I think propfan development should be continued. I mean we can work on the noise level, so why not?
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  1651. Sayonara Myria Antonov An-225 😱 Rest in peace 1988 - 2022
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  1652. Comac is better than both Boeing and Airbus hahahaha 😂😂 Also, it's more like a copy of Bombardier CRJ tho
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  1653. Chinese people are very hard working of the world!!! But Americans scare with Chinese developments and progress
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  1654. dude your channel is epic but 6% is NOT ENOUGH I really hope you get more like me :)
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  1655. I like the embraer pulse and the otto aviation celera 500l
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  1656. The Boeing 2707 could have been the 'Perfect Aircraft' It was already on its way to revolutionase the aviation industy with many Airlines lining up to buy it and it would have been a true rival for the Concorde but that reality never materialized
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  1657. Strikers 1945!
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  1658. You brought us further Mriya ♄
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  1659. Mriya will be always in our hearts! ❀
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  1660. It's funny that I found this channel by your monorail video and started watching since then.
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  1661. This guy has not changed a bit - back then as for today keeps telling stories about safety, how great he is, and how he never failed to communicate the truth. He did not get riched by paying back any of the loans - instead, bankruptcy was a common thing to have in his vocabulary.
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  1662.  @FoundAndExplained  tyvm đŸ›«
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  1663. Very nice video, thank you!
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  1664.  @FoundAndExplained  daddy đŸ„ș pls come back home
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  1665. UK should build mag-lev trains
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  1666. Don’t call me Shirley
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  1667. Even then he was either a lair or delusional, a foreshadow of things to come, that we see reached their worse on January 6, 2021 with his speech before the storming of the U.S. Capital.
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  1668. So is this plane classified as a supersonic trijet,that's a first I guess
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  1669. Not a mistake at all..just fits in the gap between the A220 and A350, overlapping the A220 more. The A220-A350 gap is the emerging market for manufactures and the A320 is too small and too old. The A220 allows Airbus to replace the A320 with something a bit bigger that will nail the market the 757 used to dominate.
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  1670. Great video! First one I've seen on your channel and im surprised you only have 8.5k subs. Now on the topic of never/yet to be made large aircraft heres a few suggestions I have. Tu-304 - Started as a design concept in the 90s with a twin engine design and now being worked on as a quad jet design. I believe its kept its 2-X-3-2 triple isle configurationg through its life but I'm not sure. Reason the x is there is I've seen it depitected in models as a 3 and 4. I belive its called the Frigate Ecojet now. MD12 - Deffinitely a well know one. McDonnel Douglas's proposed awnser to the 747 and was a doubledecker that I belive was a bit smaller in capacity than the current a380. A380-900 Proposed stretch of the a380-800 that was never built. A380F - Proposed a380 freighter that actually recieved ~25 orders which were obviously cancelled. Boeing RC1 - From the early 70s and was thought up to transport oil and other natural resources as opposed to using a pipeline from places like alaska. Was designed to carry 2.3 mil lbs of cargo and had 12 of the jt9d engines that powered many of the early widebody era including the 747 and the dc10. All of the above are just large aircraft. Theres a whole host of very large groudn effect machiens that were designed by almost every large aircraft manufacturer in the world not listed thatd be interesting as well.
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  1671. Prepare Nimbus launch.
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  1672. Top video sir 👍
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  1673. Wait, that was a REAL concept? Not just something made up for plot convenience! Full credit to the Marvel guys, they did their homework with that one!
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  1674. I like Found and Explained's topics bit the accuracy in his videos always leaves me questioning how much this guy knows. Not a barrell roll and pronunciation of DeHavilland are obvious issues. Always a few in each F&E video.
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  1675. Well, the A400M is a passenger plane. My old buddies take off with it on the regular. Apparently it's not very comfortable though, because they keep jumping out mid-flight.
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  1676. I just clicked on this and I was like "wat" when I saw the title.
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  1677. I could see a market for 200-400 units, but extremely unlikely 2000 units - that is pure fantasy. The ONLY routes where such a plane makes any sense are those, like New York - London where 90%+ of the route is over open ocean and without noise restrictions. 2020 has been a shakeup and wake-up year for global travel, and my crystal ball suggests that a significant part of the changes will be permanent. A return to the 'golden age' of flight, in terms of gold-star service and premium expectations is one of the things that I expect - If I am flying, I expect to be comfortable and have my needs and desires met. Cattlecars need not apply. (Though there will always be a demand for economy service, the volumes will not return to where they were prior to Jan 2020.)
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  1678. Really interesting video, thanks! Just for the record, IMHO, though I certainly appreciate the time and effort involved in doing the conversions, I think you can just stick to metric without alienating many of us (speaking as an American). The conversions are just awkward, especially given that the sizes quoted are so large as to be almost incomprehensible either in standard or metric. Conveying size to your audience is important though, so relating something like "500,000 kg" could be possible if you compare it to, say, the max takeoff weight of an A380 (544,000kg according to a quick google search, I'm not an expert!). Still astronomically huge, but far more relatable. Either way, thanks again, really enjoyed this.
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  1679. This sounds like too drastic of a change to that Type Certification and in light of the design changes on the Max and Boeing’s need to hide the performance change by using its secret MCAS system makes this design not something that could be called a 737.
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  1680. I just finished watching the video. It is high quality as usual, and I like theta you used a hybrid of 3D models and footage which is well balanced. I never knew about the A350-800, and thank you for opening my eyes to this concept from airbus.
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  1681. We will certainly see flying cities on Earth in the very near future. I have something coming up.
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  1682. Why are y’all putting hate on the A380?!! A plane is just a plane
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  1683. Love the videos. Keep up the good work Hope u make more aviation videos.
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  1684. Bungalow airspace hahahahaha
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  1685. Missile : what if i hit your side wing😳
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  1686. Early gang 👇
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  1687. Just have a one class arrangement of all First/Business class. Make it a palace of the skies since there's only one in existence. People would pay regardless for the experience.
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  1688. So you’ve got to take an extension lead on the plane so that when the planes going down your throat out the window it’s bound to catch on something as a tradie that’s what happens all the time
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  1689. Thats a much better way to put it together. We could also used the ICAO rating of A-F
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  1690. Boeing is the embodiment of why American manufacturing is in the toilet. Profit over passion.
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  1691. I remember the last flight of the concorde departing JFK in new york. I could hear that thing taking of all the way from Newark. Wonder how they are going to address this issue with this new plane.
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  1692. They should just start working on a clean sheet 737 successor right now that is larger than the A320. The top model should be the size of 757-200 and range of 767-200ER. Meanwhile they choose to either concede the sub-160 seat market completely to A220 or partner with Embraer for a proper 2+3 narrow body in the 110-160 seat range.
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  1693. Yeah I love found and explained
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  1694. I hope they keep the old baby blue color scheme from J.F.K. era. The new color scheme looks more like a commercial Trump Always! đŸ€”
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  1695. Project like this one, and the similarly cool Fairey Rotodyne, always strike me as being ideal for the Royal Navy, with their focus on V/STOL carriers like the Invincible- and Queen Elizabeth- classes. Unfortunately, the RN has been working so hard just to get a new carrier class that they probably don't have much politcal capital left to develop aircraft for it.
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  1696. РОССИЯ-СИЛА! ВСЕГДА БЫЛА, ЕСбЬ, И БУДЕб!!!
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  1697. I flew on a Trump charter 747 when I was in the Army in 1994 or 95. I was an officer so I rode in the first class section. Nice leather but many of the seat backs were broken so they either would not recline or would not lock upright. Several overhead bin doors would not latch. Made us wonder if maintenance was so bad would it be safe to fly. Flying from Hawaii to California was scary.
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  1698. The discontinuation of A380 proved that the market prefers point to point, smaller and efficient aircraft than a giant hub and spoke aircraft
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  1699. Nice video mate! Northrops XB-35 and YB-49 were built. And they have flied those years. They were not put into service, but still, they are not just concepts tho
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  1700. Queen of the skies absolute masterpiece perfect!
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  1701. Nice video. But the city in Alabama is pronounced "mo-BEEL", accent on the second syllable.
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  1702. Hi great video! Would love to hear the story of Caledonian airlines ..... used to be the Scottish one I recall as a kid
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  1703. 10:30 flat earthers..............
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  1704. pleas do one for halo
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  1705. I am living in Indonesia now after retirement from the USAF. I was a aircraft mechanic for 16 years and worked on both prop and jet engine planes.I think the long range combo engine would be good but at 30-35,000 ft. not to sure it would be as good as a turbo jet engine that are on aircraft today.
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  1706. This is such a good video!
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  1707. Dripped out with the flying platforms XD
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  1708. As I understand it, the primary driver for seeking ETOPS is so they can use the Beluga to transport items to the A320 Final Assembly Line in Alabama.
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  1709. Wishful dreaming! The current aviason climate doesnt allow this dreaming to become a reality.
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  1710. I want to go back in time and show Top Gun: Maverick to Leduc. Imagine his reaction when he sees the Dark Star
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  1711. Live stream ideas: interviews with plane manufacture future development, electric planes, carbon neutral fuel makers, nasa and EU future aviation projects (like clearskies2), supersonic jet builders, ultra longhaul trips and health, airport design,
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  1712. This video is incredible. Great work Sir 👍
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  1713. I was early
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  1714. Will never ride in a Chinese Jet. It will be nothing more than a cheap knock-off
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  1715. There is no way I would trust a plane made in china! Sorry but I value my life way more than that
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  1716. It can't fly over land due to problems of sonic boom so most of those examples will not fly
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  1717. 0:41: says Lockheed Martin built the Lockhead L-1011 TriStar 0:45: shows an MD-11 sketch while mentioning the DC-10
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  1718. I just found your Channel a week ago! I really like the Video!
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  1719. This plane could ONLY do mach .84? That's pretty good actually. The A320 can only do mach .82.
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  1720. Props to the Designer be makin this
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  1721. Just love these outrageous designs
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  1722. most modern narrow body on the planet
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  1723. Airplanes have so much unused space its crazy. Why not bunk beds?
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  1724. For the streams you could do something like Q&A, just chating or maybe playing a game like Microsoft Flight Simulator, DCS? Maybe?
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  1725. Let’s go, y’all should join the discord, Nick announced the video there first
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  1726. Either covid19 or 737 max will kill you if you travel!
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  1727. NOoooo! I will not fly in this aircraft. Take them off the market!
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  1728. AirBus just got, a better small aircraft from Bombardier for zip in the A220, it is a better aircraft than shrinking a A320, They get the tech, they get to sell far more air craft, they get the servicing and parts of more aircraft, and they get the extra profits. They get the benefits from Canada government subsidies, they get to manufacture in the US and they get more customers, and if one plant in Canada and US is competing against Toulouse, they get a bit of healthy internal competition. AirBus get a chance to dominate the hottest most competitive and largest sector in airline manufacture. What a problem? No problem. $$$$$$$$$$$ and €€€€€€€€€€,
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  1729. Weirder and weirder. Looking forward to another awesome video. Thanks!
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  1730. Well, looking at the numbers, only 55 B757-300 have been ordered and delivered, where the ret if the 1049 deliveries were variants of B757-200
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  1731. When I first saw the picture it looked like they had slapped a couple of the German JUMO engines under the fuselage of a DC3 😊.
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  1732. I hope they can restore it
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  1733. You never factored in Pilot Type Rating. A Pilot on the 318/319/320/321 can fly all of those with that Type Rating. Training and scheduling becomes a major player in this. Also the A220-100 was the first model... the -300 was the second release to market..
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  1734. Thank you for the amazing 3D animations!
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  1735. Sees this comment, looks at how many subscribers this channel has, SUBSCRIBED
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  1736. the wings look like the f5e freadom fighter plane
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  1737. Actually this one was personally created by me, nick, who isn’t logged into the right account. I made this but I had some help with the 3D animations. But it still took a good few days to do, 12-15 hours :(
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  1738. ✈Prostitute Airline🚀.
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  1739. Well that was umm.... informative.
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  1740. Nice work on the video. One day the algorithm God's will smile down upon you. Keep at it.
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  1741. As usual with the English, the tone on any Chinese achievement or aspiration is to set out a patronising narrative and then interject with negative subtexts. Very BBC! Here's one for your next video, explore the survival chances of Rolls Royce aero engines in view of Brexit and Covid. Why it needs to go around Asia begging for investors.
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  1742. model yf-12 based on the model of the SR-71 blackbird
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  1743. I'm glad you found and explained these concepts to us
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  1744. Interesting. Thx for sharing! Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉
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  1745. Did you recently update your graphics? They look great!
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  1746. Really liking this video! The intro is super smooth now, and the lack of echo is definitely appreciated. Your voice is a little quiet in comparison to the music, but it wasn't terribly so.
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  1747. is that the tank from GTA online?
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  1748.  @calvinl2149  I mean it looks most realistic because look at the Boeing 2707, wasn't looking realistic.
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  1749. Look a bit weird
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  1750. nice vid! I think that this plane would have a lot of potential if it was made.
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  1751. "Everything he puts his hands on just turns to gold",,, until his charity got disbanded for not using its funds for charity. Until his college was sued for not being an actual college. Until he got a casino and ruined that. A steak company,,, ummm, yeah that fell. Vodka company, fell. But hey, he wants to bring back jobs to America,,, by not returning any of the jobs his companies have to America and applying for migrant workers for his vineyards wooooooo. Trump.
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  1752. being an avgeek, i prefer longer flights in more comfort lol
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  1753. So, boeing laughed at airbus !...that backfired a little,...and you wouldn't get me on any chinese made plane either,..
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  1754.  @logical_volcel  But that very limit of coupling strength does not apply to the Land Train, as all of its wheels throughout the entire consist were powered, negating nearly all kinds of physical straining on the connections between the individual cars. And even the only real issue of sufficient power supply could've been countered by simply adding additional power plants down the line.
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  1755. It's like a backwards TU-95.
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  1756. Been waiting for this one! Loving this Channel
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  1757. Did you know that there is actually 2 Air Force 747s it’s called Air Force 1 only when the president gets on it
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  1758. Airbus has taken over the mantle as the real aviation engineers. Boeing is dead as fuck. Only profit and bad designs is their business model now
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  1759. i didnt forgot that the flying wing existiert
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  1760. I fly all over the World with my job, or at least I did before all this Covid debacle. I flew on an A380 once and I have gone out of my way to never fly on another one. The flight was OK and I traveled in Business class which was very nice, it made the immigration and customs lines at the other end a nightmare. After that I vowed never again.
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  1761. I think I've seen the absurd thing that the Soviets have done like the VVA-14. But this is beyond absurdity... How drunk are the engineers?
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  1762. Another great video!
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  1763. Bruh 😅
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  1764. How do they do it? Amazing transition from rice growing to air industry!
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  1765. You guys have grown I remember watching your first video and I was the first viewer
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  1766. That looks crazy!
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  1767. Are we going to notice how the thumbnail literally says that there are beds in the vertical stabilizer
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  1768. subbed to this channel purely because I love hearing you destroy the pronounciation of literally every name you try. Keep up the good work Fond und expleened - god bless you.
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  1769. ?
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  1770. Covid 19 killer punch..
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  1771. It's quite common for the Soviet Union to convert military aircraft into a passenger version, these projects have obviously had varied levels of success....
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  1772. Another awesome video 👌
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  1773. 5:35 i see singapore airlines A380-1000
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  1774. If 3D artist are now working with Callum, we are going to see wild machines coming back "alive"
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  1775. cool!
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  1776. Without proof, I will say Starlink will be the best satellite internet service because they have Elon Musk...
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  1777. The 797 should be a 737 successor, yes, but I think it should be a small wide-body. With isles of 2-3-2 for Main Cabin, and the standard 2-2 Business/First and/or 1-1 First Class, it’s smaller fuselage length compared to number of seats available would make it stand out against the crowd of A-320s and 737’s. One immediate benefit of making this massive aircraft is that Boeing can raise the landing gear pretty high on it, allowing for the plane to feature engines with larger bypass ratios without having to make wacky design changes, 737 MAXES!
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  1778. Bruh the jet engine placement tho......
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  1779. For some reason I think he is Australian don't know why I just do
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  1780. funny how Boeing is scrambling to get something to replace the 737 while we have AirBus who are literally trying to move innovation by finding ways to get rid of emissions.
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  1781. For static product, its no problem. For dynamics product, sorry im not sure
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  1782. I am struggling to understand how you manage to keep up with your release schedule, your 3D modeling skills must be through the roof!
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  1783. Woww..
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  1784. Reverse Midas Donny, everything he touches turns to shit.
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  1785. Thanks for the detailed video. I hope there will be a time again for Jumbo aircrafts again.
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  1786. Love for nepal
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  1787. Maybe you should make a video about the baade 152,I think it would be interesting as there hasn't been much on that plane and I was wondering if I could see how you would explain and make a video about this plane
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  1788. Had the 7J7 actually went into service, it's likely it could have severely cut into A320 sales. And improvements in blade design would have made it probably as quiet as the A320neo now but with likely even lower fuel butn.
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  1789. This channel is like aussie mustard with way more uploads.
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  1790. You must be kidding..... The only Company with a bigger chance of sucesso ia Space X. Amazon hasn't launch a single orbital rocket up to safe and the third company ia nearing bankrupcy....
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  1791. Congratulations 🎉👏 of being the top comment 👍😁 (as of now 😈)
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  1792. "The world shall be horrified by the number of lives we will take. Only then will they let go of their weapons... Weapons that would have taken the lives of ten million!"
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  1793. Great video. I've never been able to find an explanation of why they put the props behind the wing instead of in front of it like every other aircraft from the era?
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  1794. Wait... it bellyflopped like starship
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  1795. Don't worry, Operation: Infinite Walrus and it's greatest soldier, Bill Dauterive will stop those submarines from coming over the Arctic.
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  1796. 76!
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  1797. 2:34 look how far forward the 737 max engine is compared to the original 737
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  1798. So this is what happens when those plane photoshoppers get gud.
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  1799. Boarding needs to be organized before people get onto the plane. This could be done at the terminals so that passengers furthest from the doors get on first so that corridors are not impeded by people boarding in seats closer to the entrance door. This is a matter of being sensible and orderly.
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  1800. nice video, Make a video about the F-22 raptor next
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  1801. So let me get this straight...Trump had a business that didn't succeed? WOW! I'm glad he only had that one failure in his career.
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  1802. This was a fun video. A B-52 in AA livery is beautiful.
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  1803. Me just sitting here hoping they made this
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  1804. First view an I too love mustards vid
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  1805. Why are there windows intersecting directly into the wing haunches? The more I watch channels like this, the more I pick up on little details that point towards the creators not being as hands-on as it's supposed to seem. Like when the narrator says "A-three-eighty" followed directly by "A-two-two-zero".... PS. All that aside, I understand and agree this was just a fun and enjoyable "what if" video.
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  1806. How much you wanna bet it's nuclear powered?
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  1807. Yea he good he great
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  1808. Wheres the other video? I've been looking for it for a few days
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  1809. The hybrid sounds perfect. Electric in the air. U wont hear a peep. Sounds perfect.
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  1810. As far as i know American Airlines never had a low cost carrier. USAir had one but not AA.
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  1811. Damn I came so early 1 minute ago.
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  1812. Rip AN 225 😭😭😭
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  1813. I thought this was Mustard from the thumbnail
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  1814. no views comments 4
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  1815. Congratulations 🎉👏 of being the top comment 👍😁 (as of now 😈)
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  1816. Maybe he's in the process of rebranding?
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  1817. Awesome content as always mate!
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  1818. This is the most underrated channel ever! Love your videos!
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  1819. I'm not mad, just disappointed.
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  1820. ​ @chrisblake4198 are you going to discredit his research because of pronunciation? Really man, the content is good. Watch something else if you want to nitpick
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  1821. ​ @PaulMcElligott  same with you. You stopped watching but here you are. Give this guy credit for the time and effort it takes to research, produce and animate these videos. Really you both need to lighten up.
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  1822. Mobile: MO-BILL Not: MO-BILE
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  1823. A220-100/300 (110 to 130p normal config.) just add a Plug and you get A220-500 (150p) or -700 (170p) you can even stretch to -900
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  1824. The MD-12 could have completely changed aviation It's sad that it didn't recived any order
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  1825. He's Nick
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  1826. Do a video the Du Pont Aerospace DP-2 ! Ya great big galah!
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  1827. Airbus feels ALOT safe for me but i like boing’s looks.
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  1828. Mornin' lads
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  1829. Do a face reveal
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  1830. Hello nick this stream is too late for me but pls do die Glock and continue the amazing work u do I’ve already learnt so much from your vids and want to learn more
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  1831. Love these videos they are so good
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  1832. I did not like the smoking at all! But it was a lot better, no security, no long checkin, waiting and etc. Food was better and more space. But entertainment was very limited and no Walkman’s yet. It was expensive so a more respectable class of people flew. No carryon bags then so no doors on the overhead bins! Only coats and purses in those days. Let’s be honest it is now the Greyhound bus with wings.
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  1833. Beautiful rendering!
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  1834. Wow
 Someone actually thought up that BS.
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  1835. Trigger: Well, well, well
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  1836. 3:38 oh look, my childhood
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  1837. For "...discontinued by airbus 2003..." read, the French didn't want the British to succed where they had failed. Thus, they sabotaged BA's successful Concord business. Never get into bed with the French.
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  1838. Well done China Superpower Making Chinese Jets ARJ-21 / C-919 / C-929 / C-939. for Local and Oversea. đŸ’ȘđŸ’ȘđŸ‘đŸœđŸ‘đŸœđŸ‘đŸ‘â€â€đŸ’ŻđŸ’Ż
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  1839. Interesting. Someday I will be build it in ksp. Thank you for the video!!
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  1840. very nice
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  1841. Thank you for featuring my idea
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  1842. Where in the world would you land that monster? It would have been mind-blowingly huge!
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  1843. these animations keep getting better and better everytime!
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  1844. Great content enjoyed your show :)
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  1845. i heard you wanted something to watch :)
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  1846. It actually did a barrel roll in real life
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  1847. I’m not flying until you no longer need to wear masks
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  1848. https://bit.ly/FOUNDandSLEPT - For the manta sleep! Use code: FOUND for 10% off
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  1849. Can you do a video about Twa because I feel like they are left out in most aviation videos
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  1850. Kursk representing a U-boat completly accurate
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  1851. The golf course is part of the moral and welfare program. Maintenance is paid for by the military members and their guests thru fees. Everything considered, a small price to pay for their willingness to give their life so you can make your self-serving videos. Good luck in your future job after the civil war.
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  1852. As a wild suggestion for a future video, how about the rockets build by the German OTRAG company, that tried out their cheap-of-the-shelf rockets in Zaire? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OTRAG
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  1853. The aerodynamics of that thing would have sucked
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  1854. Isn’t that pig severely cross wind limited?
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  1855. If they did build it then the North Korean leader would buy it.
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  1856. Mobile Alabama is pronounced “mo bill “. .
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  1857. I wouldn’t get on a Chinese plane if they payed me!
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  1858. Love this channel! Keep up the great work on the Aviation videos! A video I would suggest would be the Avro Atlantic based on the vulcan, Vickers V1000 based on the valiant (which was actually built but scrapped two months before the first flight was scheduled), and the various Victor based airliner proposals
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  1859. Yes maybe if those events haven't happened the supersonic planes would be flying but this pandemic or the inflation may e would have brought efficiency or 747 and 380 in anyway
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  1860. Great video, cool concepts, but not a fan of standing seats. Nooooo!
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  1861. Greta shame as even in economy it’s comfier than the 777 when comparing both from the same carrier. I will be sad to see it go and be replaced by hordes of single isle jets p2p.....I actually appreciate the hub, being able to get off and stretch my legs after 8-9 hours in the air...
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  1862. kinda looks like if a kx and a an-225 had a baby
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  1863. They say Made in China jets can only make the shell but not the innards... lmao. Good face faker project.
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  1864. We might see some of it, but a lot of it is just click bait.
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  1865. Some "long haul" guys have been very inspired by this video
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  1866. It’s good china making own jets ,China copy any thing and product, they made virus to kill people tooo ..
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  1867. It looks like everyone's attempt to build their first giant plane in a sandbox game. More Wing, more engine, more plane.
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  1868. Oh hell yeah another good one
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  1869. Americans: The Boeing 747-Nuclear Soviets: oH nO wE'd BeTtEr WaTcH oUt!
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  1870. Awesome work. Great video mate
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  1871. please not the v wing it just makes me feel unsafe
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  1872.  @adampoultney8737  > Some people are not capable of listening and understanding. They hear what they want to hear and then post idiotic statements. The Op even explained the Jet engines the aircraft is using.
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  1873. I've seen a couple of reports on the Graff Zeppelin aircraft carrier on YT. This is the most comprehensive, with some good graphics. One can'f help but wonder what a coordinated battle group consisting of the Graff Zeppelin, with a full compliment of aircraft, Bismarck, Scharnhorst and Admiral Hipper back up by a compliment of destroyers and U Boats, might have been able to do. It would have been a much bigger headache that the individual ships were by themselves.
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  1874. The first one of these ive caught on time, amazing work!
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  1875. Covid-19 be like yup! you won’t need them for a fee time
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  1876. Love how everyone talks about Beluga (because it's new fine), and calls it the future. Yet the Guppy started the trend in the 1960s, and the older Dreamlifter is bigger. Oof
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  1877. New subscriber alert 📱. We are joining your team. Look forward to watching more 😊.
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  1878. And it has windows and it's technology is incremental. This is the one most likely to come to market IMHO.
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  1879. You forgot Bombardier.
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  1880. I wonder what they have on the drawing boardđŸ€”
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  1881. If the ARJ21 looks familiar then it should. The fuselage was built on DC-9 tools bought from Boeing- McDonnell for scrap value.
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  1882. Finally, I've been searching for a vid about this for years!
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  1883.  @jacksonjlee2883  757 > 737, A320
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  1884. Can people on the ground hear a sonic boom at 57,000 feet? Hail Nick!
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  1885. Belkan witchcraft
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  1886. Yeah why should we get products from China, when we can build in the west and build a healthy local economy? 🧐
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  1887. So thats what happens when you program “Do a Barrel Roll” into a plane!
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  1888. Vc 25a entered service in 1990 not 2001
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  1889. Thumbnail looks fire
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  1890. I can't believe you missed the chance for the line "supersonic drop bears"...
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  1891. The USAF developed functioning nuclear turbojet engine prototypes. They were still a few years from being flightworthy, but far closer than you imply.
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  1892. Top 10 biggest regrets Canadian edition
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  1893. Imagine u make this VTOL
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  1894. I wouldn't be surprised that Boeing "dusts off" the shelved 7J7 design from 1989 and turns it into a true 737 successor, but powered by two high-bypass jet engines instead of propfan engines.
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  1895. Thanks for this video. I'm German but I never knew anything about it. Find this very interesting!.👍 Greetings from đŸ‡«đŸ‡Ż
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  1896. England is a small country already well connected by railways and trains. English trains have seen record levels of investment as well. There's no need for such a small island to have bullet trains.
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  1897. The other issue is that the 747 is to big for these long runs, because these routes while long are also thin in passenger numbers, so you need something smaller that allows you to scoop up the business class passengers who will pay a premium for the convenience and speed of a single hop and then not leave you with a vast economy class section to fill up with passengers who's choice is primarily made on the basis of ticket price.
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  1898. Again, Boeing "designing" planes just to fill owners and bankers pockets instead of thinking on safety. Once again, another model were they cut corners and try to "cheat to win"... Using old designs on "new products", forcing them to work anyway... Once again they failed miserably, and Airbus is the true king on commercial aircraft manufacturing.
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  1899. Hello there
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  1900. if i were to ever buy the beluga xl i would probably maybe use it for cargo carrying and the crew would get enough space to be comfortable during the trip
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  1901. Boeing and Airbus must move one of their assembly lines to China since that can help China gain a competitive advantage. Stupid Western corporates won’t know what hit them come 2040.
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  1902. I like B787 and all the A380 models, which includes B747-8
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  1903. Just uh, sprinkle some Epsom salt and Dawn soap on the rough.
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  1904.  @alexander1485  well, as someone who goes off paperwork and takes everything with a grain of salt, I'd give this channel an A. In today's world, if you can't do your own research, your opinion, to me, doesn't matter.
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  1905. Wow
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  1906. A330 double deck confirmed
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  1907. For anyone that believes this bird will ever actually get built, can I ask what you'll be asking Santa for this year?
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  1908. “I will find you and explain to you, but it’s not what you think” - Lasts words that Found And Explained heard
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  1909. Future video about the F-22 Raptor?
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  1910. Penguins are cool
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  1911. I remember this on TV. A while back I saw three lights in the sky, definitely aircraft but I let my imagination go wild for a moment and imaged it was the lights of one craft. Because the three planes were going different directions it gave the illusion of a massive boomeranging ship in sky. Freaked me out for a second. The human imagination goes in over drive when faced with the unknown. As for the footage of the still lights, we may never know. But I definitely don't thinks it a military project, where would they hide it?! The landing base and hanger would have to be twice the size to house the thing with hundreds of engineers and maintenance crew. Thousands would have to be involved with this craft and not a single one has come forward since? Even Skunk works & CIA employees have come forward over the years.
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  1912. Just I time and with a fresh brew of coffeeâ˜•ïžđŸ˜ƒ
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  1913. Are RR begining to regret concentrating on the larger wide bodied aircraft rather than the 150-250 seat market?
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  1914. I can tell you that the engines were made and the reactor was made. As for the aircraft I have no information
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  1915. I'd love a model kit of this concept, would be fairly niche though since even I didn't know about this proposal as a 747 fan.
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  1916. Your videos are so interesting..thanks.
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  1917. Wonderful video, as always! 👍
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  1918. Remember something very important... The reason modern airliners are so safe is because we are using planes with a very long track record of air worthiness. New planes are old planes with better engines because we know they fly and have decades of incremental improvements to make them safer. A new "innovative" plane could have flaws that only are revealed after extended use. The only exception is the 737 Max because it's new engines were way too powerful and caused unsafe flying due to it pushing the plane up (hence the software that would push the plane down which over responded and caused the two accidents).
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  1919. Where do you get the 3D models for your videos from?
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  1920. Especially Japanese maglev trains since they're more reliable than German endless-money-pit ones, as per Scotty Kilmer. Toyota and Honda Japanese reliability for the win!
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  1921. Surely, you can't be serious..
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  1922. I am thinking to buy RC MODEL😂
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  1923. Why would you hate it. It makes no sense.. Viewers around the world can watch a video in their respective time and date
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  1924. Boeing should totally name the plane MOM for middle of market
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  1925. Submarines are so fascinating. You think the german type 21 would make an appearance in this channel?
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  1926. now I am starting to watch your videos love it
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  1927. This was dead on arrival, as what it really is is a large slow moving target in the air as it tries to land.
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  1928. China is taking over the entire aircraft manufacturing industry the same way they have taken over everything else. They do this with underhanded business practices which pit the entire Chinese government against private firms in other nations for the sole purpose of stealing those firms' technology and know how and then driving those firms out of business. China demands and receives special treatment from other nations in exchange for access to Chinese markets. China demands that all companies which do business in China must have a Chinese partner. The Chinese partner must have full and unfettered access to the foreign company's technology and secrets, both in China and in all other markets. The foreign company is given no special access to the Chinese partner's secrets or technology. The foreign company is given no special access or longevity in Chinese markets. Meanwhile China is given the same free and unfettered access to other nations markets as every other capitalist nation has. So, US and European aircraft builders have to give their best tech away to China in order to sell planes in China. China steals the tech and competes in US and EU markets, and drives the other companies out of business. China call this fair trade practice. Perhaps it is time for the world to see the CCP for who they really are- a conquering army which will stop at nothing to bring the world under the Chinese boot.
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  1929. Anyone else here because of George Benson Football?
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  1930. Created a subreddit for the channel( r/FoundAndExplained). Redditors welcome!
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  1931. Airbus is developing a new variant, right? The A350 ulr for the Qantas sunrise project?
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  1932. You mean 300 million euros.
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  1933. Early Gag! For the YF-23
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  1934. The right step taken
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  1935. What has gone wrong with Boeing? They developed the gamechanging 707, the first widebody (B747) which is still loved by many people in aviation and they were the first to extensively use composites with the 787 which many people love.
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  1936. Strangest thing I've ever seen from my home in the UK was 5 stars move, they went from static in the sky to all flying in towards each other, they formed a vertical line and then just went, disappeared off upwards into the void. but when I hear of anything in that area of the world I just think its some top secret american military thing.
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  1937. Man this guy is great.
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  1938. Uploading a vid at midnight is crazy
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  1939. It's impossible to say this without sounding like I'm defending Boeing--I'm not--but the flight crews of the two stricken planes are every bit as responsible for those crashes as Boeing. Had they followed procedures, they would have been able to land safely. I'm not exonerating Boeing as they are responsible for creating the situation that lead to the accidents, but I think it's an important piece of information that is always ignored and generates a lot more fear of this plane than is warranted.
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  1940. I'm really not surprised this wouldn't work. It would have probably cost too much to have such a major overhaul.
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  1941. Difficult position for Boeing. Given that they still produce the 767, I'd do what airbus did with the a330neo and give it new wings and engines and offer that as the new NMA
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  1942. Hmmm, I Respect all of your opinions. I just wanted to appreciate his design. You are extremely talented NICK!
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  1943. love the videos man!! The American train sounds great too!!
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  1944. I would have figured the fuel costs and sonic boom first. The same thing that dooms all SST. The third and one most don't think of is: Patrol jets pick up or sight a TU-160. They do not realize it is CIVILIAN, they only see a BOMBER. Shoot down potential.
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  1945. Best wishes to the rebuild project, and Ukraine
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  1946. All of the planes in question in this video are based on Messerschmidt me262. Only concord was true non Nazi passenger jet but sadly, that was demised.
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  1947. WHAT! Every investment, including real estate has failed and lost money. He only made money off that show The Appreciates.
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  1948. The double 787 honestly looks like a nice military airlifter concept.
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  1949. Great video! One point - the props on starboard side should rotate in the opposite direction to the ones on the port side.
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  1950. Can't you see the reality here?!? Sao Paolo has so many helicopters because the rich take them which means it has the biggest inequality in the world!! Don't think the poor take them!! It's a sign of how the rich screw up the poor!!
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  1951. It would make for an interesting private jet/sub, especially with todays tech, esp better batteries. That would free internal space for passengers.
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  1952. They tried to make air trains- check out his “plane with unlimited seats” video.
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  1953. How many engines so you need ? How many have you got ? 18 ?
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  1954. Apart from A380 (loved by passenger) Airbus currently in very favourable position in commercial aviation market. It,s safe to say 55-60% market belongs to airbus(ATR and AXXX family.) Its win win situation for airbus having all different range of products
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  1955. The Deck III aircraft was the result of A380 and B747 having a night stand and A380 going home to find ANTONOV waiting for her
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  1956. Hmm... A stretched A350 with 3 engines? Basically recreating Airbus'a proposal to create a H-tailed trijet
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  1957. The amazing thing is that Airbus learned so little from this lesson. When I first learned about the wake turbulence from an A380, I began to wonder where the economy was from the perspective of the airport. Sure, they had more passengers per airliner, but they couldn't land as many of these aircraft on the runway in a given period of time. Given the expense of the modifications required to enable that airliner to land there, was it worth the 10 to 15% bump in passenger traffic? And in fact, while the 747 can land at over 250 airports world-wide, the A380 was only able to land at 60. This severely limited where the aircraft would be able to perform. Also, the 747 was originally designed as a freighter. However, the A380 was never designed for freight service. Yes, they got past the issue of range. That short range of the Lockheed is a killer because it severely limits mobility across the oceans. But range alone isn't the problem. The real problem is that precious real-estate called a runway. That's the limiting factor. If you have to wait for the air to clear for several minutes between landings of those super-jumbo aircraft, your economies of scale become a joke. Time is literally money here. I think Boeing played a fantastic bluff card by continuing development of the 747-8, and this must have made the executives at Airbus lose their minds. They may have been aware of these issues, but they couldn't help themselves. Somewhere in all this history there is enough material for a a fascinating book...
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  1958. An absolute fortune to develop, a very small market, twelve! engines....I think this video is as close as that aircraft will ever get to reality. Cool concept though.
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  1959. BRO SAID THE AVERAGE PASSENGER WEIGHT IS 75 BUT 85 IF YOUR AMERICAN💀💀💀💀
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  1960. No matter how proven safe it is, psychologically, I won't bet my luck on it if I have other choices.
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  1961. This is probably the first video premiere I've watched that was at a "sensible" time (10pm)
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  1962. Honestly was having a shit day but this upload definitely helped me out.
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  1963. Found And Explained I really enjoy the visuals on this channel. Quite eye-catching and very detailed. Which software do you use mostly on your videos? And have you considered making animation tutorial vids?? I don't think I'd be alone in wanting to see that kind of content. Anyways, keep doing what you do guy. Surely the channel will get the recognition it deserves some day
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  1964. Read every comments again Nick, like always?
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  1965. My favourite military aircraft of all time
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  1966. Ngl I was thinking of triple decker aircraft just earlier today
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  1967. "Built"? More like proposed. The B-58's expensive running costs would also make anyone evaluating further versions to take a cautious view.
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  1968. Don’t tell me: I will bet it was because
.. ummmm
.. because Hitler only loved ships he could buy from a local store window and that store had no toy aircraft carriers Hitler could play with in the bath 🛀 tubâ€ŠđŸ€šđŸ€šâ€Œïž
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  1969. The train looks like an industrialized Hogwarts Express.
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  1970. This thing is like the spy plane in top gun maverick
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  1971. View number 56😂
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  1972. Wait till someone fall off

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  1973. The landing animations of F&E looks like Ryanair, but with a much larger scale
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  1974. It's amazing how uneasy the idea of flying over Antarctica makes me, even though I know it's irrational.
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  1975. very chonky airplane
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  1976. 0:00 -> Pause -> Like -> Share, 'cause this is Found and Explained.
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  1977. Not because of these concepts, but they are indeed leaving the chat
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  1978. Is it me or it's pretty ironic that comac sounds like tarmac
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  1979. I would be energetically awake for the whole trip.
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  1980. So Darkstar's engine tech is a proven tech..... Looks like it's really flying nowadays
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  1981. You are compairing Airbus to China ? lol. Open your eyes & travel the world.
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  1982. when the A380 came out the 747 was the peasant of the skies
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  1983. 4:48 It's things like these that make me love these videos For the people who don't know what I'm talking about: he called "antonov" "anatov" in some earlier videos
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  1984. Now drop the pancake from the concorde
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  1985. I been traveling for long time! The way of the future travelers would like a fight with sleeping space and environmentally friendly, burning hydrogen! Option 2 cut travel time in half with very safe travel planes.
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  1986. Not related to the a380.. But it's funny how airline companies are running at a cheaper cut by flying two engine planes, cutting on services like food and luggage but yet prices still keep going up 🙄
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  1987. Got to have that BWB.
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  1988. Were they going to try to represent it as a 737 derivative with grandfathered certification requirements? That horse has probably bolted.
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  1989. hahaha, brilliant... you really found and EXPLAINED IT!
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  1990. While I love the thought of a return to supersonic travel, it will have exactly the same constraints faced by Concorde. It won’t be able to fly over land due to the sonic boom. That rules out 90% of the routes speculated in this video, nor would it be able to carry enough fuel for most of these trips. Concorde was so far ahead of its time it’s almost laughable, but I’ll watch this project with hopeful gaze.
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  1991. Great video dude. Keep the great work up
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  1992. Cold War aviation was a beast of its own the likes of which we haven’t seen since
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  1993. I really love your videos, their short, entertaining and more ,keep up the great work :)
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  1994. The MAX is probably the most scrutinised aircraft in history. The recertification process was longer than the initial certification process itself and every aspect of the plane has been combed through so thoroughly that it'll probably be one of the safest aircraft to fly.
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  1995. Please no... an a321 already takes longer than a 777 to deboard, so imagine trying to squeeze even more passenger through a single bridge and a single aisle! Increased turnaround time is a big no-no, and I doubt it would be much more popular than the 757-300
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  1996. The 3d renderings are stunning! Thanks for everything! Also, you're hilarious 😂
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  1997. This gives me Arsenal bird vibes If yk yk
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  1998. Realistically speaking, some people just don't want to stop believing that America stopped innovating. History shows that nothing revolutionary has been developed since stealth in the 80's.
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  1999. The bottom line in the narrow body market is that technology hasn’t advanced enough to justify a new clean sheet design that would cost billions to develop. The technology is mature in the industry
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  2000. Love the Stinger Missile Content you just Released.
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  2001. Please please please please please please please please🙏🙏🙏 tell when you will send the video on the history of jet engine😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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  2002. amazing plane
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  2003. Holly explicitive! Thanks for the new info. My alaska studies class in high school did not include anything like this. It did not include alot. I've had to learn myself, from whatever resources were available. Thanks for the addition. My kids will hear this.
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  2004. Tooling cost a fortune Boeing found that out with 787.
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  2005. The problem isn't the concept (which sounds intersting) but how a country whose economy is roughly equivalent to Italy can finance, develop and manufacture this fighter in significant numbers. 😳
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  2006.  @VelocityZap  that would be awesome
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  2007. more planes more better
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  2008. Every YouTuber does 10 mins to make money
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  2009. Unfortunately
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  2010. Don't care I still want them
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  2011. Looks like the aircraft from the movie Flight Plan 😁
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  2012. The thumbnail is quite good! You added a little detail on the tip of the nose meaning that it's going supersonic and exiting the atmosphere 😁
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  2013. I have ridden the Seattle, Disneyland, and Las Vegas monorails.
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  2014. Everyone that's sad needs to move on, they've been building another one, they just didn't finish it because there wasn't a market for another one. The Dream will be back one day.
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  2015. Dude, your content is really interesting. You got my subscribe button!
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  2016.  @FoundAndExplained  does not justify the fact that the title says the planes were never built as most of them were. some are actually still flying today (yak 38 was in active service for 15 years).
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  2017. There are too many problems in converting, never happen!
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  2018. Unstable aircraft for airline passenger flight. Other alternatves should be considered before.
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  2019. 3:16 "newark" lol
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  2020. 1st lol
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  2021. I'm not surprised if we got a beluga which is formerly a A350
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  2022. Scary. I'd cross the Pacific in a canoe before setting foot on one of these things...
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  2023. ​ @melon_coaster6393  The cone first stage was suppossed to be reuseable, so lifting it all the way to orbit would mean that it would need a far more complex heatshield. So the Shuttle with the ET would act as a second stage, the ET being discarded, but the expensive and complex main engines recovered. The envisioned flight rate is key to why SRB's wouldn't make sense. The SRB's on the STS as built, where a compromise to keep the idea of reuseability alive while cutting cost. The most complex part of SRB Construction is the molding of the solid Rocket propellant, through wich the different phases of flight are precast. So where a liquid rocket would throttle down in flight, the shape of the solid proppellant changes. This process cant be reuseable, so what was recovered where sophisticated, empty steel tubes with swiveling nozzles. While the flight rate of the Space Shuttle in reality turned out to be to low to ever save money through recovering the SRB's a very high flight rate would justify the developement of this more complex, but reusable first stage. It would be fished out of the water, inspected and reflown, wich is far less complex and expensive than the SRB operations. (but developement is far more expensive)
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  2024. I like that ✈ I would fly on that plane
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  2025. this is an absolutely atrocious name again with the goddam M in the model. this is reminded that it is still a MAX.....
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  2026. How are you making all those incredible 3D animation ?! Is it Blender/ 3dsmax or msfs2020 or another software that I don't have knowledge of ? (my sentence is not grammaticaly correct but whatever ^^)
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  2027. up the george benson
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  2028. Just in case you don't know - that was not a U-boat shown.
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  2029. How you find these information?
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  2030. Even the Boeing Space Freighter was a good idea.
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  2031. You should make a video on the Mig-37. A stealthy Mig invented by a model kit company.
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  2032. The tic tac was the government testing its ET material as its called. They were in control of it testing to see what radar systems would detect it. Same reason this happened over the ocean,the navy and other government party's wanted the least amount of witnesses during the test.
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  2033. ARJ-21 ? wow that boeing 717 knock off (it has a litany of failures). im sure the c929 will provide much information for china soon as china rips off the pd-14 & pd-18 engines.
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  2034. Are we getting military stuff now as well...is this real life? this is glorious Also I love how Elon has been trying to "invent" these rockets lol
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  2035. SO with an engine failure it would pitch up or down slightly...
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  2036. Why aren't there more channels like this!?
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  2037. i'm guessing this aircraft had some part to play in the insperation for the Vtol transports in command and conquer 2.
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  2038. Now i Learn Planes From You! thanks guy!đŸ™‚â€ïž
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  2039. I'd love to have a DCS mod to fly.
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  2040.  @robertmansfield7656  YES! Or Microsoft Flight Simulator, I'd so fly that!
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  2041. One major problem with your calcualtions....no allowance for cargo carried?????
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  2042. Great Video! Just on 3:12 It would be to escape the dense atmosphere, and not to skip the gravity as that is a constant regardless.
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  2043. Imagine the noise ,and the fact Lockheed was designing it home of the secret projects and the US is big enough or the Aussie outback to hide them is another thought ,love the channel thanks mate đŸ‘đŸ»đŸ˜Š
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  2044. 5:02 A380 replacing the C5? Nope. They need to the kneeling capability to drive trucks on board. Also you can load it front front and rear.
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  2045. I personally don't think electronic windows will be a good idea. I very much prefer a windowed fuselage, rather than a fuselage without windows and having electronic windows inside instead. In case there's a power outage, these electronic windows can turn off, making the fuselage interior look like a pitch black hollow interior of a metal tube. You really don't want to be in that situation as it can be terrifying.
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  2046. You say SAM 2600 but the tail shows 26000???
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  2047. Made in China, if it break in half in the middle of your flight, please don't complaint.
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  2048. My new most favourite video. Thanks for watching
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  2049. Very few jets go Mach 0.84!
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  2050. Yes my mistake I’ll correct that
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  2051. furst
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  2052. "...moved to redesign its next concept for a very different market indeed." What market? This last sentence makes no sense, it is not related to the video. Different market? What different market? Horrible video filled with only speculation and no real information.
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  2053. The animation and cinematics are getting Better.... Good job F&E
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  2054. - It's time to go. - Was I a Good Girl? - No. I'm told you were the best.
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  2055. Happy to hear that Ryanair won't be giving passengers the choice as I am never flying Ryanair again anyway.
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  2056. it's really an achievement to butcher every single german name, whether of companies or people.
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  2057. I love how the 777X has folding winglets and sounds like a hovering UFO
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  2058. Three minutes in let's go I'm really happy to see your video I can't wait to see the other two videos .
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  2059. I cant imagine rendering animations in cycles. I have a good computer and it takes 10+ minutes for one frame
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  2060. You're animations are getting better and better. Very well done. I would like to suggest to you to make a video on the french rafale or indian tejas jet
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  2061. This channel is so amazing, you need so much more credit than what you get. Sad video 😂. God Bless & Merry Christmas!
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  2062. Met a few Champion pilots... Nice folks. It was never seen as such a conspiracy at nwa though i think
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  2063. wish they build one of those so we can see it in real life.. that would be epic
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  2064. Aerocon "Wingship" next? :) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerocon_Dash_1.6_wingship) Oddly I always thought that the Burnelli "wing-fuselage" aircraft (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_Burnelli) type was probably the best design for a WIG aircraft as such a use plays into the design strengths while overcoming many of it's weakness'. Anyway good job as always and thanks :)
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  2065. Deliberate mistake is deliberate.
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  2066. How are you able to make these videos so fast?
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  2067. Yup The A220 Stretch Variant the A220-500 Series yes it would have.
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  2068. Hello there
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  2069. This project is so stupid on so many levels.
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  2070. Hydrogen is the most inefficient battery (fuel) known to man, so no wonder this did not work. Chemical batteries return 98% of their energy, while hydrogen returns about 50%.
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  2071. Just to clarify the CS100 was not a shorten version of the CS300. Both aircraft were developed from blank sheet. So Yes, the future CS500, 700 and 900 were taken into consideration. And the CS50 is also possible. Now just remove the CS and add the A220.
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  2072. This is definitely at the top of the list of most underrated YouTube channels
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  2073. Great vid!
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  2074. Hey there. Friendly local Canadian here. Bombardier is based on a French word so it’s pronounced “bombard-yay!”
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  2075. Hey man! Could you get a way to make this on Sketchfab?
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  2076. 7:48 Your 'reentry' is wrong I'm afraid. Like ROMBUS the this would reenter 'base' first using the actively cooled "plug-nozzle" as a heat shield, not on it's side. Further the couches didn't rotate they were fixed since the take-off, flight, reentry and landing forces were all towards the 'base' of the vehicle. The stated "flight profile' is more SpaceX than this concept as it never used the translation aspect and traveled 'base-first' (note the 'wings' leading edges are towards the base, not the nose) from reentry to landing. At 8:49 the "escort jet" is actually delivering a cargo drop as it was proposed to use a modified XB-70 bomber to deliver supplies to front line troops. The Aerospace Project Review's article I think you are citing is on ANOTHER very interesting concept that we only have a single NASA Technical Memorandum on titled something like "Wind Tunnel Test of a Rocket Delivered Mach 2 Aircraft" which shows a proposed folding wing, rocket launched, suborbital aircraft that was to be either an armed four-jet, Mach 2 fighter or possibly a small orbital shuttle with two turbojets for landing.
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  2077. Love your vids mate. Hope to see em for yrs to come! MAny thanks for taking the time to produce these for us.
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  2078. A name change...
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  2079. The X-22 is actually a design from the sixties... . -_-
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  2080. If you go to the YouTube channel Mustard, he does the same thing and he recommended skill share.
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  2081. Really great production value for such a small channel, i'm impressed! The 3-d model looks very good and gives visual cue. Thank you for sharing!
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  2082. wow, these scissors really suck at punching these nails into the wall!
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  2083. I bet DARPA has had some spectacular failures, many of which would be intensely guarded secrets.
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  2084. As someone who formerly worked in the aviation industry, I can tell you that while this is not a bad idea at all, it is incredibly infeasible. The reason being is that passengers and cargo (pacs in the industry) are assessed a "per mile" figure that calculates how much an aircraft must carry to make the operator a profit. Aircraft like that have been proven time and time again to not be economically sound due to complex maintenance, complex technology, special airport requirements for weight on the tarmac, and size. This was also attempted by Lockheed Martin in their C-5A (now C-5M) Galaxy cargo aircraft. They had a study of making the Galaxy strictly a passenger airplane. The numbers were amazing, clocking in at 800 passengers well over 5000 plus miles. But the idea had no takers in the airline side as they were happy with the 747. Every attempt at making a "super airplane" has fallen apart when the numbers are crunched. The Boeing C-17A was offered as a civilian version to UPS and FedEx. They didn't want it, and a passenger model was displayed as well carrying around 250 passengers in basically a STOL (short take off and landing) with short, unimproved runway capability, very high performance, and suited for the short routes the Bombardier Challenger and ATR-72 regional planes enjoy. But always the same thing, nobody want to have to comply with strict size, noise regulation, and runway composition to get these projects off the ground.
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  2085. The runway for this does exist, they filmed the plane seen from Furious 6 on it!
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  2086. Already shared this video in an FB group i managed. Excellent video
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  2087. Aerion is folding due to lack of money. https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/aerion-supersonic-planemaker-folds/index.html
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  2088. I get what you mean about the 707, it was Boeings first jet engine aircraft, not their first clean sheet aircraft.
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  2089. Is there any demand for a passenger plane that big? I don't think it would ever get filled
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  2090. Keep dreaming comac
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  2091.  @FoundAndExplained   ah right so it's a second hand price where available, new where not. Yeah that's pretty much the reason Airbus stopped publishing list prices a year or two ago, no one really paid it. With leased aircraft, are you only counting the sale and leaseback aircraft you mentioned? Because lessors are often some of the biggest customers of new planes straight from the manufacturer, they'll order 10s or 100s of planes because they predict leasing demand.
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  2092. There been a lot of research into lowering the sonic boom pressures. You can see some vids on the subject going back a few years.
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  2093. Imagine that thing caught on fire...
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  2094. I hope they didn’t forget to puta big ON- OFF switch for that MCAS system!
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  2095. The longer is already ther with the upcoming A350 for Qantas project sunrise with an upgraded fuel tankd. What’s the neef for shorty A350 when also you have A321 XLR.
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  2096. I would say the next plane should be something like the 7M7 with 2 - 3 - 2 seating. May prove to be extremely successful.
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  2097. It’s called “sell and lease back”, not “buy and lease back”
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  2098. 9:30 Yes, I've noticed. Especially on the quality of the animations. Blurry textures, shaking camera renders... Please put some more effort ito these
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  2099. Imagine if Boeing stuck with military contracts.....the aviation sector would it had look much different.
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  2100. Ayo i need link to discord
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  2101. Boeing has to play its game instead of playing catch up with AirBus. Boeing should just admit their mistakes with the 737 Max, cut their loses, and move on with newer and better designs for the middle of the market. That is what most flyers have a stomach for.
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  2102. lol it is not a mistake. it is one of the greatest maneuver of a CEO ever.
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  2103. actualy the dispute was fpr noice leveling and aditional noice leveling require bypass flight agency safety which is imposible so the simplest answer to society was made,, no one dreamed about hybrid airprops or gas turbine eco eficient engine, as it turns the reason is noice reduction as possibility to cruch or create more engine failure and it was strongly rejected but wing span and fuel emission was there in unstabile price and possible crisys US just forget about fuel economy and usual moto the bigger the better, but also airbus was not so tough in numbers, Now when you have space x, vtool vaits to be rizen spacehip age with veritcal take off a minor noice is more like inner subject safety as allow larger noice and almost demand like mid size double plate and iso foam i betweenas space high airplane geting closer to sabre engine and above 3 mach tech flying possibly and actualy would fly about 2 mach in flight rest is special flights to orbit and waitlessnes sense and coming down sometimes in flight also but such flight needs to declared for safety purpose probably anyway is alternation to old fornt props and faster speeds so vtool in prep size rotational is excelent fuel saver and another dont boder version off 4x4 energy eficient vtool and thsi time is usualy slight away from cabin and doesnt make noice obvious and close fly 800 kmh which is quite fast and energy eficient and kind like friendly to east vtool option and fuel saver but not so easy to develop as it has curved blades but double twin create a pop air that is unusual hot so now is more like high tech aproved or demand in future, the problems in older days as they didnt kno the future in quad 4x4 energy airplanes on scfi dynamics you resumbly fast spaceship tech and spaceship transporters then is rotational serov on jet engine also as capable to understand this in older days tech much more debate and time from start to finish and some background theme in society to be covered and when settiings the directors just stayed cold or warm to newer things this was standard process and no internet and fast data conection and wifi fly on pc form factory or selffly airplanes is bit NASA role domene and times off unstabile rockets too
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  2104. Hello to you too
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  2105. afaik there was an engine maintainance and they couldnt finish it in time
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  2106. A fascinating video!
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  2107. Fret not, for An-225 will be rebuilt according to Ukraine and Russia will pay for it.
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  2108. Another Great animation I like it.
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  2109. 3rd view
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  2110. I love how the narrator says the cabin would be expanded offering more space and leg room. Does anyone honestly believe we wouldn't get packed in sardines with virtually no leg room like we are now on aircraft. They need to make money and pay off those aircraft, so save money on fuel burn while making money on shoving is in there.
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  2111. Russian civilian aircraft designers haven't exactly had much success in the global market, most of their passenger aircraft were converted military transport aircraft. These have been about as popular as a bad dose of piles......đŸ€Ł I think this will go the same way....
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  2112. Man they showed no mercy what so ever in the commercials back in the day. Shows how much things have changed.
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  2113. My dad was a weights and balancing engineer on the 2nd prototype. They would have loved to have a computer for crunching all of the numbers.
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  2114. Very early to! Uploaded 10 seconds ago
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  2115. I don't think that means much does it? I don't really see much of a problem if two different channels talked about a certain kind of plane. It could just be a coincidence.
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  2116. Starship from spacex is going to make this a reality
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  2117. Bruh at first i thought you have at least 50k subs
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  2118. I guess you never read the article about how Boeing fooled Airbus into making the A380.
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  2119. Isn't this the 797 or was surpposed to be?
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  2120. First
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  2121. You know what I'm convinced I subscribed I'm proud that im ur 12,300 something
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  2122. The BS is thick with Aerion. This will never come to be. You will need new engines... this means that they have no clue how to make them.
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  2123. Early 😊😊
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  2124. Sooooo we gonna build this⁉
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  2125. Honestly I’m very surprised at the $5M price tag of a used 747-400, kinda expected more.
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  2126. Now that you’ve done a history video about the MD-12 here, would you like to do history videos about the NLA itself and 747-700X in the near future? If yes, that would be very fascinating to watch I’ll tell you that much. 😎
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  2127. Dude, you're like the new Mustard, but produces videos a lot more frequent 😼
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  2128. 0:34 Too much 100LL Rather

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  2129. Everything takes time to decide the last and best idea
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  2130. Epic vid bro 👍
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  2131. If a380 and an 225 had a baby
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  2132. A380 would have sold quite a bit more if Airbus immediately started A381neo project after new engine tech on Trent XWB and GEnx became available. Long distance flights to East Asia are all hub to hub because you aren’t going to get East Asian cities to build 6 international airports like London
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  2133. I love ur vids and this time I'm in the first 500
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  2134. Engines low to the ground and the main landing gear kinda bring out the ocd lol /cringe
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  2135. Great video. And we can definitely use more speed!
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  2136. With those animations, you deserve more subscribers if I used the same tech you have my video would come out with a flying rectangle I respect your animations also, I kind of pictured your face differently thanks for the face reveal now I can watch your videos with knowing what your face looks like
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  2137. Goodbye tRump đŸ‡ș🇾đŸ‡șđŸ‡žâœŒđŸ»âœŒđŸ»
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  2138. Please give us a 2-2-2 configuration.
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  2139. Great stuff! Keep with the format :)
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  2140. 7:14 the animator forgot to remove the cargos before splitting the aircraft in half.
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  2141. I seems to me a very strange idea to make an elliptical fuselage, as to have enough rigidity to cope with pressurisation loads, it will have to be much heavier than a circular shape.
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  2142. Hey please tell what’s your rpm.?
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  2143. how can someone pronounce Pierre as Perry? all I know is that misspronounciation is one of the reasons why I love this channel.
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  2144. If only the 2-2-2-2 could pass the wind tunnel and other accepted standards of aviation, that would be the best layout for a Premium Economy seat configuration .
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  2145. No wayyyy ugggh I love this channel 💘💘💘💘💘
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  2146. Awesome video!
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  2147. That moment when he said "Bergent range equation" France has disconnected from the channel
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  2148. We will support your channel
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  2149. Yeeeeeaaaaah. The UK's trains will always be pants. 😭 Sooo slow. And this proposed "high speed" railway? That last one... only saving 40 minutes? Unimpressive.
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  2150. It's not just a "you". The guy you're listening to is clearly just a voiceover actor who knows nothing about airplanes.
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  2151. Cool concept, great execution, your 3D modelling is getting awesome!
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  2152. Tickets are cheaper because there are more seats. Most people wouldn’t be able to afford to fly if they only had the seating of the “golden age”. I also wouldn’t want a captain that’s permitted to drink or do blow flying me lol travel now is much better. I’m sure it was luxurious then but again, most people wouldn’t be able to afford it
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  2153. This has some fallout Themes
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  2154. Boeing wanted to save money by retrofitting a 60+yr old designed aircraft, but they ended up paying that price either way. Also, they're still stuck with a 60+yr old plane.
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  2155. Boeing defunded the LAPD? Who knew? đŸ€Ł
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  2156. 2nd
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  2157. you will never sell that many business class tickets! half of them will be empty.
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  2158. As big as it was, the radar signature would have easily made it visible 250 miles away.
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  2159. The C-117 with the Qatar livery is not a commercial use aircraft, it’s a military plane that was painted to allow it to land in commercial airports. Many airports have restrictions on military planes, the paint job sidesteps this requirement.
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  2160. you make so much good content, been binge watching this channel.
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  2161. 1:30 Very misleading. The Dixie Clipper went from Miami to Trinidad to Belam, Brazil to Bathurst, Gambia then took a C54 to Casablanca. The return to Bathurst was via cruiser USS Memphis and then return the same route with the Dixie Clipper. See: https://www.whitehousehistory.org/the-wings-of-franklin-roosevelt-1
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  2162. “Seeing new frontiers ” can you guess who’s " that was from ¿
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  2163. Love your videos, been subscribed for a long time! Thanks so much for working on this, the YF23 is my favourite "concept" jet that got genuinely made and it's a pleasure to see it on the channel! It would be WONDERFUL to see your high production and research take on the Navy model, please please please...
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  2164. Hoping to see a B777-10X in the future as well.
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  2165. I'm a little surprised how good looking that render of the Deck III is, very well proportioned despite its size. The Sky Whale looks like Thunderbird 2, which is a selling point all on its own, really. It's good that you mentioned the Boeing 314, I think the only "feasible" (emphasis on air quotes) way to get a plane that big into service is a flying boat between bespoke slipways next to major ports. Oh, minor quibble: propellers on right and left wings should rotate opposite to each other. Just a small thing I've noticed on previous renders.
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  2166. He is gonna show his face?!
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  2167. Beautiful video! Awesome clips, very, very clear audio and narration. Overall, very informative!! And of course, i would fly on a B737max any given day! The B737 aircraft family is about a quarter of the aviation industry and it can not fail!
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  2168. Boom Overture! Hurry up!!!!
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  2169. interesting
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  2170. WE'RE MAKING IT OUT OF ENIE'S LOBBY WITH THIS ONE đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ—ŁđŸ—ŁđŸ—Ł
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  2171. The real life arsenal bird
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  2172. 4:00 i HATE to be THAT guy. but the one tank you used to describe how most tanks have weak armor on the back and strong at the front. the T-34-85 in your example actually has the same amount of armor on both the front and the back..as well as the sides XD
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  2173. PH is planning to have one east of Manila due in fact to the steepness of the incline the train needs to traverse. The mass transport is very much needed. Hoping for it to be constructed soon.
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  2174.  @stevenbass732  Want me to start listing "open international competitions" by various US agencies that got cancelled when the end-users choose an entrant other than Boeing or, rarely, some other politicians' pocket stuffing lazy member of "military industrial complex" Eisenhower was warning about? For example, while Boeing KC-46 Pegasus keeps stumbling from one development issue to the next, other airforces enjoy services of Airbus A330 MRTT / KC-30A for years. KC-30A had one little disadvantage - not made by Boeing. (It would be made in the US, in Alabama, with the US prime contractor.) Similarly, AgustaWestland AW101 (fronted by Lockheed Martin) won VXX competition for presidential helicopter replacement. Of course, the program was cancelled after four years (under pretense of "cost overruns"), restarted, and given to Boeing. Etc. I mean, if you know in advance who is to receive those billions, why the charade? Even if the only reason is national pride, fair enough. But don't pretend! Here, the only reason for "protective tariffs" was that Delta wanted to buy something that Boeing could not offer, as if there's a law of nature stating that Boeing is be all, end all of aircraft manufacturing. In the case of more recent search for the presidential transport, A-380 at least did have some actual disadvantages compared to B-747 in this context, and some of its advantages (like larger volume and floorspace) were not that important.
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  2175. Very good video you deserve more viewers and subs
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  2176. Now that’s a pancake
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  2177. Never heard of this plane. A very interesting concept. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.
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  2178. Ditch the trashy Trump design and keep the classic one.
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  2179. If I had my way, visitors from Italy, England, Canada, France, and Spain would permanently be banned from the USA.
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  2180. I love it when some anonymous schmuck on YouTube portends to be smarter than all the management of a huge airplane maker
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  2181. VTOL jets are going to be the future of aviation if this was built then there would have been a passenger version
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  2182. The thing with the A380 as an example, you almost can’t tell it’s taking off. So smooth. I’d rather crash and die on a smaller plane though so my bits aren’t mixed with so many others
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  2183. When I see ads 2 minutes into the video I immediately stop watching.
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  2184. Hmmm lets see this video. Cause I know it gonna be good.
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  2185. You could mention that the captain of that plane (along with the AN-124's in their fleet) has a YouTube channel where they post videos from their flights: https://www.youtube.com/c/DAntonov/search?query=an225
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  2186. "I won't get into the average weight of the AMERICAN passenger here...." <furrows brow while thinking> HEY!!! I resemble that remark!!!
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  2187. Reminds me of 5th element plane
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  2188. This has already been designed by Boeing. It is called a blended wing. By hanging on to the same engineering mistakes in the 737 - Max. Is continue to play with passengers lives. It is a horrible mistake to design, build, and update an aircraft. By utilizing the talents the accounting department. What boeing needs to do is hire great Aeronautical Engineers. Then promote to upper management the best of these Engineers. Then make sure those promoted Engineers run the accounting department. Or continue to do what Boeing is doing and fly the company into the ground.
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  2189. The Pelican would have been such a perfect name too. Since Pelicans like trying to put anything smaller than them in their mouths to try and eat it. See: any number of videos you can search for about pelicans eating things like pigeons or other stuff.
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  2190. This will be a great one
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  2191. I remeber it I watch Found And Explained, IÂŽm educated
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  2192. I would duplicate the 737 max 1000 times, if i was chinese
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  2193. your so underrated man
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  2194. Next question: how are you going to design it and build it efficiently and without any flaws?
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  2195. This is as cool as the Chrysler Turbine car
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  2196. Just one of a long line of expensive Soviet military-technical adventures. Only one prototype was built, which, during 19 test flights, could not even break the sound barrier.
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  2197. Ok
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  2198. MCDONNELL DOUGLAS also toyed with the idea of putting this very same engine on the DC9 variants, but the engine never proved to be viable
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  2199. I'm watching you Nick you'll never prank me But if this is a truly good video good worth but I'm unprankable
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  2200. I will go out of my way to fly the MAX
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  2201. It looks more like a 747
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  2202. Oh don't worry they will have their own market in asia and africa
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  2203. now a plain crash , with a oiltanker plane. maby the only good part would be some rich guy get some oil on his hause adn start to care about it!
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  2204. It's a joke, take a chill pill... 😅
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  2205. 0:00 Tell that to the A380
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  2206. My first thought was simply that this is how Australians pronounce 'draught'.
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  2207. Came to the comments to find this, before saying it myself 🙂
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  2208. To be honest, although the airline failed, he saved a large number of jobs and the employees were really grateful for it.
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  2209. Sonic Cruiser honestly looks like something from my wildest dreams, such a stunning 'could have been'
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  2210. Okay 👌
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  2211. Aw no intro tune with the clouds? I remember waking up in the middle of the night to one of your YouTube videos and heard that tune and loved it. So pleasant. Please keep it!
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  2212. The fact that you have less then a thousand subscribers is a crime
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  2213. Waif I know that plane 4 engines and don't has a first floor,m and it's old,the Boeing 707
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  2214. Because it was not made in the US, that easy.
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  2215. If they can figure out weight and power issues, it might be good for commuter routes, as those are short and sometimes dense. However, it would be even less economical than a 747, as it has way more seats that are harder to fill. If this was a private jet that could actually fly far, it could work.
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  2216. guys do you think if the russians had invented kellogs cereal instead of vodka they would already
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  2217. I won't fly on one ever the engines are to big and mounted on the high side of the wing witch makes the aircraft unstable.the real question is what happens if there is another crash with in a year .
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  2218. 10 minutes gang. (time to catch up again to your content ;)
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  2219. Would love to see more of this, maybe covering other games or even shows and movies.
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  2220. Great channel, Tom
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  2221. I’m gonna make a train channel and name it Virgin Olive oil
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  2222. i love watching your videos!!
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  2223. Can you also do the Lockheed l 2000 SST
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  2224. I never knew the landing gear retracted like that. That's an interesting design
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  2225. No "security"? They were called Hari Krishna's back then!
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  2226. I feel like Qantas would of used the A350-800 for project sunrise.
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  2227. I guess it would be quite famous in Asia but not that much in America, unless they find a way to build jets there
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  2228. Free crash every ten flights. lol
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  2229. Some of these are amazing I would literally fly every month
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  2230. FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:glasses-purple-yellow-diamond::glasses-purple-yellow-diamond::glasses-purple-yellow-diamond::glasses-purple-yellow-diamond:
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  2231. No airline should buy any new planes, especially from Boeing.
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  2232. Who's been watching Captain Scarlet?
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  2233. "Saab 1073 can land on any terrain" laugh in Ilyushin IL 62
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  2234. Nice video.
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  2235. Germans: Lufthansa Americans: LĂŒfthansa
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  2236. FAA and Boeing lied to us once, will lie again. I aint flying it. Nor will my fam.
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  2237. Waiting to evaluate a competitive edge? How about making planes that don’t kill all of its passengers????
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  2238. Hello
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  2239. Basically this is the result of you filling a Beluga in Elite Dangerous with lots of passenger cabins!
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  2240. This video is actually genuinely underated and damm â€đŸ˜‚đŸŽ‰
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  2241. Half video, complete failure.
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  2242. First one
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  2243. The UAC MC-21 wasn't mentioned.
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  2244. First comment!
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  2245. I’m lucky I caught the video so early, haven’t watch it yet, but I know it’ll be great as usual. Keep up the great work. I know you also made a video on the future of airbus. What about some interesting proposals of companies such as bombardier and embraer?
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  2246. Who is better and safer the boeing 737-max or the airbus A320 neo?
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  2247. Yeahhhh... I'll respectfully disagree. A pipe dream, especially for '50s technology. Making aircraft and battleships (I'll assume you mean any combat oriented ships) OBSOLETE? No. Destroyers, cruisers and the like provide maritime security, embargo capability, and a number of support roles ranging from SONAR/RADAR detection to long range fire support, to supply replenishment. Aircraft would definitely stay relevant, as they're the cheaper transportation option, provide Close Air Support, Search and Rescue/Recovery ops, and can actually evade whatever is shooting at them. Carrying 1,200 marines sounds great until you lose 1,200 marines because missile countermeasures don't always work and it has the aerodynamics of a dragster- it's great when straight, but burns when turned. The idea that they'd just leave the rocket once it reaches its destination presents its own issues too. For one, rockets are insanely expensive assets, so a one use asset that is vulnerable the entire descent carrying over a thousand Marines is a great way to waste hundreds of millions in gear, training, resources and of course- the lives of marines. Secondly, that leaves the issue of the means of exfil in clandestine ops. Use a helicopter? Helicopter can come pick you up. Use the rocket? Pray to God the PJs reach you before the enemies do because a brightly burning rocket re-entering the atmosphere is gonna act like flames for the moths. Admittedly, strategically and in a pinch, this idea is great. Anywhere in the world in 45 mins you can deliver a literal can of whoop ass. In a long drawn out war though? Get your AA good enough, surround the continental U.S. by sea so you can shoot down any rockets- then use aircraft to annihilate any troops that make landfall. At any rate, using this alongside what we have MIGHT be a valid option for today's technology. Stealth technology, advances in safety, rocket engines have made strides, and a number of other advances may be what we need to make this a valid option for sudden ops. Over a Stealth helo, HALO jumps, submarine insertion or something like those for a planned op? Mmm, I'd be hard pressed to think of reasons why. Anyways, fantastic video regardless of how asinine I think the rocket itself is 👍
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  2248. Illuminati
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  2249. That's good Now A-380 beluga XXL
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  2250. Max isn't even flying yet and a plane design has been proposed to replace it😂
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  2251. Roger Young ballad plays over the comms
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  2252. 5:22 did anyone notice the teenage boys face and how he must have thought he was in Hooter heaven!!!
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  2253. Now I see where the design inspiration for "Snowpiercer" came from, maybe even the whole book series.
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  2254. Nick, if i may ask. Will you post this video on escape velocity, your space related channel?
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  2255. Just one thing. The coup that overthrew Peron was in 1955, and the regime it imposed ended in 1958.
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  2256. It's a pity none of these were built even as a testbed to see how well the concept worked.
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  2257. To be honest these concepts are ugly and I hope they will never be lol
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  2258. FLYING WING?
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  2259.  @aureusknighstar2195  without a tail. How do you sail a plane!?
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  2260. Very interesting can't wait for the next chapter
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  2261. I love your videos
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  2262. Mom can we have 747? Mom: we already have 747 at home. 747 at home:
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  2263. Can't wait for Emirates to take their entire stock
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  2264. Who wants to waste hours in a flight when you can be at your destination quicker. Hell yes we need these planes today not tomorrow
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  2265. is good video to found realistic thoghts and extremly nice view on news in production ans suportive good vay and also polite gives a positive atmosphere look to future
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  2266. It would be extremely difficult to miss this behemoth with a SAM and down a whole army and airforce and logistic supplies. It will be an enemies delight to see that about 25% of the whole U.S arsenall is downed by one bulls eye shot from a single SAM.
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  2267. My favorite a380 is... A380-800 aka normal version lol
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  2268. This is nothing. I am also in the preliminary design stage of an aircraft that will fly at twice that speed, with twice as many passengers and for half the cost.
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  2269. great video as always!
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  2270. that ar21 is just some old MD apparently...
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  2271. This channel features such high-quality content, unbelievable!
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  2272. I think it was in War Thunder Actually, why isn’t this video sponsored by War Thunder?
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  2273. You just got a subscriber for that engine jokeđŸ€Ł
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  2274. I like how it became a horror experience at the end
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  2275. The AN-225 was blown up today

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  2276. If they had built it bigger as the 2707 aircraft as well but and it would be safer as well
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  2277. hey nick why dont u make a video on will FAA allow any blended wing design to fly with passengers and will passengers fly on it ( if the plane crashes what can happen if passengers r sitting in the wing )
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  2278. Boeing didn't have anything to do with the B-36. This was also NOT cheaper or less complex in fact the engine design, layout and operations were quite complicated and prone to failure. While initial (purchase) cost was found to be cheaper actual operations costs were higher than expected and actually using them was likely going to be more expensive than thought. (This held true for the B-36 as well) The YB-35 actually had a pretty 'normal' radar cross section due to the props and the raised engine housings. Speaking of engines they were the same ones provided to Convair for the XB-36 design and as the ones who proposed the contrarotating prop system 'testing' the combination was actually on Northrup not the government. (They fell back to essentially using the same set up as Convair) The bomb bays would be a tight fit for the Little Boy bomb and could not carry the Fat Man types at all which is one reason it wasn't pursued. It also could not carry the "Tall Boy" or "Rainmaker" deep penetration bombs which was another downside to the military. Modification WAS required, (but to be fair the B-52 had to be modified to carry the post-WWII nuclear bombs) so arguably a 'big-belly' mode might work but the initial design could not carry the bomb load as efficiently as a 'tubular' fuselage design. And no the Air Force didn't 'refuse' to allow modifications to the bomb bay, Northrup felt the required modifications would (and did) impact the aerodynamics which would slow the plane even more. This is where the smaller bomb bays bit Northrup in the butt in that BECAUSE they were so small and diverse they could not 'borrow' from each other and therefore modifications would mostly require expanding them out into the air stream. You see the downside. That APU claim seems dubious as, again that's a contractor thing not something the government provides. The YB-49 was a great idea but the bomb bay was still to small for the planned atomic bombs. Again actually fitting them would mean pushing them out into the airstream which Jack Northrup was adamantly against. (He also hated the 'podded' jets they hung on the wings and the 'air-separator' fins they added for stability to replace the 'props') Oddly the oil problem had a simple explanation, it wasn't on the ground crews checklists because they HAD no checklists for the YB-49. It was on the crew checklists but not the ground crews which were working from XB-35 paperwork which DID require checking and filling the oil reserves for a PISTON powered aircraft, not a jet powered one. Quite plausible when you consider all the engines serviced by ONE crew seized up but the other four serviced by a different crew did not. Uhm "unusual" ground test? Full speed, high weight taxi tests are standard for large aircraft and finding things like the nose wheel resonance is exactly why they are run. So no, not "odd" at all. And no the YRB-49 had extra engines on the wings, (in the pods Jack hated) but the extra fuel tanks were in the bomb bays, not the wings. The order was canceled because the design was not meeting the required, (and yes they'd changed several times but that was actually 'standard' for the Air Force of the day and not something that Northrup initially found "unusual") goals. The podded engines actually helped with the persistent stability problems (pitch issues) but they didn't go away and the design still couldn't carry the new bombs and because of the new fuel tanks it's total bomb load was less than a 'medium' bomber of the day. Later Jack and some in Northrup 'blamed' the government and claimed that because they wouldn't 'merge' as the government wanted the contract was canceled but really the YB was simply not meeting goals and not proving to be as effective as hoped. She was fast and sleek but the flying wing design has issues that required some advancement of technology to overcome such as the stability issue (and oddly let me point out your "YB49" CGI that has 'fin' on the end of the PISTON engine nacelles was actually suggested over the eventual "air-separator" design as it it was found the props and engine housing greatly contributed to the overall stability, but Jack felt that it was too much of a compromise to the design) and limited load carrying capability. The flying wing was very sleek and very advanced but it needed to make some compromises that Jack Northrup specifically was unwilling to make. It was actually suggested that the 'central' wing area be increased to allow accommodation of the needed modifications and as we see today in the B2 for example such a 'blended' wing/body actually works but Northrup felt that any significant deviation from the "pure-as-possible" flying wing design was unwanted. Symington (as noted below) had budget issues and frankly if the Smithsonian couldn't, (and they couldn't) pay to preserve the example then there wasn't much choice but TO scrap it. (Keep in mind that Northrup had an option to 'preserve' an example but had neither the space nor budget to do so either) The 'turbodyne' thing is overblown as well, Northrup SOLD the designs and patents to GE as they were not 'rivals' since Northrup didn't actually HAVE an 'engine' division. Again Northrup could have 'saved' parts but didn't by their own admission. Kind of understandable given how bitter Jack Northrup was over the whole thing, but he, (not the Air Force which had no 'say' over un-delivered parts nor any claim on the patents) junked everything. In fact this all hurt the overall development of 'stealth' technology because with all the research data and that gone a lot of work had to be accomplished. Changing times and requirements indeed had a hand in the demise of the flying wing but in the end the refusal to compromise a 'vision' of the future was more responsible than anything else. Convair had a point actually, the B-36 was more 'conventional' but it also was more practical and capable than the YB-35/49. (And again Boeing had nothing to do with the B-36 they were working on the B-29 as a priority project and had nothing to spare for the intercontinental bomber project until well after the war) And oddly the entire reason that the Air Force had to 'choose' was because the Truman administration was essentially strangling the military with budget cuts! Now mind you the official policy was to rely on long-range bombers carrying atomic bombs for the majority of the US 'defense" requirements in order to 'save' money by reducing military spending. (Literally Truman would pay all domestic and unavoidable foreign debts first and then take whatever was left over and give it to the military with the lions share going to the Air Force) Which to be clear was not even enough to actually MAINTAIN the then current "strategic" bomber force that the US policy depended on! The Air Force was unable to pay to retain personnel or maintain aircraft and they were getting the MOST money at the time! It took the Korean war to stop this downward trend. In perspective at this point (1946 to 1948) all most all post war military research and development programs ended up having to be shut down due to lack of funds. Keep in mind that in 1946 the US actually had the most advanced missile program, more advanced jet aircraft research and several promising aircraft development programs going on and 90% of these would be canceled due to lack of funding. And this was the service getting most of the military budget at the time!
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  2279. That's funny!
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  2280. People all need to fear CGI
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  2281. An even bigger problem with this idea, the cargo compartment on this plane is not pressurized, the structure has not been sized for it and cannot be easily redesigned for it... other option is to stay under 15000ft :/
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  2282. you, paper skies and mustard all have very similar channels and i love it! maybe, just maybe, a collab between the three of you?? :O
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  2283. Drought is pronounced DRAFT!
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  2284. Pov you just watched mustarts video and now this
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  2285. I think you are missing Axiom Space! You should check them out!
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  2286. Second
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  2287. this plane looks like something I made in Kerbal Space Program
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  2288. First
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  2289. S u r e
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  2290. Nope, you're 5th.
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  2291. Don't worry we'll blow up. Im subscribing now.
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  2292. i have had a ridge wallet for about 5 years, i love it.
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  2293. Hey, Found and Explained, can you maybe do a vid on the “Die Glocke”/“The Bell”? Also incredable vid, love your work man, keep it up
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  2294. Do you realize that China is part of the global economy ? A plane made in china does not necessarily mean that all parts are made in China. Airbus and Boeing planes have international suppliers. I dont like the condescendant tone when you point out that the désigners are french and the engines are the same than that of Boeing and Airbus. So what ? There are 2 countries in the world ? China and the rest of the world ?
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  2295. eh, i still love the monorails despite never being on one.. i always use them in Cities:Skylines
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  2296. The animations really help in the production quality!
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  2297. I wish they'd build a intercontinental high-speed railway. For the price of all of the aircraft and giant airports they probably could've done it. But if someone brought that idea up Way back then it would've been shot down just like today
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  2298. I like that this report only alluded to the 2 fatal crashes, but didn't take time to recap the events of which I'm reasonably sure everyone is already acutely aware of.
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  2299. Fun Fact:Russia has their own Metrojet which crashed in 2015 due to terrorism
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  2300. Why would they build a plane with one customer. They didn’t build it because everyone wanted the dash 9
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  2301. EPIC vid. This was very interesting!
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  2302. The arsenal Bird.
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  2303. 7:52 says fish,shows whale...lol.Great vid anyway!
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  2304. China’s New Comac C919 Jetliner Is Built With Stolen Technology
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  2305. ​heyhey, nice video! Anyways, have you heard of the lun-class ekranoplan? I would really like to see a vid about it.
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  2306. I believe there have been several rail-oriented Found and Explain videos. One I recall was on the Nazi Germany super-size trains, grand ambitions like everything else German at the time that were basically trains scaled up 2x in every dimension (meaning 8x the volume per car - twice as wide, twice as long, two stories tall). Intended to link the anticipated land-based German empire like the ocean liners did the more maritime British empire. I seem to recall at least one other rail-oriented video as well, but can't remember the topic.
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  2307. Damn, that was one heck of a train! I wanted to jump into the animation inside the train! But one thing Hitler needs to do, fix that little toy train toot-toot whistle!!
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  2308. Why were convair black projects so batshit insane?
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  2309. Very cool plane that has never lived. I would love to see someone build a flying model of this
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  2310. The 7m7 looks awesome.
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  2311. Why do all these planes look like they are right out of Thunderbirds?
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  2312. An idea for a "what if" show would be the passenger airships designed for Goodyear. Litchfield's whole plan was for the Navy to fund US rigid airships during the teething phase so he could spin off the tech for worldwide passenger service afterwards. The plans were frankly amazing, having learned all the what-not-to-do lessons from Luftschiffbau-Zeppelin. I have the books if you need them.
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  2313. FIRST!
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  2314. Hello
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  2315. Made it look way better in the 3D render than it actually looked like in real life
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  2316. I get it: Trump can be offensive, but how many of his critics would have the guts to start even one business, let alone one on such a scale? If they ever tried and failed, they would blame everyone else or the capitalist system, never their own ineptitude. And they'd never scrape up enough courage to try again.
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  2317. Concorde was an amazing airplane
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  2318. Every single time the animation gets more and more realistic
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  2319. Trying new things I see
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  2320. He’s trying so hard not to laugh during that sponsor ad 😂
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  2321. 1:45 ARSENAL BIRD
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  2322. Because of vegans and tree-huggers (aka environmentalists) we can’t fly in supersonic đŸ€Šâ€â™‚ïž
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  2323. Sorry to sound pessimistic but I only hope the Max doesn't crash anytime in the next 5 years minimum otherwise this plane will be finished.
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  2324. 1:52 okay why dose the 707 look like the Convair 990A ???
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  2325. But Jeff Besos forgot one crucial detail Force fields are subscription service -max0r
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  2326. Put passengers in a pod slung under the fuselage of a B-58? What could possibly go wrong.
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  2327. A380 is not a success but is much better than 747, A380 stretch would bit 747-8i
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  2328. I wonder what will happen with naming after 797 and they want a new plane which isn't an upgrade of the last. For airbus it's pretty straight forward ,probably A200 or something
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  2329. I think they will go with 808
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  2330. Big boy
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  2331. All airlines care about is squeezing as many people as possible into their tin cans. All those interior perks are simply not profitable for the masses. However, it is nice to see that manufacturers trying something new when it comes to the blended wing design. I would love to see sleeping cabins that would allow economy passengers to actually sleep instead of those ridiculously tight seating arrangements we have now. If done right they could squeeze just as many people in it, but at least folks could sleep
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  2332. the gun with wings
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  2333. China knows well how to copy from others.... #boycottchinesegoods
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  2334. I finally found time to watch this video, it’s great as usual. The Grounded series has been my fav type of video so far. Thank you found and explained!
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  2335. Its rather ironic because TU-404,but it technically doesn't exist so 404,
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  2336. F in the chat for skippy 😔
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  2337. Yooop
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  2338. Okay then
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  2339. I liked the exchange of two brown envelopes - hail Nick!
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  2340. Hell na not for now I’m already scared of flying imagine knowing how they died in the max
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  2341. Awesome video as per usual. Your CGI graphics are top notch!
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  2342. Boom Supersonic in the meantime is getting close to testing the XB-1 this year..while Aerion keeps pushing their deadline and changing designs. I'll take any decent improvement over the current subsonic flight time, or isn't it possible to just tweak the current subsonic speed a bit say a Gulfstream G650ER or Bombardier Global series have a top speed of Mach .925 and cruising speed around Mach .085...can't they realistically tweak the engine or maybe lighten the load (only six-eight passengers total instead of 12) ......so they have at least .Mach 925-.93 cruising speed and it has to have 5000 nm range for long international travel (Asia to US).
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  2343. Irwin Allen did it better. :)
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  2344. Whats the intro song
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  2345. I’m subscribed this video is good
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  2346. The current Air Force One is a 747-200B, the new plane would be the last version of the 747, the 747-8
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  2347. I believe it when the CEO of AA flies in a 737 Max on a normal commuter flight in economy from DFW to LA.
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  2348. Love this channel is like mustard but actually puts videos up everyday not once a year lol, love the content
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  2349. Nice!
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  2350. Fascinating. I live near the Rhine, and yet I've never heard of these, so many thanks...
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  2351. What garbage. All interiors imported from the West.
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  2352. Please do something (anything) about Hungary, any planes or something aviation related
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  2353. COMAC is not responsible for over 300 murders the way Boeing is, I'd happily fly on one of these planes.
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  2354. Sekrit Russian dokuments Oh wait Sekrit American dokuments
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  2355. Sub with plenty of mustard... 😂!
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  2356. Interesting... the nose and front fuselage cockpit area would’ve probably looked more like.a 757/787 hybrid rather than the pointy 707/727/737, and a taller landing gear.
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  2357. Can’t wait!!!
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  2358. Does the M in 7M7 stand for Mayday?
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  2359. Immagine every airline CEO saw this video and all started purchasing them
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  2360. I hate premieres Do they offer any advantages to the creator?
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  2361. Great
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  2362. Did I hear hydrogen dioxide or commonly known as water? 1:16
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  2363.  @FoundAndExplained  She lived in Myrtle Beach at the time and would frequently fly to Chicago to visit family so that’s how that worked.
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  2364. Every day you upload is a good day!😊
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  2365. Randomly recommended and already interested in your content. Y’gained a sub mate!
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  2366. What about the natf 23 vid we asked you to make?
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  2367. Wait, dont they use hydrogen and oxygen in rockets? Correct me if I am wrong.
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  2368. i love the animations
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  2369. No thank you.....I rather fly a Boeing 737-Max.....than flying a made in China aircraft. China is never good at copying, it never perform like the original copy.
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  2370. The Boscombe Down Crash https://youtu.be/OOFqjMgrvNo You might find this video interesting about the aurora I have also put my Own personal theory about the aurora, Which is that I think the aurora has been superseded with a new aircraft been developed by the Americans. Very interesting video I had heard about the Boscombe down incident but I’ve never put it into the picture. there was a strange incident in About 1996 I was listening to the radio when a news item reported that an emergency signal had been received by UK air traffic control. By an aircraft that was going down over the Atlantic, A pilot on British Airways aircraft had also reported seen something but when they reported it to air traffic control They was told there was nothing in the area. At the same time A lot of civilian pilots had reported seeing an aircraft at high altitude travelling at very high speed when They reported to traffic control they were told there is nothing in the area. At the time I wondered if it was the Aurora, In parts of Scotland a lot of people had seen and heard strange aircraft coming in at night or in the early morning. It sounds to me as if they lost a couple of The Aurora aircraft which makes me wonder Has the project been abandoned. If it his I wonder what it has been replaced with?.
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  2371. Vid would’ve been just as good without a cameo from 🎃 at the end.
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  2372. It's a shame the L-1011 was unsuccessful despite being a very advanced plane at the time. If Lockheed wasn't discouraged from building more commercial jets, they could have made a really good widebody twinjet.
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  2373. I love that they actually read the comment section and they will normally explain to the best so keep the great work up.
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  2374. I swear I'm so mad that we never get to see the Fokker 70/100
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  2375. Yet another squandered opportunity to produce a truly unique and versatile aircraft. Any objections to this designed could have easily been worked out.
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  2376. You made two videos on flying Doritos
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  2377. This special contrail signature was in the sky this afternoon over my friend's house. . .
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  2378. Please you MUST adjust your map (5:50) – Ukrainian Crimea MUST not be shown as a part of Russian empire.
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  2379. Seemingly not being able to say well known names correctly makes the narrator sound like he doesn't know what he's talking about. I mean, if you know anything about space exploration, you know how to say Vaun Braun's name correctly. And Bigelow is a known company, having already put one of it's module in orbit attached to the ISS... so getting the name wrong MANY times in a row is a major fail. A bit like that other video I watched that mentioned the Saturn Vee rocket instead of the Saturn V (Saturn 5)... which has to be the best known space vehicle in history having put humans on the Moon. Oh, and if you enter the name Bombardier in Google Translate and have it say it in French, you'll know how to say that as well. There's always a way to find the information when you don't know... Still, this is a rather interesting channel and with a tad more care put into the commentary, it could become a major one. Cheers!
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  2380. You should have a look at the rumours / speculation for the Airbus A322 XLR
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  2381. The map showing Roosevelt's route to Casablanca is extremely wrong! The Boeing 314 "Dixie Clipper" (technically an USN C-143) route was from Miami, Florida to Trinidad to Belém, Brazil to Bathurst, Gambia (now Banjul, The Gambia). At Bathurst, he changed to an USAAF C-54 (ex TWA DC-4) for the flight to Casablanca. The return route was the same except for a stop at Monrovia, Liberia on the Casablanca - Bathurst leg.
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  2382. Where discord, i cant go in
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  2383. Hydrogen planes? I more like steam hydrogen zeppilines! "ĐŽĐ°ĐŽĐžĐŒ ĐŸŃ‚ĐČДт запаЎу" таĐș сĐșĐ°Đ·Đ°Ń‚ŃŒ. Đ’Đ”ĐŽŃŒ ĐČĐŸĐŽĐŸŃ€ĐŸĐŽ ĐžĐŒĐ”Đ”Ń‚ ĐŸŃ‡Đ”ĐœŃŒ ĐČŃ‹ŃĐŸĐșую Ń‚Đ”ĐŒĐżĐ”Ń€Đ°Ń‚ŃƒŃ€Ńƒ ŃĐłĐŸŃ€Đ°ĐœĐžŃ, Đ·ĐœĐ°Ń‡ĐžŃ‚ Đ”ĐłĐŸ Đ»ŃƒŃ‡ŃˆĐ” ĐžŃĐżĐŸĐ»ŃŒĐ·ĐŸĐČать ĐŽĐ»Ń ĐœĐ°ĐłŃ€Đ”ĐČĐ° Đ° ĐœĐ” ĐŽĐ»Ń ĐżŃ€ĐŸĐżŃƒĐ»ŃŒŃĐžĐž. А ĐșĐŸĐœĐșŃ€Đ”Ń‚ĐœĐŸ ĐŽĐ»Ń ĐœĐ°ĐłŃ€Đ”ĐČĐ° ĐČĐŸĐŽŃ‹ ĐČ ĐșĐŸŃ‚Đ»Đ” ĐŽĐ»Ń ĐżĐŸĐ»ŃƒŃ‡Đ”ĐœĐžŃ пара. Статья ĐŸĐ± ĐžŃĐżĐŸĐ»ŃŒĐ·ĐŸĐČĐ°ĐœĐžĐž ĐżĐ°Ń€ĐŸĐČых ĐŒĐ°ŃˆĐžĐœ ĐČ Đ°ĐČоацоо : http://www.douglas-self.com/MUSEUM/TRANSPORT/steamplane/steamplane.htm А таĐșжД ŃƒĐ»ŃƒŃ‡ŃˆĐ”ĐœĐœĐ°Ń ĐĄŃ‚ŃĐœĐ»Đž ĐœŃĐ”Ń€ĐŸĐŒ ŃŃ…Đ”ĐŒĐ° ŃĐ»Đ”ĐșŃ‚Ń€ĐŸĐ»ĐžĐ·Ń‘Ń€Đ° : http://www.electrik.org/forum/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=22189 Đ‘Đ°Đ»Đ»ĐŸĐœ ĐŽĐžŃ€ĐžĐ¶Đ°Đ±Đ»Ń ĐœĐ” Đ±ŃƒĐŽĐ”Ń‚ Đ·Đ°ĐżĐŸĐ»ĐœĐ”Đœ ĐČĐŸĐŽĐŸŃ€ĐŸĐŽĐŸĐŒ (Ń…ĐŸŃ‚Ń Ń‚ĐŸĐ¶Đ” ĐŒĐŸĐ¶ĐœĐŸ ĐżĐŸĐżŃ€ĐŸĐ±ĐŸĐČать), Đ° ĐłĐ”Đ»ĐžĐ”ĐŒ ĐșĐ°Đș ĐżŃ€Đ”ĐŽĐżĐŸĐ»ĐŸĐłĐ°Đ»ŃŃ Đ“ĐžĐœĐŽĐ”Ń€Đ±ŃƒŃ€Đł, Ń‚ĐŸĐ»ŃŒĐșĐŸ Ń‚ĐŸĐłĐŽĐ° ĐČ Đ“Đ”Ń€ĐŒĐ°ĐœĐžĐž ĐłĐ”Đ»ĐžŃ ĐœĐ° ĐŽĐžŃ€ĐžĐ¶Đ°Đ±Đ»ŃŒ ĐœĐ” хĐČĐ°Ń‚ĐžĐ»ĐŸ Đž ĐœĐ°ĐżĐŸĐ»ĐœĐžĐ»Đž Ń‡Đ”ĐŒ Đ±Ń‹Đ»ĐŸ.
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  2384. China needs a medium of connectivity- a country that link them to the west and countries that neighbours them.
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  2385. Since there were 2 missions or more imagined for crewed Mars Missions, we would yea
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  2386. Auf alle FĂ€lle brauchen wir ein Video ĂŒber die Variante der Navy
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  2387. The Mil Mi-30 looks much similar to the V-280 prototype than the V-22 Osprey based on the model on the video.
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  2388. The new intro is great but a little long. Maybe u can speed it up by 1.10x
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  2389. the small comments in the corner of the screen made me laugh lmao
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  2390. The Philippine Airline's 747 was starring in the vid, but sadly they're retired.
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  2391. Less goo, finally yt updated it
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  2392. I'd like to fly with you in WT, except It costs way to much.. That's the problem with War Thunder; if you don't spend crazy amounts of money, you just don't progress..
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  2393. Hahaha
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  2394. Made in China jet? No thank you.
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  2395. would have been a very cool machine... should have built it, but i would think that the cost of carbon fibre at the time (USD40/lb before forming) may have been a bit of an issue... but could have been an interesting alternative to the 737-max series... even with conventional jet turbines in place of the jet props, it could have been a game-changer and more future-proof...
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  2396. I actually think these planes should be much smaller, like literally 2 passengers. I love the fact that the time of travel is dramatically reduced, but I also think the total amount of travel time should be as well. Think of Uber and how quickly it is to call one up and go anywhere in the city. That's how this should be in my opinion.
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  2397. It is enough for c919 to have a Chinese market. By then, Boeing and Airbus should not cry like babies. China has developed in the ridicule of you Westerners. Do you think that China still needs to care about your western views
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  2398. Alternate channel name: Found and Explaned
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  2399. future plane i want to see them all flying above my country
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  2400. A few obstacles standing between this vision and reality: a. You don't fly top speed the whole way- you gradually accelerate and decelerate, ergo flight times will be longer. b. It's unlikely the range will allow for long transpacific or multi-continental routes. c. Supersonic flights are banned over most land. d. These flights will be cost-prohibitive. ...However I have no doubts the technology is there. It's merely a question if the politics and economics will support it.
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  2401. Yeah, that's never going to happen. If the massive A380 got mothballed for being inefficient, how do they expect an even bigger plane to become reality?
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  2402. I was thinking about this yesterday while watching mustard and BOOM this channel comes in today
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  2403.  @FoundAndExplained  That too 🙂 But I imagine you were aiming to appeal to a wider audience so in that respect it makes sense 👍
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  2404. Emirates CEO will be taking notes while watching this !
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  2405. This sounds over the top. But honestly, id have pressed it into service due to its functionality. What a concept. Yea ditch all your world bases, combine this with drones... oh yea. Id bet this might be a functioning unit in the deep black fleet right now... or was and has now been replaced by a functioning space plane.
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  2406. Took me a few minutes to realize you weren’t putting lightning in the clouds behind the airship, but clouds popping in and out of existence in your animations. 😂. Still love the video 10/10
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  2407. Oh right, is it true Russia destroyed the An-225?
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  2408. Dude this is my imagination lol 😂
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  2409. I definitely knew it was the Aurora! I guessed it at the 100k special live stream.
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  2410. A flying submarine, this had to be a democrat idea.
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  2411. Do some behind the scenes
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  2412. Since A380 is made by European, we will never see A380 Air Force One
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  2413. Well done. Quite informative and interesting.
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  2414. As much as I like the Raptor this thing just looks awesome. Unlike any other aircraft I have seen
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  2415. Why did youtube tell me that this video was uploaded today?
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  2416. Wasn't the plane banned in Europe? And I like how in another video of this plane they pointed out a few small problems and all Russians came over there saying you are biased and so on. I think Russians can't handle criticism and I've never heard the word biased used so much by anybody except Russians.
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  2417. Mustard's video has the same length as well
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  2418. What about buying a A380 for 66m now and store it? Then resell it in 3-4 years? If not resell, you could still sell and lease back for instance to operate from London to new york
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  2419. Big airplanes only work in hub and spoke system. The world moved to smaller planes with more direct point to point connections which saves passenger's time. Who wants to fly on a massive airplane that takes longer to load / unload and then have a connection to final destination in a hub and spoke system when they can go point to point in a single flight in far less time? It's like the choice between taking the crowded bus to work over 2 hours with multiple connection vs. driving directly from home to work in 30 minutes.
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  2420. I cannot believe I have never heard of these before!
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  2421. let’s do it! haha what a great idea!
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  2422. Want to see this too!
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  2423. Only 80% of my audience speaks English as a first language so I have to speak slowly :)
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  2424. . . . almost pulled the tree-guh
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  2425. "69 likes" ;-;
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  2426. Anotov? Forgiven. Subbed even.😉
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  2427. I do not see potential in that segment between 200-250... either 200 or 250... I do see sense for plane with 230 passenger... to close to both othee sizes...
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  2428. ofcourse MGM Grand Air was a MGM Grand failure for investors!!! their first mistake making an already expensive full service airline an even more expensive one!!! and back in the 1970s air travel was still not very affordable to a major chunk of the population!!! secondly operating a fleet of only 3 B727-200 narrow body jets on transatlantic routes!!! operating the B727-200 on long transatlantic routes which it was never designed to do & not to mention the B727-200 was a total guzzler!!! this resulted in equipping the B727-200 with auxiliary fuel tanks in the wing centre box!!! & finally the third reason was rapid auctions of tickets on very very slim margins!!! MGM forgot the airline is no casino!!!
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  2429. I need to clean my eyes after watching this video
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  2430. "the biggest aircraft nEVER built"
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  2431. A stretch-500 and -700 competing directly with the 737 will cost a lot less than the nsr. A320 is old 737 is vintage.... lot cheaper to maximise A220 up to the A320 and keep on developing the A321 than a clean sheet A320. Anyway, boeing is stuck with the max for at least 10 to 15 years and can be undercut so easily
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  2432. No fkn way
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  2433. Boeing was developing a triple decker superclipper but the project was cancelled
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  2434. Excellent! Glad you did this mini documentary... My understanding from 1st hand sources (now long passed away) was that the wing reconfiguration required not only a delay as you correctly pointed out, but a request for a second round of funding... this is precisely the moment it got killed... Lockheed was well aware of the sexiness of a swing wing, Boeing only had experience with large subsonic aircraft while Lockheed also had experience with large and small supersonic and subsonic alike.. from this 2 speculative points: 1) had Boeing been able to complete its prototypes and actually deliver to the airlines the few hundred aircraft they optimistically thought they could, there’s a good chance the Concorde would’ve had more sales, and also an outside chance Lockheed may have been funded by the govt to build their own for at least 2 US suppliers... this scenario would’ve probably forced Douglas to exit quicker. 2) had Lockheed been chosen instead, we certainly would indeed have seen at mínimum 2 prototypes built... Either way, all three planes would’ve been prohibitively expensive for mass travel, and eventually I see them all being phased out...
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  2435. You actually missed the primary reasons for buying the F15EX. 1. F35s can't be built fast enough to replace retiring aircraft. 2. Keeping more than one manufacturer that can make a fighter aircraft in business.
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  2436. An aerospace engineer once said in terms of the shear engineering obstacles its easier to put a man on the moon.
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  2437. To accommodate passengers you got to get pressurization & climate control for the WHOLE thing. Right there you might as well build an entirely new plane. No APUs. Any airport gate servicing would require it to be hooked up to "Life support". Now there is the subject of the P&W TF33s - all eight of them. What are engine start procedures? Air cart or black powder? I bet airport management would "LOVE" the transport & use of powder charges on the tarmac.... Operation costs for passenger service? This is one thirsty bird. How would that senior executive strategy meeting go at American or Delta when presented with a proposal to use converted B-52s? The poor associate making such a proposal presentation would be making a severely career limiting move. Probably career changing. I have never worked for any airline, but I am an employee of a fortune 100 company, with 20 plus years at the headquarters. I have been in board meetings with senior management, I have contributed to strategic purchasing presentations. I've learned a couple of things: First off - The numbers have got to work. If they don't (and I can't imagine how they could with a B-52) then don't even present it. Second - Remember any good proposal contains an executive summary. Something that can be read & understood within a 2 minute time frame. (Some will say 2 minutes is too generous). Corporate top brass does not take kindly to having their time wasted. If you're giving a report - think Dragnet - "just the facts Ma'am". Any employee even presenting a B-52 conversion proposal could never be viewed in a favorable light by senior executive management. BUT - If you are some know-it-all, whippersnapper, fresh out of college, and crave a new challenge - present this..... "How does it feel to be reassigned as a ticketing agent for a regional commuter in Roswell, NM?" The short of it: we won't be seeing these.
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  2438. I don't care to know about what was never built, I want to know: Where are we going?....and what are we going to build next? It's time for the USA to wake up and stop the political fighting nightmare and work together to take America to the future.
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  2439. Seriously, an ad break 1m 30s in?!? And another 4 dotted along the timeline for a 12m video! I'm not wasting my time when I want to watch your videos.
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  2440. amg be like
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  2441. Put fuel pods on the wing tips and also make them the landing gear! (is this a good idea?) So this thing was supposed to take off and land tail first all the time? seems even more difficult than the Pogo's landing.
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  2442. Israel inventing the Lavi is like the woman who invented the pink VCR. Btw, you are knocking it out of the park with your research, renders and editing but some of the narration is letting you down. 'Metriciously", "prowress", "accompolied", "compensary"? While actual creator spoken narration with flaws is preferable to perfect A.I. voiced content due to its authenticity, the meticulousness of the renders should also be extended to the voice work.
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  2443. I go to the frontier museum all the time. Love looking at this thing. Really does look like a ufo, I love it.
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  2444. A380: "anyone remember me?"
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  2445. Plz more types of videos like this
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  2446. I am the 18th person to comment, how cool is that?
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  2447. Very cool seeing the cones on the SR-71 move.
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  2448. Waiting 🎉🎉🎉 from the Philippines
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  2449. the russians had already done this in 1989 a tu155 and 30 years later airbus is still 15 years behind
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  2450. I wonder how they will solve the quirk the SR-71 had weeping fuel until the body would seal itself from the friction of fly.
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  2451. Funny that we do use these engines now. They’re turbofans. They basically just put the propellers inside the cowling
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  2452. The train of Love is comin'
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  2453. Just like his administration đŸ‘€đŸ€”đŸ˜‚đŸ–’đŸ‡ș🇾
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  2454. Epic! Finally a 2.0!
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  2455. American Airlines, Continental, Pan Am, Eastern, Braniff, United Airlines and TWA Concordes? Yes please. Wish it would’ve happened.
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  2456. rip I once saw a cargo version of the a380
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  2457. Japan couldn't make big motors. This project was never sucseed, that why it was canceled.
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  2458. Bring one video on the MIG 31.
    3
  2459. That ‘new’ livery was designed by the soon to be former President... hopefully the new one will have other ideas..
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  2460. the water sim was actually quite bonkers, awesome rendering sims
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  2461. I'm surprised the soviets didn't make it
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  2462. Hey make a video about the buran energia
    3
  2463. Seem like quality content and just plain awesome, thanks for all the researching.
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  2464. Hur dur people don't have phone and have to actually use hands therefore BAD
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  2465. Loved the video! I've been looking for something to fill the month-long wait times for Mustard to release something. I do want to make a suggestion, though. If you can, try and get some more damping material around your audio recording space. It's not bad, but there's definitely some echo going on. Also, you annunciate well, but the speech is a little bit dramatic because of it. Again, not bad, but maybe calm the changes in tone a little, while keeping the annunciation. All in all, I think you're probably going places!
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  2466. Good Job on the Stinger missile you guys made.
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  2467. No 737-esque designs please! Start from scratch, and get those engines back under the wings! A good airframe should "want" to stay aloft. It shouldn't require software to enforce proper handling.
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  2468. The Airbus A322 new love US and Boeing 797 is year new Aircraft
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  2469. Love the new animated combat animations!
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  2470. Great video. Right up until that closing Superman line. Oof. With recent admissions from the Pentagon and the history of Black Budget operations here in the US, there is no doubt in my mind that the Manta is real. Not to mention several craft that would utilize this technology.
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  2471. Looks like something a noob would make in Plane Crazy. Like, just LOOK at those wings!
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  2472. I would say that the flexibility factor in choosing the 787-8 over the 787-3 is the biggest factor, especially for airlines in Asia. For example, Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific use 777-300ERs and A330-300s, respectively, on both intercontinental routes (e.g. Manila to Sydney) and short domestic routes (e.g. Manila to Cebu).
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  2473. What about Kansas or Oklahoma? They are plenty flat too.
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  2474. if F&E correctly pronounces every word os his script, it's not our beloved host. this became a charm of this channel.
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  2475. Your animations and renderings are getting better-keep up the good work!
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  2476. You're welcome. I did it all for the puppies.
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  2477.  @captainpoptarts  sounds interesting
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  2478. waiting for the premiere
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  2479. Take it from a kind Canadian, Bombardier is pronounced (Bohm-bar-dee-eh) not (bomb-ar-deer) 😉😀
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  2480. "i will find you, i will explain to you, but its not what you think."
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  2481. Never stop dreaming Russia never stop Russia
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  2482. Good video BTW. :)
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  2483. I always wondered why they didn't re-engine the base line 727 airframe. No you couldn't put a high bypass turbofan in the center engine bay. But the 2 replacement, outer pylon turbofans could have provided as much or more thrust. Than the original engines with a far lower fuel cost. Propfans are an interesting proposition. Such a design should be marketed to the US Navy. Somthing like a P-8, only purpose built; with a mad boom. In this way commercial sales, including freight options. Could be a profitable way; to promote the "in-land port" concept. Long range, more "on station" time. Jet engine like speeds. Such an aircraft, or a larger variant could replace. Ageing 707 based airframes in service. Just a thought.😎
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  2484. This plane in 2060:releases Emirates and etihad: I will take ur entire stock
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  2485. Why does he pronounce "Weaponry" as "Weapon-dree"? Weaponry does not have an R in it. In any case, another great video!
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  2486. Those who laugh at the mighty dragon are fools.
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  2487. I was at McMurdo 1969 to 1972. I rebuilt a old Nodwell (tracked personal carrier) Had a Ford 6 cylinder and I took off the governor. She'd go 35 -45 MPH.
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  2488. When will we fly on it? You tell me, cause I ain’t paying...
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  2489. I guess they didn't have ICBMs back then.
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  2490. The real Darkstar
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  2491. 300 howitzers are crazy
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  2492. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
    3
  2493. What an I missing? How does Merrill Lynch fit into this story?
    3
  2494. Ya Earned a New Subscriber!
    3
  2495. If it's boing am not going
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  2496. The Boeing sonic cruiser should have been built, it sucks how we don’t have many interesting commercial airliners nowadays
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  2497. Dehaviland* Comet
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  2498. when u ask your mum for 747 and a380 we already have it at home sukhoi kr-860
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  2499. 4:11 also what happened to that door?
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  2500. All the fancy high air pressure and big windows means squat on the nightmareliner when you're crammed in 3-3-3. Truly tortuous. I'll take the 60s thanks
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  2501. All of these were built using reverse engineering by taking apart existing planes.
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  2502. Sukhoi ltf checkmate beside tr3b at the start of vid???
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  2503. Am I watching from Low Earth Orbit? Ha! More like 12mb/s ADSL in my part of eastern AU. But it works – while it remains available. My only other option – no option at all, really – is the NBN satellite, which delivers less, and less reliably, than my country copper. And NBNco claim their rollout is "complete". My arse it is! Bring on 21st century internet now! FFS.
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  2504. What if boeing made a shorter variant of the 757 fitted with high bypass engines, to replace the 737?
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  2505. YOU NAILED IT AGAIN F&E!
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  2506. -Problem 1: Shuttle doesn't have fuel tanks so how can you use its engines once disconnected from the external tank? -Problem Two: if you're not going to use all the space in cargo you might as well keep the radiators on the cargo bay doors, or create doors with fluid radiators. A big water tank isn't saving you much weight. Problem 3: No four engines are powerful enough to get a 90 ton orbiter, 100 ton plus 1000 tons of fuel into orbit. This never happened because it's not possible.
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  2507. "Ghost Train" sounds like something that never stops and will keep going for decades
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  2508. I was wondering: The SSMEs need the fuel from the ET. So if they use engines on the booster they dont need the SSMEs. So thanks for the information. I guess they use the OMS like the normal Shuttle? And why didnt they use the normal SRBs? I guess it was still in development and they didnt know it would take months to repair the shuttle after every flight.
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  2509. @7:38 - I’m pretty sure that TX and NM are east of NV and AZ :)
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  2510. Also the Russian competitor of China's Comac C919, the Chinese competitor of Airbus A320 and Boeing B737
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  2511. Happy Thanksgiving
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  2512. loved the video, was recommended to me by the main man Georgey Benson 💕. subbing nowww
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  2513. Lol make a new 757
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  2514. Yooo this is like a second Mustard channel
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  2515. You can't call the L-1011 (Pronounced L 10 11) as L-100-11
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  2516. never been this exited for one of your videos befor
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  2517. Don't worry, Emirates convinced Airbus to bring up the brand-new A380neo.Maybe Airbus will work on it from 2020 to 2025 and focus on efficiency.I hope so.....
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  2518. World In Conflict😂
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  2519. Thanks for a great video about a little known aircraft .
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  2520.  @FoundAndExplained  Also congratulations for 31,300 subscribers Nick!!
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  2521. The A380 had to get airlines to make a multi-year investment in new big planes. Considering the pandemic, it was really fortunate they didn't. More to the point, the inventory of 747's, from almost new to archaic, really kept the demand down...
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  2522. I saw one of these at an airport in France when I went with my school.
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  2523. Rival what 747s and A380s?
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  2524. No one cares. Don’t fly Boeing
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  2525. How does he post these every 2 days? 3D videos take so much time to produce and edit! Maybe they have a team?
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  2526. No. The F22 is the best looking.
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  2527. Im super positive ive seen this before in a movie.
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  2528. This would only work with new propulsion systems e.g. Hydrogen or Battery Electric. And on certain routes. Short range high density routes could come into play with new propulsion systems.
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  2529. Why can't the BelugaXL be a triple deckeeeeeerrr wwhyyyyyy i like it more if it was a triple deckeeeeeerrr
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  2530. Poor Sports Airbus...!!! You screwed Bombarier!
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  2531. Casually throwing shade at Mustard. . .
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  2532. That nasally voice of yours is the signature of this channel. The channel won't be the same without it. You should think twice before you decide to put someone else behind the microphone.
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  2533. Osea: what if drone
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  2534. Your animation is so good and realistic
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  2535. @FoundAndExplained >>> I actually stumbled across this video a few minutes BEFORE the premier starts. I need to go play the lottery...😊
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  2536. I wouldn't board a chinese aircraft, even if the company payed my retirement till my end in this world.
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  2537. Like mustards little brother
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  2538. I'm not convinced on Mach 3 passenger travel. The cost across the board would be astronomical.
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  2539. I read the wikipedia page on this a while back, and LOVED IT. Glad it finally has a video on it !
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  2540. Project Pluto 2: Electric Boogaloo
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  2541. I always thought this channel was akin to "Tales of Future Past" like what David Szondy chronicled on his website
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  2542. I get extra happy when I see a comment from you :)
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  2543. intereting but 3 ads in 8 mnutes !
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  2544. the 49 dislike people are from jealous Boeing .
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  2545. Looks like your days of flying are coming to an end.
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  2546. It's called Horten not Horton
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  2547. Propulsión Mercury magnétic .
    3
  2548. Very nice! Hello from randwick the spot
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  2549. What's wrong with these CEO's trying to force feminism in their sales and services ?? Since childhood you know that women and boys have differences, there maybe a few tomboys here and there but 99.999% its normal people trying to live their life.
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  2550.  @FoundAndExplained  the animation is fine. Just make sure you get the info and facts right because they are often not.
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  2551. US - B21 Russia - PAK-DA China - Xian H20 Indians - Hal Tejas đŸ€­
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  2552. isn't it the F-82?
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  2553. Yes I would! :-)
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  2554. Can you give the link of after effect and blender
    2
  2555. Wow a wonderful video about supersonic aircraft's of British design ( Vicki's Swallow )..from primitive experience ( wild Goose 🩱)..video introduced this informative video in interesting shows thanks ( explained & )
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  2556. That moment you realize there’s pretty music and cool visuals depicting a totalitarian world where one country rules all others with giant flying reactors
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  2557. The Rustys with a built this in a heartbeat
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  2558. I have wondered why no one thought about converting a C-5 galaxy into a passenger jet. Or even a new Air Force one
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  2559. Di - meth - el - hydro - zeen
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  2560. oh wow.. i wonder if you would make videos about hawk too? ah?
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  2561. Awesome video as always mate! I too like Mustard! The US SST program is something I've always found interesting!
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  2562. Wait a second, this is more frequent upload mustard ;)
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  2563. HI THERE,,,,,,,,,,,I especially ENJOY your videos on LARGE airlines and you do well researched info'' off them which does not go unnoticed......good job.. I have a question for you please------why don't airplanes put a strong solid sorta like a '''''Chicken Wire ''' over the front of their engines to stop bird strikes as we all know how serious an issue that is.... Thank you.
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  2564. I always love your transition to the sponsor. đŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł
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  2565. Nice
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  2566. This is awesome
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  2567. На 1:39 "ĐšŃ€Đ°ŃĐœŃ‹Đč ĐŸĐșŃ‚ŃĐ±Ń€ŃŒ"!
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  2568. Well thank you for very nice video im sorry to the lost future of the Airbus A380-900 that would have been amazing but the A380-800 fuel cost grew to much the the corona virus pandemic brought the Airline business down but also my concern is that Oil industry is polluting the world to much so we much more rescreach and development to do I Like the A380 planes. To bad many different of this plane could not be released.
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  2569. What an amazing video! I really like this machine.
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  2570. 262 would’ve been a great choice. Especially now where destroyers need helipads to lad helicopters the platform could’ve been modified to rotate so it could’ve been rearmed and stored vertically
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  2571. Point 6 was probably specified to avoid any suggestions that technically met the launch and landing requirements but otherwise couldn't hover, like launching with an expendable booster and landing under a parachute.
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  2572. A real "sky hotel" would probably be a giant airship...
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  2573. This thing would be a massive target. There’s no way this wouldn’t be shot down by SAMs within minutes of a conflict starting. It’s just a huge target. And if it does get shot down then you’ve got to deal with the nuclear reactor getting destroyed on impact with the ground and spreading nuclear material all over the place
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  2574. Before I watch this let me just take a guess nasa figured out we don't have a good track record of launching rockets and scrapped the idea
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  2575. Thanks, Jarod! Good work!
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  2576. Yes to a B-58 SST episode. And, were those naval SR-71s there at the end...has there been an episode on that?
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  2577. Dam looks sick
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  2578. NOICE 😁
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  2579. 5:25 ”It isn’t produced at the scale that is required bz the airlines today” Still a mistake. It should no longer be human being convenience and profit that govern decision-making but the sanity of Nature. So long as we don’t understand and apply that, these solutions will come from the ‘wrong’ place.
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  2580. Of course , quality will take time.. Tin cans to titanium. Is a. Big distance.
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  2581. Interesting. Another, Whata...Coulda... Shoulda... video. Well done.
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  2582. Uhhh in a previous video he explained that satellites can no longer gather information as well as spy planes because they’re predictable and non stealthy.
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  2583. Hi I also come from britan
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  2584. Why don't airbus or Boeing just try to make a transonic plane as that's faster then subsonic but slower then supersonic but also not as stable,maybe a future idea?
    2
  2585. Who else but Russia?
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  2586. Thanks to discord, I got here early.
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  2587. And I thought mechs were a dumb design, but this is an entirely new level of bad design Edit: Omg I just realized that this is a WWII design and not a WWI design. He actually looked at tank designs like the Tiger with 80-100 mm of armor capable of going 36 km/h and thought "You know what would be a worthy opponent? A giant, impossible to miss, metal cylinder with practically no armor, only capable of moving at a few km/h"
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  2588. I haven't seen this concept yet, it really started a train of thoughts. ... And that was the pun for the day. You're welcome! đŸ˜đŸ˜‡đŸ€Ÿ
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  2589. It is not twice the speed of Concord, it's less than one third faster.
    2
  2590. Guiness world records 2021: The world's most unpopular plane: 737 MAX
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  2591. Found And Explained Indeed, even though I prefer Boeing. I would’ve loved to have seen the A380 have its great years
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  2592. Ealr
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  2593. Reminds me to the fsx mods where you could actually fly a passenger an 225
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  2594. Great video dude keep up the good work đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘âœ”ïžâœ”ïžâœ”ïž
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  2595. I kinda wanna see an "alternate history" of if these aircraft existed. How would they have performed or changed the era? Ya know
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  2596. Really I thought Mustard repost their Video.
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  2597. yo
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  2598. 797 was conceptualized but on put hold for future re evaluation as Boeing focuses on returning its 737 Max back to service.
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  2599. We have a new Mustard, guys ! And I fucking love it =)
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  2600. Ah, the dreaded "Bird Mincer".
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  2601. Penguins are cool
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  2602. Indeed
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  2603. Why does BabyBoom have a tailplane?
    2
  2604. i will fly on united airlines 737 924ER is it safe? i booked already
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  2605. That's not a MAX. It's the old 737-900.
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  2606. Well, when you think about it most designs have been produced at least till technically demands something new and different. Until then, widening basic and successful designs makes a lot of sense economically and practically.
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  2607. Hey since Airbus already named the current a350variants -900 and -1000 what are the neo variants gonna be called?
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  2608. Now this is gonna get weird.
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  2609. The Boeing Deaf Cruiser.
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  2610. another failure brought to you by the geniuos
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  2611. I wonder what a combi costed,does it cost half of the price of a freighter or half of a passenger varriant?
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  2612. Thumbnail:Russian 380 Title:Russian 747
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  2613. The A380 is such a comfortable aircraft it is a shame that they have closed down production. Why can't they make this plane with two bigger engines instead of four smaller ones ?
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  2614. Farewell AN-225
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  2615. You did not mention the high wing issue. Removes a lot of top deck windows (which passengers hate) and has structural issues. With a low wing the root is able to take the landing gear.
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  2616. It's not "sakoi", but "suhoi", please! Other than that, great video. Looking forward to the first test flight of Su-75 next year!
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  2617. Finaly, a crazy soviet design that ISN'T for the milliraty
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  2618. Nothing can beat the ever-growing Air Force the Imperial Guamanian Air Force which use to have 200 aircraft and nowadays have 200,000,000 aircraft
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  2619. Nice Mustard reference
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  2620. Wait, a manned submersible version of Project Pluto? What!?
    2
  2621. Do each of the segments of the train have the ability to steer pairs of wheels independently? So as the train moves forward, by the point the x'th carriage back is at the same point the front of the train moved over, its wheels have been tracking exactly what they did, only delayed by however many seconds to sync up, so it's like a giant game of snake?
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  2622. “People Of The Commonwealth”
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  2623. What music is that in the background at 5:25 And also great video
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  2624. Okay, this is my new fave never-built.
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  2625.  @FoundAndExplained  I understand, I hope you see more success come your way.
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  2626. I would have loved to see it come to fruition though
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  2627. Anti gravity has been persued by the US since the 1950s. Craft include the TR3B, TR6TELOS, that float into space and return at will, run at the present time by US Space Command. I have seen one of the early craft . The Aurora was real as I knew a mil radar op in UK who would be briefed when it would be on the scope , and an engineer who worked at Macrihanish the (longest runway in Europe at the time) near the Mull of Kintyre in Scotland about 30yrs ago. Is the Aurora still flying, who cares , times have moved on!
    2
  2628. The flying pancake, never flown, had a projected top speed of 470 mph. WTF, is up with you guys????????????
    2
  2629. I'm not sure how this would work with the CG. As the missiles moved rearward, the plane would become tail heavy, then nose heavy when they were launched. They would have to be very lightweight = Low yield. Launching missiles from the front of the plane: What about the nose gear? 747's really need a runway of about 10,000 feet. You can use an 8000 foot runway, but you better be light. Takeoff will be scary, but landing.....Talk about hot brakes!!! I'm really not sure of the advantage of this weapons system. It was impractical, that's why it was never built. Instead, the MX missiles were to be housed in tubes under the ground on tracks and shuttled around, invisible to Soviet satellites. There was no way the Soviets could take them out with a first strike, but this system was never built due to arms reductions treaties.
    2
  2630. Instead of belka wants your location it’s US government wants belkas location
    2
  2631. Could someone help how these animated videos are created. I mean which all softwares?
    2
  2632. Pin me for no reason
    2
  2633. Never see an A380 carrying 213, 220, 235, 242, 259, 266, 275, 289, and 297 passengers even the seat configuration is 516
    2
  2634. I love the clips from Gay Hound, that movie is one of my favorites.
    2
  2635. As a Cobra mechanic, I find all of this pro-Lockheed propaganda offensive. Also, I touched a Cheyenne at the US Army Transportation Museum at Ft Eustis. Nice idea, but Lockheed couldn't make them work in a real way.
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  2636. Damn boy das a super fat thick 787 hehe boi
    2
  2637. don't forget that one woman that got pregnant because of the sonic boom that got her pregnant
    2
  2638. Boeing, the B in Boeing means, profit Before safety. profits Before lawsuit, profits Before benefits to employees, profits Before anonymous bank deposits to FAA employees. They should be known ad PF= Profits Forsure.
    2
  2639. Must’ve been really difficult to put in the sponsor lol erectile dysfunction .. and submarines
    2
  2640. Man I just watched your vid on the F-16XL
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  2641. ngl i just want a flying mansion
    2
  2642. Lol I absolutely love your attempts at pronunciation. While that may be incorrect or even correct, they still cracked me up â€ïžđŸ‘
    2
  2643. I don't even think the design would be possible because of the huge wings. They would go into the transonic area and therefore reduce max cruise speed to maybe Mach 0,70 or 0,75.
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  2644. Hi there. First time viewer and I absolutely love your channel. Any chance you could do a video explaining how you got to where you are? I love anything on wheels(you can tell from my dead YouTube channel) but I'm a computer engineer with a specialisation in deep learning. I'm using my 3090 to get my feet wet with blender. I'm curious about your career history and what it takes.... what experiences, what difficulties... etc. Think you'd be willing to share?
    2
  2645. 7j7 could be the 797 or renamed like other aircrafts .
    2
  2646. It remind me of Scinfaxi and Hrimfaxi from Ace Combat ehehe
    2
  2647. now the new president can Veto the change when hes in office if he hates the redessign of the change the current person did since he will be flying in it for his term
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  2648. The ekranoplan! Made by the US(sr)
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  2649. Comparing A318 to A220 is none sense. You’re comparing an aircraft designed in the 80s to an aircraft designed 2010s. It’s same as saying “Boeing is hampering the 767 future orders by introducing the 787”. The company cannot rely solely on an aircraft that was designed 40 years ago, they have to move forward, and this was a great step for Airbus, the A318 wasnt a seller anyway and now they got into the RJ niche without big R&D associated costs.
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  2650. found and explained is the coolest!!!
    2
  2651. But what if we make the antonov as a gunship? or airborne aircraft carrier like the 747 concept?
    2
  2652. Red Skull’s plane
    2
  2653. So the plane was built to reduce dependence on foreign oil, and then... An embargo from foreign oil producers killed it?
    2
  2654. Underrated channel
    2
  2655. Ye-4 and ye-4 are Kanye's jet's
    2
  2656. Found and Explained never changes.
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  2657. There's an alternate universe where this was successful.
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  2658. Yep if they're going to show it to you it's already been in service for 10 years and something even better is on the way...
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  2659. Yepp, this is just another DC-10's scandal-alike. People are gonna forget soon.
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  2660. This channel is a hoot! Hail Nick!
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  2661. That told me nothing!!! Why was it cancelled?
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  2662. All the time Boeing has influence at the FAA I fly Airbus products.
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  2663. â€â€â€â€đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘
    2
  2664. I heard a story about a QANTAS captain who went to Toulouse to train on the 380. He was in the simulator with an Airbus instructor, on approach. The QANTAS pilot asked how to abort a landing. The instructor said "you can't". The QANTAS pilot asked what would happen if full throttle was applied. He was told to try, so the QANTAS pilot applied full throttle. Nothing happened. The QANTAS pilot got out of his seat, walked out of the simulator, rang QANTAS and said "get me out of here. I'm not flying this heap of shit." Just imagine a plane lined up on the runway ready for takeoff, calls the tower and says "we have a slight problem, 30 second-delay." The tower informs them that in 30 seconds there will be a Scarebus A380 on top of them. Airbus amended their software.
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  2665. It's the plane from Captain America - the first Avenger =)
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  2666. That is cool. I pitched a concept to the Lazy B many years ago when the 787 was going through it's design phase. Needless to say, I'm not talking about it.
    2
  2667. I want to try to build one out of Lego now and test it out
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  2668. I could see this between Vancouver—China ... huge amount of flights to & fro.
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  2669. Yet another subsonic plane? How about something that goes faster so we spend less time in. Plane.
    2
  2670. I also have a plane which flys using only air as fuel đŸ˜ŽđŸ˜ŒđŸ€š
    2
  2671. Nice video like always!
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  2672. aliens are coming on to youtube to watch videos and read comments about our stories of rare encounters with them to laugh and joke how clueless we are of they’re existence and how they’ve been here the whole time. using humans like humans use farm animals and work horses haha
    2
  2673. oh you little son of a blackbird
    2
  2674. Awww That Baby B747 Looks Cute đŸ„°đŸ„°đŸ„°đŸ„°đŸ˜đŸ˜!!!
    2
  2675. Guess they're not called nothing accomplished since Apollo for nothing
    2
  2676. I have a fun suggestion, see if there is a model of the subject at hand? Or if not kitbash them something together. Only if model building is your thing
    2
  2677. I love this guy
    2
  2678. Well, although it might not be so common in the world, here in Sweden, we have a lot of "water trains", or as we call them, "line-ferries". It's actually very common to find them in the Stockholm archipelago.
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  2679. 😏 all that weight. Smh Planes going down with one level. Aww I pass.
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  2680. I dont think he will du buran. mustard, the channel that have kinda similar content as this guy already made it. You should search it up
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  2681. I thought I would never say this, but after seeing the horribly designed seat ideas, I’m very grateful for the pandemic. With social distancing being a necessity, those ideas would never fly.
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  2682. i SUBSCRIBED! (with notifications)
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  2683. I like blimps
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  2684.  @FoundAndExplained  Still great video you made. I just wish more AN-225 were being produced.
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  2685. The Boeing executives should be i jail with the Alaska Airlines executives for mass murder!!!!!
    2
  2686. ...and, for even more efficiency we now have the giganormous megafan single engine version.
    2
  2687. Ryan Air: Il tAKe yOuR EnTiRe sToCk!
    2
  2688. “I can't see it coming under fire in Detroit “ Sir, living in Michigan I take offense to that statement. Of course it would come under fire! Great video friend
    2
  2689. If you have the hardware, why not livestream some microsoft flight simulator 2020? I don't have that capable hardware but enjoy others playing the game.
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  2690. Where does the 1 hour travel time to anywhere on earth come from. The circumference of the earth is roughly 40,000 km and at Mach 8 this plane would only be doing 10,000km h. Which means for it to get to the antipodes of its base would be over 2 hours given that the actual distance it needs to travel would be far greater given it travels at 80,000 ft, and it takes timefor it to get airborne and get up to an altitude where it could do that speed. That is of course assuming it has sufficient range to be able to do that without refueling.
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  2691. amazing video that shines light one one of my favorite aircraft of all time. maybe next you could do the su 27 next? as you are diving into soviet tech.
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  2692. I dont freakin care if the max all i care if it fly and i am brave enough to fly on it to trust boeing. I am honesty excited about the max because boeing is the first plane i have flew with and it will be forever my only favorite company of aviation.
    2
  2693. $9.4M -> $128M isn't really inflation; it is the devaluation of the currency.
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  2694. It's a Russian air freighters now there building a passenger verson.
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  2695. Yesss
    2
  2696. Hello How do you make 3D models??
    2
  2697. I would have asked you if you could make a private jet out of it
    2
  2698. Hitler did build an aircraft carrier, (also) named Graf Zeppelin. He just never finished it.
    2
  2699. They just keep putting out computer animations of bs đŸ€Ł
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  2700. AMAZINGNES!!!
    2
  2701. Here from Argentina. Thank you for the vid! Surprised :)
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  2702. @njcummins Yours is the best dialogue I’ve ever heard on YouTube @9:42 in when you say, “
taking the rivers by storm
” đŸ˜‚đŸ€ŁđŸ˜‚. So refreshing. So much better than the ad pitch lines pushing some product “
taking the world by storm
”that I’ll never buy. You’ve got a nice twist on a shopworn phrase!!! You’ve got a great channel going too. Keep it up!
    2
  2703. The space shuttle was a boondoggle and the space pane would have been a bigger boondoggle.
    2
  2704. it should be noted the Boom XB-1 will be joined by the Lockheed Martin X-59, which is also doing research on "quiet" SST's.
    2
  2705. FBI and CIA : *knock knock. Open the door please. You leak goverr secret project
    2
  2706. i sense a bias with this video....
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  2707. A380 = FAILURE. Period. Sad.
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  2708. Nope you're 4 minutes and 59 seconds late
    2
  2709. Hugo Drax built this version of the Space Shuttle in his factories at Drax Industries in the 1970s. He called them "Moonrakers".
    2
  2710. P.S. I like this channel it reminds me of a similar channel I watch but you have your own flavor. I'll check back in for more thank you
    2
  2711. Why would they call it a ratte if it’s huge af
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    2
  2712. Everything fails in America because the oil industry and car lobbies kill every alternative idea.... Americans are imprisoned.
    2
  2713. I'm mildly infuriated that the AN-225 and the A380 has a letter designation in front but the 747 does not. wait
    2
  2714. Still a grandfathered from 737 then?
    2
  2715. Pogchamp
    2
  2716. 12:02 what if the CL-1-1-2 was really built?
    2
  2717. If it’s British why is it Pan Am livery? It should be BOAC or z Britannia, not Pan Am which was our unofficial flag carrier.
    2
  2718. I was expecting this plane on this channel nice
    2
  2719. Often times one needs to look through the lense of the general design philosophy of the era to better understand the logic behind unusual or unique designs. But this monstrosity....oh boy. It wouldn't have made sense back in WW1, let alone WW2, and looks like something a 1st grader would have drawn after seeing "War of the Worlds" and saying "Hold my juicebox"
    2
  2720. I think 6x GE9X seems a little bit overkill. Why not just install afterburners?
    2
  2721. American did a study and said it costs $14,000.00 per pound annually. So 1 magazine with its protective binder cost 14 grand a year for our convenience....No more magazines. That is some perspective
    2
  2722. It’s crazy to think about the world we would have had if the walker and exoskeleton ideas grew into practical solutions.
    2
  2723. Man, kinda sucks that there will be no more really big and awe-inspiring planes left for passengers to ride on, tiny planes just aren’t as cool
    2
  2724. The safe who would be working on the plane if it was made đŸ˜±
    2
  2725. Hey Nick! Can you talk morr about civil plane, cuz it's been a while. I mean you made that Futuristic concorde thingy. But can you make civil video and military videos equally. Because I do easily get bored if It's gonna be always military. Thx
    2
  2726. Boeing has had a plane design like this for years. It has been tested and shown to work...
    2
  2727. 10 views 20 comments, seems legit
    2
  2728. Transparent aluminum?! Did a Scot and a cranky doctor travel back to Brazil and give them that molecular diagram?
    2
  2729. insert Ace Combat joke here
    2
  2730. grab em by the fuselage
    2
  2731. 4:53 how would the other side of the wing stand?
    2
  2732. Only 19 people!? So it's Not meant for the "masses". â˜č
    2
  2733. Very good, visually and content. Beautiful voice too, but at times, your words are pronounced softer at the end of a sentence - not audible enough. For the rest: 10/10. Oh, every trip I flew on the A380 was memorable and nice. Too bad it wasn’t a financial success. All the best with your channel! Big hugs from South Africa!
    2
  2734. I was expecting a "nobody was hurt" subtitle after Bleriot got pronounced
    2
  2735. F&E, Mustard and Disrupt and the rest are bringing in a new age of youtube animation and im here for it
    2
  2736. POG
    2
  2737. He is either lying or stoopid! Mach 3 is 1.5 times the speed of the Concord. The example he gave for the Concord time included takeoff and landing. The new plane’s time did not. Well, if it doesn’t need to takeoff or land... I guess that really will save time! Guess they throw you out!
    2
  2738. "Great" Chinese technology stolen from western companies.... Airbus, Boeing, Embraer...
    2
  2739. I shudder to imagine what would happen if it crashed
    2
  2740. You are severely underrated.
    2
  2741.  @FoundAndExplained  I have, thoroughly. Keep it up. Your channel is entertaining, unique and informative. You hit beats that others do not. Don't lose that! I look forward to content to come!!
    2
  2742. Fascinating
    2
  2743. Sorry had to but, 'BlĂ©riot' is pronounced 'Blair-ri-o' đŸ‡«đŸ‡·
    2
  2744. This was fun to watch!!! â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžđŸ‘đŸ»
    2
  2745. Well of course it isn't going to work, otherwise this plane would have been used for passenger line already. Comparing it to Airbus is like comparing a XVII century galeon with a modern ship.
    2
  2746. The top right man’s posture on 5:10, are you thinking what I’m thinking đŸ€š
    2
  2747. Just pack 1200 passengers inside lmao-ryanair
    2
  2748. What about the kiwis mate
    2
  2749. 6:00 "it's not like it was afraid of getting wet" damn I hate my mind
    2
  2750. Yeah it is
    2
  2751. We seen reports ( UFO reports) of this next gen SR flying for couple yr before the retirement of the SR71 n I really believe we’re probably well in Mach 35 range , what is never mentioned is current gern 5 and 6 fighter are actually capable of high speed n cruise
    2
  2752. Trump's : A parasite is an organism that lives on or in a host organism and gets its food from or at the expense of its host. There are three main classes of parasites that can cause disease in humans: protozoa, helminths, and ectoparasites. ... A microscope is necessary to view this parasite.
    2
  2753. helo.
    2
  2754. This is cool
    2
  2755. I have been in the Singapore airlines a380 and it was amazing
    2
  2756. Was wondering where the video went. Was watching Simon Clark, then it disappeared
    2
  2757. Hey Nick, can you tell me where you get that video at 0:55 - 1:05?
    2
  2758. I belive it's from the official airbus channel
    2
  2759. I can't help but feel if we have invested in these projects instead of spending trillions in wars and military; we would have a better world and healthier planet.
    2
  2760. not to be negative betsy but virgin has a habit of making BOLD plans and then taking years to iterate into production. example virgin galactic was supposed to be sending people into orbital flights 5 to 10 years ago.
    2
  2761. perfect time to premiere
    2
  2762. *Ukrainian
    2
  2763. The downwash off of that thing would be astonishing.
    2
  2764. Was only 2 genders back then men n woman lol much easier lmao
    2
  2765. Aside from some minor errors, interesting video. Though I doubt I (or most people) will ever be able to afford to fly on this cool ac- Who knows, maybe Richard Branson will find a way to make it affordable to more than just the wealthier among us.
    2
  2766. Propfan engine realy gives its relatively more efficient fuel burn rate compare to other propeller or turbofan engines.... Take example; Antonov AN-70 & AN-22 compare to similar size of aircraft both offers more efficient fuel burn rate to get more greater payload đŸ›«đŸ€“ Wish there will be next-gen #PropFan engine đŸ›«đŸ˜‡
    2
  2767. The head looks like it has been B O N K E D
    2
  2768. Make a video abou how to become an aircraft manufacturer. Pleaaaase
    2
  2769. It is strange that Boeing spent over $20b to develop the 787. Which is still the same basic design except they used more composites (already being used on other planes) and updated engines (regular turbofans). But looking at the specs what is really innovative about it or other "new" planes? If you didn't know it was a clean sheet design would you even be able to tell or would most say it looks like all their other planes?
    2
  2770. Looks like a hybrid of a Boeing 737 NG, 767-200, and Airbus A310-200
    2
  2771. One accident and a peice of land may suffer radioactive contamination. So instead of this electrified locomotive and tracks with nuclear powerd power stations will be best solution.
    2
  2772. he voice is so bad
    2
  2773. Just recently Popular Mechanics was touting something called the F-36 Kingfisher as the U.S. Air Force's next-gen fighter. At first glance I thought the thing was a development of the F-16XL, but the Kingfish in this video looks to be a dead ringer for PopMech's bird. So what gives? BTW, one big strike against both the FISH and KingFISH was that their putative launch ship, the B-58 Hustler, was too hot to handle -- crash-prone, high-maintenance and difficult to fly, it lasted no more than ten years in service from 1952 to 1962.
    2
  2774. thank you for making this vid bro nice vid ❀❀❀
    2
  2775. Imagine the boarding process and the cheerful customs staff...🙉😬
    2
  2776. So basically a usaf star destroyer
    2
  2777. PilotPhotog mentioned your channel to me. Despite decades of following aviation history. This was totally news to me. I'm looking forward to explore your channel and seeing new content.
    2
  2778. Laminar flow ? what about it ?
    2
  2779. R.I.P AN-225đŸ•ŠđŸ„€
    2
  2780.  @FoundAndExplained  that's insane!
    2
  2781. Would they really keep those ancient forward windscreens.
    2
  2782. 777 trijet ohhhhh thats awesome all the scraped trijet ideas should have existed
    2
  2783. This is an awesome video and fantastic production. This channel is definitely going somewhere
    2
  2784. It was basically just a "concept" and today would be a huge failure.
    2
  2785. Weather at 30,000 feet is constantish.
    2
  2786. Hello
    2
  2787. I wouldn't hesitate to fly on this aircraft with a major US, European or Japanese carrier.
    2
  2788. It's Chinese junk which is exactly what I was thinking.
    2
  2789. If a land battleship was ever going to work, a submarine would be the perfect platform. Just saying.
    2
  2790. Very clear voice.
    2
  2791. The plan for monorail in Istanbul was cancelled back in 2017. Just before they were about to start building it.
    2
  2792. Come join the discord: https://discord.gg/RfuFxFBE
    2
  2793. He should better pay for his ailing Airline
    2
  2794. It is so comical to listen to Americans babbling about "free market"
    2
  2795. Me literaly when i saw that miniature: WHAAAAAAAAAAT??? lol turbofan go brrrrr
    2
  2796. I normally really like these videos, but this one left me with a lot of unanswered questions, and I'm feeling quite unsatisfied by it.
    2
  2797. I mean plane crash has 99% fatality rate.
    2
  2798. I love so much this channel. Thanks for this video.
    2
  2799. Fantastic Nick and thanks for always fascinating content.
    2
  2800. Could you do a video about the V-44 tiltrotor?pls
    2
  2801. How does a software upgrade fix fundamental design flaws. MCAS was installed on 737 Max because at full throttle (take off/climb, go around etc) the plane's nose pitches up to a dangerous angle which could stall the plane. Hence, Boeing installed MCAS which automatically brings the nose down. So the pilot is trying to get the plane up and gain altitude while the auto pilot is trying to pitch the nose down.
    2
  2802. I subscribed right when this video was uploaded xd
    2
  2803. Airlines prefer duel engine highly efficient engines
    2
  2804. I got three words for this story,....... Not gonna happen.
    2
  2805. The Sonic Cruiser died as a result of 9/11. Thus setting the groundwork for the 787.
    2
  2806. We just shot down a couple of these. Amazing how our tech has advanced so much.
    2
  2807. i love ur videos bruh 😀
    2
  2808. Great video as usual! Huge like from me! đŸ€—đŸ€— it’s my pleasure to be one of your subscribers! stay safe ! 😄😅😂
    2
  2809. If it can really fly, the communist leader have to use it as their Air Force One. Let me tell you what will happen if it can fly, the leaders will take Boeing or Air Bus, those slave will take C919, trust me.....^_^
    2
  2810. Very high quality vid man, I’m subscribing
    2
  2811. Yellow submarine đŸš€
    2
  2812. "The aviation market is made of 2 big planes, Airbus and Boeing."
    2
  2813. smol plane vs very smol plane
    2
  2814. Such a Wonderful Journey . Thank you for producing and publishing this great video.
    2
  2815. Sure, why not? What could possibly go wrong...?
    2
  2816. I remember when your channel first started and people called you a rip off of "Mustard" but let's be honest, your channel is in a way better since you cover topics that very few people know, therefore expanding our knowledge compared to what we know. I'm a loyal fan of yours.
    2
  2817. I"ll fly on the max. It's safe. What I won't do is turn a blind eye to how to ensure that safety is never over-looked again. The FAA dropped the ball on this, they should've caught it when the plane was first released. What kind of corruption/incompetence happened??
    2
  2818. Cash Cow đŸ’” 🐄
    2
  2819. Nick is Aussie...
    2
  2820. Why a story about this antiquated craft ? Even the TR3B is from the 90's I might hope developement has evolved since the then.
    2
  2821. How do the pods detatch from the wing? The pod has a fairing around it I'm guessing?
    2
  2822. To be honest... Whenever i think of the 797 is this https://youtu.be/hWA6e7SS-N4
    2
  2823. Imagine if it is..... A time traveller, maybe
    2
  2824. If the MD-12 were made by airbus (in terms of specs), would it be better for customers since it has lesser passengers and would be able to maximise the plane?
    2
  2825. In the beginning you should mentioned about Horten brothers. They started flying wing projects in '30 and final model was Ho 229
    2
  2826. you should make a 3d model of the passenger verson
    2
  2827. They are very similar. Especially in the topics of aviation. Although Mustard is a bit more serious in tone and presentation, Found and Explained is a bit lighter and does include some memes and jokes in his vids and animation. Both good in my opinion.
    2
  2828. I got a hit on your Aurora vid earlier and thought, another shit channel. Sir, you have gained a fan. Only thing I have to say about that vid is that Pais applied for patents, not granted them. Big difference.
    2
  2829. "what happened to the phoenix lights?" Laughs in Lockheed CL-1201
    2
  2830. A nuclear tipped air-to-air missle is WAY overkill
    2
  2831. Fascinating!
    2
  2832. China has no choice. USA can simply claim that all airlines in China work with China military and stop selling passenger jet to China and better still they will force other countries not to sell to China which their natural sanction modus operandi. USA is a very unstable country to do business with.
    2
  2833. China also planned an a380 there's a video about it! https://youtu.be/IO9XlQrEt2Y
    2
  2834. Linkin Loyalists intensifies
    2
  2835. 0:27 Is that an Airbus, that quad-engined at the lowest of the frame?
    2
  2836. That’s one unit of a plane
    2
  2837. Great video..as always 👌
    2
  2838. this dude is acting like this plane actually existed 😂😂😂
    2
  2839. Wow that swinging chair is a good way to develop claustrophobia
    2
  2840. Mm yes, the three musketeers of aviation, mustard, paper skies and found&explained
    2
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  2842. Actually, Dreamliner is not a single family of planes. It is two: one high margin comprised of the 9 and 10 variants, with 90% commonality (thus easier and less costly to build) and the 8, which since 2018, after introducing the same empenage (tail section) as the other two models now has 40% commonality, thus making it a low margin product for Boeing. The 3 would have required a smaller wing (reducing commonality further and saddling development costs). Even after all these troubles it would still be a poor performing MOM craft, high OEW being just one reason. Were this not the case, Airbus could come up with a A330-800 R regional, which they wont, for the very same reasons. The European planemaker does however have yet another ace up its sleeve. It can introduce within just a couple of years with a modest cost a new composite wing to A321XLR, adding a dozen pax or so and some 500 more NM. And Boeing fully knows that they can be so trumped. The MAX crisis left the Americans reeling and short of cash for a decade to envision innovative and costly new developments. Their MAX9 and 10 will be poor sellers since they offer a materially lower range than A321NEO. By now the damage is done and there is no solution in sight
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  2843. ​ @FoundAndExplained  It's an absurd thing to picture! Even a farmer probably wouldn't need one- they don't have as many neighbors or as high of crime rates as some. It really only makes sense in the states and is a quite funny misunderstanding of their consumers. Thanks for the video, great entertainment.
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  2844. I really like that kind of viedio maybe name it what if series
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  2845. Saw this plan when I was like 16 17 years old right off Pensacola Beach FL and we was going down fort Pickens which is on Pensacola Beach and right above the tree lines you could not hear it was three lights in a triangle pattern kind of white lights we'd go 20 miles an hour it'd go 20 miles an hour we do 60 70 miles an hour it do 60 70 miles an hour and you never could hear it
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  2846. I just bumped into this channel, I like it and subscribed
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  2847. ONE OF MY FAVORITE PLANES!!!!
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  2848. Hi
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  2849. Did anybody else catch that the guitar song at 00:57 is really the church hymn “For the Fruits of This Creation?”
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  2850. What if Antonov an-225 was a passanger plane? That would be cool
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  2851. Nice video
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  2852. Can you add a subtitel for this video please?
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  2853. I flew with them once from LaGuardia to DC and don't remember a meal or anything that fancy.
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  2854. China is a beautiful country Greetings from Saudi Arabia 🇾🇩
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  2855.  @FoundAndExplained  Chinese are very intelligent people. China is competing with USA on all business areas. China is eager to overcome other countries.
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  2856. AN-225 - You call yourself a plane? Pitiful
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  2857. Finally, youtube makes a recommendation I've subbed to
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  2858. Another f’d up Boeing ac. Let’s see how they screw this up.
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  2859. đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
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  2860. Butchering non-english names is getting an litle easter egg on this channel :D
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  2861. W h o a a vtol wich is a rare topic
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  2862. #foundandexplained it would be good if you did a video on the tejas mk2 Or amca of india
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  2863. That advert for HS2 is why we don't have a better rail network
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  2864. 6th comment yipee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  2865. Another great and interesting video. As for ideas for future videos, here's one: I remember reading somewhere that originaly there where multiple versions of the SpaceShutle (diferent engine configurations, diferent launch system, etc.) that were considered/developed before we got the one that was used. What don't you "Find and Explain" what those were? I believe it would make for an(other) interesting video, not much different from that Boing 747X video. Best Regards.
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  2866. Being X-46C 10 years ago.
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  2867. But did airforce one buy A380 ?
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  2868. At this point is it even a plane anymore?
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  2869. The tunnel system under the US is made by something.. Melting rock is very dangerous due to pockets of water. The water will turn into steam and explode.
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  2870. A 240-250 seat plane could move the same amount pf people at a much lower price, more comfortably
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  2871. We actually pronounce Mobile like Mobeel. I know it doesn’t make sense but that’s Alabama. Edit: only the city, we still say mobile phone normal
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  2872. I wouldn't fly one of these as they are just sub standard copies like everything in China, no quality or safety !
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  2873. This design was really cool, but it would've been a death trap, they didn't have the proper systems to stabilize it on takeoff and landing ,even the harier had the highest fatality rate of an aircraft
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  2874. Did he say 2035??? Seriously 15 years away!? SpaceX will be flying us all around the world in minutes by then . . .
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  2875. Goddamn the modelling has gotten so much better
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  2876. There was a second reason behind trijets apart from ETOPS rules. The simple fact that at that time there was only one large high bypass engine available. Or rather one size. All the engines avalible was between 200 and 230kN. While you technicaly could build a 2 engine widebody at that thrust, that would be just at the limit, and there would be no room to expand. In the late 70-tys those engines was tuned to produce 270kN trust, and the added thrust was sufficient to power a twin engine aircraft
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  2877. I'm retired from the avionics company that was the supplier to the ARJ21. Boeing teamed with Comac for the airframe. This is all a major transfer of intellectual property (IP) to China. In my opinion, a very stupid thing to do. They will take this technology and build on it. And in the end, will put US and European airframe and avionics vendors out of the business. I bet The Russian Federation is seeing the same thing of IP transfer.
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  2878. A elliptical fuselage would be more expensive, and does not optimism weight to internal volume like a circular Xsection. But these disadvantages might be negated by using carbon fiber.
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  2879. Do one on the Honda jet
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  2880. Yup, good channel, FINALLY subscribed! <3 =D <3
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  2881. How trashy
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  2882. German Nazis* important difference
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  2883. Innovation needs money, you steal all the blueprints you want, but making of these, the testing, the software, microprocessors needs money, Russia is severely lacking in that regard
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  2884. Major reasons for commercial buyers running away, in addition to the price increase, was the hellish noise level, and extreme fuel cost. And then came the "oil crisis" making the fuel much more expensive.
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  2885. Nice content am always anxious to see what comes next
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  2886. Why is the message 'tongue click' at 8:37 ? Subliminal?
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  2887. AIRBUS should have launched the stretched A380-900 version instead of the A380-800 in the first place!!! like they did with A350 XWB series, AIRBUS launched the A350-900 instead of the A350-800 which was a very wise decision!!! not all set & done yet, AIRBUS can still launch a super stretched version of the A380-800 known as the A380-1000 Neo LR that'll seat upto 750 paxs in a three class cabin configuration & fly 13,600 kms non stop!!! but the A380-1000 Neo LR would have to be powered by a combination of turbo fan engines & intelligent hybrid tech that'll make the A380-1000 Neo LR 40% more fuel efficient than a conventional four engined A380-1000 Neo LR!!! yes the A380-1000 Neo LR will have 16% larger wings & will also have longer/taller front & rear wheeled landing gear thus increasing the overall height of the aircraft!!! hybrid propulsion is the only way to keep quad jets like the B747-8I & A380-800 still flying!!! believe it or not a quad jet can be as much fuel efficient as a twin jet!!! it's all about achieving a level of efficiency that'll be second to none!!!
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  2888. The Japanese aircraft is not home-grown. Sure, the Crappy Regional Jet and Spacejet will be produced in Japan. But the CRJ was created by Bombardier and Rockwell Collins had a lot of input for the Spacejet (after over a decade of work it's still nowhere near completion)
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  2889. One Of The B-2 Spirit's Ancestors
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  2890. Followed Aerospace Projects review for years these videos are great!
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  2891. We all live on a yellow submarine
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  2892.  @weldonwin  Australians speak correct English.
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  2893. Put some warthogs on that bad boy and boom you have an invading force that can destroy ground troops
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  2894. i want this aircraft have at least 50 in it. And have the cost to be reduced down dramatically.
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  2895. planning a new aircraft that would replace 737MAX as well as 787 explains everything you need to know about the quality of the latter which has been introduced not so long ago.
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  2896. the engine is to big wake up with no pilot control
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  2897. How am I just now hearing about this?
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  2898. A787-11 would be like a nice 777-200LR replacement
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  2899. I need this to be in a new Wolfenstein. At least one full mission in and on the train.
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  2900. Tu-(error)404
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  2901. If a triple decker goes down for some reason, yes it still happens occasionally, that means around 1,000 people brown bread. That s a lot of compensation to pay out....
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  2902. I mean, to be fair if the US government just STOPPED telling people things, who's to say they couldn't be hiding alot more?
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  2903. A lot is a two-word phrase.
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  2904. Said an awful lot about nothing.
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  2905. Enjoy the content but I have to be a pedant: SOO-koi. Not suckoi.
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  2906. The range is only 8000 nm?
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  2907. Thanks for sharing mate. Keep up the good work. 👍
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  2908. Very interesting
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  2909. A couple of observations. Boeing may have been a competitor to Airbus, but due to a failure in leadership and a board that allowed it - Boeing is no longer in the same league. They are substandard and their returns will reflect that when they finally can start delivering the Max. Second, COMAC will probably be even less dependable than Boeing products. Fuel burn and regulatory approval will drag out their entry into the international market even further. Also, the key components like engines are borrowed from the west. If the build quality matches much of the other industries in China, they may never be accepted outside of the Chinese sphere of influence. With the natural disasters and economic downturns, the market demand may not mature as the experts have predicted.
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  2910. I’d also like to see a 787F:) Thanks for the video, Found & Explained;)
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  2911. How Aircraft carriers will start, but now on Air!
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  2912. 7:36 Hang on, Apollo? SRBs? When did Apollo use SRBs?
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  2913. Do more videos of weird looking aircraft. That’s one of the big reasons why I like this channel
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  2914. I love your videos♄
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  2915. Expected more (planes and advanced ones). But, looks simply realistic and promising. Worthy consideration content.
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  2916. The A320/A321 replacement could evolve out of the A220 airframe design which would be cheaper for Airbus than going back to the drawing board to design an all new clean sheet single aisle airframe.
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  2917. Will the A350 neo het the automatic takeoff feature?
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  2918. Delicate matters require delicate solutions !đŸ€ȘđŸ”„
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  2919. e
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  2920. Thank you kindly Tom!
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  2921. Great video. â˜ș I just subscribed to your YouTube channel. â˜ș
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  2922. Nicenicenice
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  2923. Đ˜ĐœŃ‚Đ”Ń€Đ”ŃĐœĐŸ ĐżĐŸŃ‡Đ”ĐŒŃƒ ŃŃ‚ĐŸ ĐœĐ” ĐžŃĐżĐŸĐ»ŃŒĐ·ĐŸĐČалО ĐČ ĐșачДстĐČĐ” ĐŒĐ”Ń‚Ń€ĐŸ
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  2924. Uploaded 13min ago. I don't usually get these so early. This plane looks like a literal interpretation of "riding the engine."
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  2925. At least J. Walter Christee's M.1932 flying tank had its own engine & propeller. Its hull also made completely out of nickel aluminium alloy armour, as found on the 1970's British Alvis Scorpion & Scimitar CVRT light tanks. The M.1932 was only test flown (a powered jump glide from a ramp) once, after which the driver / pilot refused to be involved with the contraption ever again. The M.1932 had detachable biplane wings and twin boom tail, a similar design as the later A-40 KT tank. The Russian's bought the plans & licence rights for the M.1932 after the US Government rejected it.
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  2926. It would be great convert it to launch 20,000 mini drones from the roof of plane.
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  2927. rip an 225
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  2928. Oh no Just keep the B737 Max :( I like the way how they look before
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  2929.  @ezan3363  đŸ€Ł
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  2930. The Dolphin 2 probably shouldn’t be here,as there is no evidence it flew in it,but I like how deep you dug and I appreciate it
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  2931. The F-117 was introduced to the public during the 1989 Panama invasion.
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  2932. "The Convair B-36 was a US intercontinental strategic bomber that had the unofficial name “Peacemaker.” https://www.warhistoryonline.com/instant-articles/convair-b-36-peacemaker.html
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  2933. Another great video! Looking at the design, you have to wonder how it would be to land something like this when the view from the cockpit is just more airplane ahead and beside you rather than the ground below.
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  2934. Stream was excellent
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  2935. The 747 has always had turbofan engines, not turbojets. Turbojets were an early jet engine on the initial 707 models, quickly replaced by turbofans. Also, there’s no k or c in especially and it a gigawatt not a ‘jigawatt’.
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  2936. No cannibalization here. For their customers, 320 is basic, while 220 is extra special.
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  2937. Your subs are rising sooo fast. (1.5k a day)
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  2938. y
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  2939. How do you even enter
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  2940. Put the luggage on a second plane
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  2941. Trump like speed
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  2942. Stunning visuals Gosse bumb intro just awesome
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  2943. What’s the problem with cannibalism when it comes to technological advancement? How many versions of the same plane has Cessna made in both jet and piston offerings? If Boeing did this, the MAX would have never crashed nor existed.
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  2944. What 4:30 AM Well I will not be able to see this video premiere.
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  2945. Me don't like aviation. Me watch your videos. Me like aviation.
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  2946. This guy: Statistically, if you're in the United States, you've never been on a monorail Yet you show a stock video of a monorail IN the U.S that Americans (including myself) have ridden
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  2947. No sir ... That kinda coke too ...
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  2948. The days before Muslims even knew what planes were. How I wish it were still that way.
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  2949. I want it to exist honestly
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  2950. I love this!! More fictional aircraft pondering please!!! I'm inspired to build the arcjet in Juno new origins thanks to you it might actually look awesome and function properly. Please, more..more!..
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  2951. Second comment
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  2952. Yes, faster!
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  2953. In a heart beat, but I'm tall and wide and probably wouldn't fit in the damn seats. Barely fit in the old ones!
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  2954. I WANT B-2 SPIRIT VIDEO
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  2955. Wrong Nazi,Correct German Dornier 335
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  2956. that looks like the plane i had as a five year old
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  2957. Even Qatar Airways thinks that the NMA '797' should be based on the 787-3 it shoudn't be a surprise if they became the launch customer
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  2958. solution will be spider legs assisted by AI
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  2959. Mmmhh, I think a plane like this is more efficient than the a380
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  2960. How can it be a secret if these guys know about it ????
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  2961. I hope nobody finds out about my secret rocket powered hay baler that I never built.
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  2962. My great grandpa worked on the A-12 for Minneapolis-Honeywell ... I'm trying to find out every bit of information I can on his involvement. Donald A. Lindsay.
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  2963. You could have gone a bit more in depth when it comes to the sonic boom, and how this company tries to mitigate it. That would emphasize more on the 'explained'.
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  2964. Then why is it silent.
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  2965. Idk if the do a barrel roll is a reference
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  2966. This video is one of the oldest videos on this channel and also one of my favourites,thanks for uploading its animated version 👍👌
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  2967. Hi
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  2968. soviet engineers are the meaning of what happens when you give nerds on drugs unlimited money and agree to their most absurd ideas
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  2969. Oh god! Get a narrator who can read
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  2970. Promise promise, back in 2017 they said it would have a working version by 2018 now the new promise is 2022.
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  2971. Attempt # 13 The Bugatti 100 P
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  2972. What a big yawnnnnn...
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  2973. Iran Air order is really a joke to hear right now.
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  2974. we need this
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  2975. After watching a lot of these and other canceled projects, I'm just about convinced that America wasted more money on projects that were canceled then ones that actually came to fruition.
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  2976. I must have missed it. Where was the proof of this aircraft? All I saw was a slick CGI craft.
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  2977. So... Dreamlifter Passenger Plane when
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  2978. The attached link is the U.S.Army’s unclassified report on “Operation Willow Freeze” in which the Army tested the Overland Train and other equipment in the Arctic/Subarctic region of Alaska during the winter of 1960-1961. The official temperature ranged from +18 to -37 Fahrenheit. My father, who was a participant in this training/testing operation said that temperatures as low as -55 degrees Fahrenheit were recorded. https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/AD0268211.pdf
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  2979. The fact you say 'aluminum' and 'aluminum' made me smile. a WT match with you would be awesome!
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  2980. what if the cargo turned passenger planes that you made go supersonic? 😼
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  2981. Great video, but I think the real passenger mission for a plane like this would be as a flying yacht for a billionaire. A glass nose, a lounge, bar, bedrooms, throne room (!), sweeping stairs, a garden, skylights, toy storage, etc, etc.
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  2982. It’s a joke. Read the pinned comment :)
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  2983. Only the Blackbird did that routinely and it was like a space mission each flight. No way this is happening. Mach 2 at best in the next 20-30 years until __ is invented for propulsion
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  2984. Great video!
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  2985. Let me guess....it's a 737 Max with a new name...and people like the general public just love sitting behind a pilot who's never trained in a new airplane...always works out ok huh?
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  2986. the new green deal will eliminate jets so bye bye AF one
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  2987. Just you wait till you see the Lockheed a380 video next week...
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  2988. DAM BOI HES THIK
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  2989. Hello
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  2990. since people tend to not like passing out and breathing difficulties
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  2991. Sigma vid frfr
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  2992. It’s a cube shaped square, obviously! laughing inside
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  2993. As a fan of the Boeing 727, this video is like porn to me.
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  2994. yeah i know a slower plane
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  2995. This is design concept of Zeroe by Mr. Iwan Pangalila?
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  2996. Boeing’s Big Mistake: Sacrificing quality and safety for corporate profits and executive bonus checks.
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  2997. 111th like :D
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  2998. Can you do a video on the F-14?
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  2999. Merrill Lynch? I didn't know they employed engineers....
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  3000. When is it coming?
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  3001. Don't give project aces any ideas :)
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  3002. Great Video :D i'm interested to know what software was used to make the video and animation?
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  3003. looks cozy
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  3004. Interesting build time of investment property â˜ș
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  3005. Facts
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  3006. I love aviation videos with animations. F&E and Mustard are my go to channels.
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  3007. Emirates ordered 200 triple decked planes. A380 were too small.
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  3008. So, no Airbus 1 :(
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  3009. Captain I cannnie sir. The reactor tubing is out of alignment and the dilithium reactor core has shifted by 2 degrees. She's gone sir. I'm just playing the entire Star Trek into Darkness scene in my head. This plane would be gigantic l.
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  3010. Simbol Dajjal
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  3011. I was born in 1984. Don't know why, but it's like I've heard stories about his thing for almost all my life lol. Might be the SR-72 test article, actually... Anytime you hear things about a "new" secret plane, it had already existed for almost 15~20 years lol Still, nice channel. I love you Mustard and explained 😂
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  3012. Its an airframe design, meaning the airframe resembles nothing but a wing, without any tailwings.
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  3013. That would be a awesome privet jet
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  3014. I'm getting anxious to see the next generation of fighters. Will it have ailerons? Will it be built by Lockheed or Northrop?
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  3015. It the prop of that captain America plane that he had to crash
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  3016. Awesam
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  3017. I am first đŸ˜±
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  3018. Also first view
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  3019. So we ain’t gonna discuss the Soviet that thundercunted a penguin into the water?
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  3020.  @FoundAndExplained  Well, the English language recognizes Kyiv as the official English spelling of the city
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  3021. You could've made a Pixar-like intro with that hopping tank in the intro....
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  3022. IMO the problem was she forced to carry the SA-2 missiles. She would be a good launcher for smaller SA-8. Which also happens to be in this video. The problem with missile rotation is easily fixed IMO, even with SA-2. Do not rotate each missile individually ad shown in this video. Instead as a pair. Although it need to raise the rocket to a complete vertical before rotating to the other side. What i saw about as a SA-2 launching platform is how the hell it can carry the tracking radar. I think SA-2 had a set of two or more BIG radars one for search and one for track and fire control if I'm not mistaken. Definitely not as radome as shown in the video. SA-8 is a smaller missile, also has more compact radar equipment. To shot down a high altitude target, simply to fly the helicopter to higher altitude... Where the atmospheric pressure is less denser, the rocket could fly even higher. When launched form the ground. SA-8 could reach 12km altitude and 15km range according to Wikipedia. The Engines...why it need 4 jets to drive a set of propeller? I think more modern engines could do better. The biggest problem of this design was how inefficient it was. Like how to fly two planes which have less than 2 hrs endurance with 1hr endurance helicopter, which gulp 10 times more fuel than what it carry... Not exactly what it is but roughly you get my idea. Maybe, just maybe, if USSR had more subtle design, like only carrying 1 jet. 4 sets or lower props. Or Single SA-8 system. This heli could see the light of the day. As they had success making big ass helicopters like Mi-6 or Mi-26. Or else, make the helicopter only able to fire the missile while flying. Even standard design helicopter can carry something as big as ICBM. Tho i never see anyone dare to put radar to guide the carried missile if it was that big. Probably it was the main hurdle? Else, just carry SA-8 truck around :)) I think the driver would be glad to know they can fly. Jet? Just tow underneath. And drop when ready. :)
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  3023. Many people say Boeing 737s are unreliable??? 737-200, -300, -400, -500, -600, -700, -800, -900 arguably the safest 737s in the 737 lineup that ever flown and still flying especially the -200 which would be more than 50 years old and still flying and very reliable wants to know your location
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  3024. After watching the 7J7 video I think there's some merit to the 2-2-2 aisle setup, though this would necessitate a slightly wider body to accommodate the second aisle without making it unacceptably cramped. I'm sure F&EAir can proudly advertise how 'every seat is either a window or aisle seat' and how this improves both passenger comfort, safety, and load/unload times.
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  3025. Huh?? How is double aisle even new?? I hv been flying as a passenger on double aisle 3 4 3 configuration for ages!! Did i miss anything??
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  3026.  @FoundAndExplained  Oh..i see. Thanks for the reply...new here, sub!
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  3027. Expected Russia loves big things after all
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  3028. It would be a sin against engineering humanity to continue to use 737/727/707 nose and window configuration. The wind noise in the cockpit escalates rapidly above 300KIAS.
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  3029. INteresting concepts. Kinda hyping things up for the stock price
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  3030. 09:22 hmm...did I see something? 😏
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  3031. pilots of a Bobby-car in pre-school do not need a re-certification for Boeing planes with MCAS (Might Crash After Starting) system.
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  3032. This should be a belt unit by now!!!! I must say , your voice is so pleasant to listen to , and most times I need captioning for British accents but your queens English is impeccable!
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  3033. You’re a good presenter bud
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  3034. Your world map at and around two minutes is a postwar (WW2) map. And your advertisement about ED??? I can't stop laughing. Gotta launch that submarine!
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  3035. I really wish they went with the star raker :( That was a good design and it would’ve made space travel a lot more feasible a lot sooner; although I do like the design of the PLS, it looks a lot cleaner and more uniform!
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  3036. 1300 cubic metres! 1300 metres cube is 1300x1300x1300. The Antonov is big.... but not that big! Another tip-top video. Hail Nick!
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  3037. Hate to be that guy but hey why not I’m here 1st
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  3038. Airbus has A330 with 2-3-2 configuration...
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  3039. The pace of development in aircraft has been very frustrating, yes I know they’re more efficient now but we all just want to get where we’re going faster. I went to Australia a few years ago and 23 hours in a cramped metal tube is absolute hell. I thought we’d be flying hypersonic by now, above the atmosphere but it looks like we’ve hit a wall in terms of speed.
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  3040. Yellow Submarine!
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  3041. Video idea: Creating the “perfect” airliner
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  3042. Hiii
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  3043. Im surprised the concept got as far as it had. It seems to me this man would have served the public better not selling his business as the entire industry was about to explode with passage of the Interstate Freeway Act of 1956 & he could of cleared a lot more than the $30 million he made.
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  3044. I think its funny how those are the most profitable lines, but also the most likely to get erased by the NEC high speed rail! xD
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  3045. The subscribe joke isn't the least bit funny!
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  3046. August von parseval in thumbnai!?
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  3047. I knew this was April Fool's video.
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  3048. The idea seams kinda stupid though tbh... Why would you carry pure mass on something that is always designed to be as light as possible... Like you have an option to float a mass somewhere, drag it along the ground or pick it up and throw it to where you need it... What will take you most energy?
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  3049. 1st 100th
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  3050. If your looking for new ideas for videos or if anybody likes stuff like this there's a subbreddit call weirdwings. Full of cool aircraft projects and concepts
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  3051. i think 797 should be a longer version of 787
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  3052. A380 turned into a total failure. The A380 is dead And is proof that just because you can do a thing doesn’t mean you should.
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  3053. So pretty much This is snowpiercer of the 1900s
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  3054. Hang on, bollocks. You said the boom airliner won't have jet's. You don't say what it dose have. Props?
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  3055. Huh, so is this where the idea for The Incredibles' velocipods most likely came from.
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  3056. nice
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  3057. Right now on a wide body plane very few people get a window. I don't see that as being a huge issue. In the common areas you could have emergency slides that deploy out the bottom of the plane, or emergency ramps that would deploy out the top. I agree, point to point will kill the need for huge planes that service hub to hub.
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  3058. If you want to put this crap on YouTube then get your facts straight, turbojets have NEVER been fitted to 747s. They are old technology from the early 707s. Yet, video after video you parrot these inaccuracies
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  3059. Can I suggest you look at "British Secret Projects: Hypersonics, Ramjets and Missiles " by Gibson and Buttler - some fascinating projects you might want to make a video about.
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  3060. Your timelines are out of whack. The A319neo was already in production when Airbus bought the 50.1% stake in the CS series. The A318 hasn't been produced for years, and no neo version was announced, so the CS range was never in competition with it. Air France are only talking about the MAX to get a reaction out of Airbus. AF currently have 115 A320 family aircraft, and Airbus offer an updated version of all except the A318. Why would AF even consider giving up a workhorse aircraft type to go to a 60 year old airframe which has such a horrendous reputation amoung the flying public? Especially with all the re-training of pilots, at the same time they're training on the A220 which is far closer to the A320 family in it's systems design. Although it isn't impossible that Airbus develop the A220-500, it is also likely AF is trying to get a deal with the neo, either in price of delivery schedule. Despite losing some customers, the MAX still has quite a backlog (amoungst a plethora of other problems), so AF would be waiting either way. What would be logical is for the Airbus NSR to cover the range from the A321 up to just short of the A330 (what Boeing considers the NMA size, as the A321neo is slightly smaller than this range), and produce the A220-500 to replace the A319 and A320 size.
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  3061. This momet when you have seen a documentation of every 3 planes in this video... Very nice vid.
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  3062. Thought this was Mustard for a second. Nice vid. 👍
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  3063. funki lookin plane
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  3064. They keep making these planes more & more miserable to travel in. I sincerely hope I never have to fly again.
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  3065. Sonic cruiser looked like it could cheaply go supersonic with the secret system used for the B2 bomber that cruises at 10% fuel consumption with a flame jet generator that charges up the wing leading edge to pull the plane electrogravitically.
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  3066. Mustard's new video is coming tomorrow!
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  3067. Well hello there!
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  3068. this looks poggers
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  3069. Ah yes, one of Focke Wulf's more..ahem..interesting designs. So cool to see it animated like this!
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  3070. What software do you use for the model
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  3071. "I'm gonna make this at sr2" Me not knowing how to make the cockpit: *confused unga bunga*
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  3072. This is premiereing at 4:30 in the morning for me bruhhhhhhh
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  3073. I know how to have a person able to fly a hyper sonic aircraft w/o them passing out
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  3074. They’ll do it soon, forget South west an other commercial planes get from 1 destination to the other very fast!
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  3075. Interesting
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  3076. I like the a380 models Nick good job
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  3077. I thought this was a new Mustard video at first from the thumbnail. Good video. Dunno how there's an aviation channel I hadn't found yet.
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  3078. FOX NEWS REPORTED THAT A C929 WAS TESTED ON THE JF-12 WIND TUNNEL MACH 6 TO MACH9 WIND TUNNEL.
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  3079. congrats my friend
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  3080. @Found And Explained thanks for your reply bro I love watching the videos you really put in your efforts.
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  3081. Global Hawk hypersonic flight?
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  3082. god dang it, i just woke up and missed anither premier
    2
  3083. Damn Oil companies and Regan destroyed the future that we could have had. Imagine Nasa with a 500 billion dollar budget instead of a military
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  3084. The Malloy hover bike is probably the best one so far. I think they are getting funding from the DOD and DARPA
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  3085. Love your contents Nick!!
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  3086. "i subscribe for planes only" wtf
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  3087. Pin it
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  3088. Go to bed Marcus! It's 2am!!
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  3089. What about a single jet? With larger commuter routes and quite large, powerful new engines over safe, landing strip dense regions it seems practical. Engine placement will be a little odd, but not new, just like the third engine on a tri-jet. Maintenance will be tricky, but so long as the maker actually bothers to design for ease of maintenance, it should at least be better than two engines, if not half the cost.
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  3090. So basiclly Airbus 777, Airbus 757, and Airbus 72
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  3091. Congrats on the 51K! 😁
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  3092. All three types were too big and too complicated to work. Just look at the pool quality of the Russian version of the Concorde. And why transport natural gas on a plane? Whats the benefit? Not to mention if 1000 souls would have been lost in a plane crash.
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  3093. Third!
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  3094. I bet you by 2075 we will have something like this considering how we already have a less advanced model in the c-17 galaxy
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  3095. Its very nice
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  3096. Nope.
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  3097. When you have so much money, that you need a multi-billion dollar TAX WRITE OFF !
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  3098. Electric plane is the future . We are trying to develop a super capacitor / super battery . That will charge in secnds and give a range upto 100000 naticals miles .
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  3099. Heyy you forgot about merkeva tank part 2
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  3100. He162 is quite cool. Maybe video 👉👈
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  3101. You should hire a small team
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  3102. I listened to a song on this and I could'nt stop thinking about this channel making a video about it.
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  3103. Dude your videos are actually great. You deserve way more support
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  3104. I've been a subscriber for 2 weeks now I haven't been disappointed since one of my best decision ever🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐😊😊😊😊😊😊😊â˜șâ˜șâ˜șâ˜șâ˜șâ˜șâ˜șâ˜ș
    2
  3105. Asking for a pilot friend...did the Hooters network have any lay-overs?
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  3106. What's with the bloody useless countdown before seeing the video?
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  3107. To the best of my knowledge this was never really specified on in the video, but did the fighter pilots leave their jets after landing and docking on the 747? Because if they didn't it would be hell to stay in that cramped micro fighter for hours.
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  3108. I don't think I could count the amount that he said, "At a moments notice," on my fingers and toes.
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  3109. Keep on dreaming man, keep on dreaming
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  3110. This video is called the daydream!
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  3111. Awesome video thanks for sharing
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  3112. If you have a perfect virtual reality, why should you travel at all?
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  3113. you could do a video in the Fairchild-Dornier do 728
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  3114. Found and explained your probably not going to see this, but I would like it it you had more size comparisons in your videos, sometimes I don't get a sense of how big these planes are
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  3115. Hi
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  3116. Donald Trump ain't no Richard Branson
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  3117. Made me curious.. the golf course is available to the public.. and it's pay to play for everyone.
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  3118. Awesome video. Subscribing right now. Greetings from Brazil.
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  3119. What would happen if this guy would be on service. It would be awesome. Also keep the work up buddy, this videos are gold for me.
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  3120. The 737 has hit the end of the line after the max because it’s too low to the ground
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  3121. Can you do the p.1073 A the bomber that the Germans planed?
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  3122. because it's not boeing
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  3123. An amazing invention, I had no knowledge of these means of transport.
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  3124. I’d love to see the Lockheed design
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  3125. First
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  3126. The plane with the propeller doesn't burn hydrogen in a turbine at all. It uses fuel cells to produce electricity to drive electric engines, a completely different form of propulsion. Also burning hydrogen in turbines isn't entirely environmentally friendly if it's burned in air (in part because said air contains other things then just O2 but also because the temperatures in question allows other chemical reactions, with fuel cells you really just get one chemical reaction, oh, and another thing, planes fly high enough that some of the gas coming in is ozone, perhaps not ideal to burn that...)
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  3127. How I adore this channel, incredible effects, well explained, all congratulations, team, they are magnificent.đŸ€—đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘ŒđŸ™đŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ€©
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  3128.  @FoundAndExplained  Sweet!
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  3129. Arline market doesn’t such cspacity. Even the 777X could be a failure after the pandemia
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  3130. I'd pay to stay in the tail gunners seat. That would be awesome, especially if it was pressurized, which I think it was đŸ€”
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  3131. >Angrily stomps up to the creator. "I found this!" >Pushes a photo of a prototype Soviet fighter into his hand. "Now explain it to me!"
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  3132. I don't want to learn how to design max
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  3133. You said “sea plane strike force or SSF” but the acronym on the scream says SFF
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  3134. The final journey and farewell Antonov 225
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  3135. I love your videos keep up the good work
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  3136. 5 star animation (i don"t know how to write emote in computer)
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  3137. Oh yeah !
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  3138. in addition it is spewing radiation as it flys around
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  3139. If this was real, It would need its own special runway, even tho it has 182 747 jet engines it would be too heavy, and the reactor will be too heavy, and it would be too hard to dock the 707’s, and the laser’s would be ahead of its time and it would be too costly and create too much drag than lift.
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  3140. Trump steaks? I don’t think so. And they were $50 gift cards (in the form of special American Express Travelers Cheques ) not $25. Did you ever fly TB? I did.
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  3141. i hoped that youll go for trains lol space is boring
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  3142. War thunder!!!! đŸŠ…đŸŠ…đŸ»đŸ» cant wait to play with the content creator who makes these epic videos in such short times! less go, keep it up
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  3143. Boeing told them it wouldn’t work.
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  3144. Much better than Raisins Air.
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  3145. 100 - one hundred. 1000 - one thousand. 800 - eight hundred. 8000 - eight thousand. Noticed quite a few of your videos have had a few number issues.
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  3146. Thanks for this video I introduced your channel to my grandpa a few weeks back and he passed away recently thanks for the joy you gave him
    2
  3147. Here we go......
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  3148. cude i show you same of my airplane dines at sum pint
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  3149. In what way! We spent a lot longer on this one so I would really want to know why
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  3150. Boom xb-1 so super I'm praying god to help me and my way has specially wow now everyone for another countries I think will to changes the situation my vision so flight one day
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  3151. I don't think I would be comfortable flying in some ing made in China by a Chinese company
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  3152. LESGOOOO A PREMIER, HOPE THE LIVE CHAT HAS MEMES
    2
  3153. This guy's telling us stuff from the future, talking a lot about 9093 and 9097. Crazy.
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  3154. this video is great, and so is the animation
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  3155. So damn early
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  3156. đŸ”„
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  3157. have you heard of the Arado Ar E.555, a Nazi flying wing jet bomber?
    2
  3158. Gas prices is the least of the US governments concerns
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  3159. As a pilot in traning, I love a good aviation channel and you are putting out great content! Really up there with the likes of mentour pilot and blancoliro... Your channel will be huge in a few years I have no doubt! Subbed! :)
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  3160. WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE BLACK WIDOW
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  3161. the windows are as big as the Vicker's Viscount
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  3162. Second
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  3163. firstly the front nose of the Tu-160 Black Jack will have to be replaced with a more conventional arrow head type nose section, especially to accommodate the multi-purpose radar!!! the entire internal bomb bay of the Tu-160 will have to be discarded & the inner fuselage extensively modified to accommodate paxs meaning the interior volume of the Tu-160 has to be increased significantly!!! as a civil aircraft the modified cabin interior of the Tu-160 will only be able to accommodate 13 - 15 paxs plus 2 flight crew & 1-2 cabin crew!!! therefore the Tu-160 will best serve as a supersonic business jet with transcontinental range!!! the Tu-160 will also need additional fuel tanks to fly 35% - 40% further than usual!!! then there's the issue of the cargo hold that'll carry all the luggage!!! the Tu-160 will need a full glass cockpit, upgraded avionics & the newest fly-by-wire tech!!!
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  3164. I have been on the Wuppertal hanging railway that is better than the monorail the wheels are not inside of the track it is on top of it
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  3165. Shoutout to the man who built all these planes just to make this video
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  3166.  @FoundAndExplained  can you tell us what it’ll be about?
    2
  3167. Awesome videos but pleeeease, add some bright/treble to your voice, it is hard to hear you if you have a decent set of audio plugged to the TV.
    2
  3168. I have a question, why doesn't any aeronautical company design a plane powered by propellers and jet-engines. It would be cheaper to manufacture, maintain and fly. Please share your thoughts.
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  3169. I bet if the a380 was an American aircraft American carriers would have used it
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  3170. That landing was straight up terrifying!
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  3171. Only weapons it can carry is hypersonic weapons or lasers
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  3172. Question if boing will have much sucache outside of the US, the US ecomice will not last a nother 20 year without far leaning left and green refomnes. Airbus and in speical chinas aicraft will beat Boiung on quialte,safty and price in not a long time. Boing will not go under becurse of direct payments by the govermnt.
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  3173. they also have an other channel about space.:)
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  3174. Another Trump SCAM
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  3175. Would you do a video on the Red October from "The Hunt for Red October"?
    2
  3176.  @winesoup6907  Boeing was about to do just that before the parasites from McDonnell Douglas killed their Sonic Cruiser in favor of the lackluster 787. We could have had highly efficient transonic flight by now.
    2
  3177. Having the words "80s Emirates carrier" implies the airline is from the UAE which is a false and misleading title for the video.
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  3178. Good vid!
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  3179. Made in China but with quality
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  3180. Found and Explained is the channel where i Found new stuff and Explained to me
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  3181. So when Boeing does flip wings, its revolutionary. But when Sukoi does it its impractical? Also what idiot thinks that having more landing gear puts more pressure on the ground? That person needs to learn nome physics.
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  3182. Where do you get your prices?
    2
  3183. Emphasis on Local Airport
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  3184. That can't be real
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  3185. We need this aircraft to replace air travle. Just take your local comuter jet up to the carrier that fly around the world 24-7. Then just check in to the aircraft conecting to where ever you will connect.
    2
  3186. the 3d rendering that was flying over that town is my town, Page AZ
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  3187. True
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  3188. How do you make these aircraft animations?
    2
  3189. 2:55 And who's laughing now.. sure isn't boeing.
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  3190. Hold up, I actually beat you to one of these? 😉
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  3191. Flying in general sux. It's already stressful enough for passengers to clear the TSA a-holes, then board a plane with newborn bas history. I just spent days on B737-800 "Masks". Good luck airlines, fixing how the public really feels. I find the entire industry arrogant and pushy.
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  3192. 1 crash Would ruin its reputation
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  3193. We know stealthhawks are a thing because of a circumstance which it goes with out saying we know less about them than we do of my favorite IRL plane next to the A-10 the Aurora spyplane... the only myth I want to be real. Edit: and may just be.
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  3194. I ❀ Found and Explained
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  3195. What if every technology since the very beginning are just alien tech that has been provided for us to develop đŸ€”
    2
  3196. Years ago (1996) i was with my dad in nevada at night i saw a triangle aicraft it look like the tr-3b or the aurora
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  3197. Answer: a bigger turkey than the A380!
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  3198. "If you're in the US you've probably never ridden a monorail." You start listing monorail systems... Me: I've ridden that one...and that one...and...that one...hmmmm I swear, I am not some monorail groupie going all over the country to ride them. Haha.
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  3199. ikr
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  3200. War thunder when?
    2
  3201. 3:51 isn't this should be United rather than Delta?
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  3202. Yes my favorite jet fighter
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  3203. Hey, could you cover the Russian KR 860 sometime?
    2
  3204. For scrap!
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  3205. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  3206. Adding 20 centimetres between seats is essential these dates. health authorities well ask to add more.
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  3207. Turns to gold foil wrapped crap.
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  3208. @ 01:49: what does "square cubes" mean?
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  3209. Hey, Thanks for all the amazing content, you are my main information source for my High school oral (about aircraft's propulsion and about nuclear powered aircraft). Just a question: Will there be a partnership/sponsor stuff with War Thunder? It would be really cool (as well you could enjoy Ultra settings with your 3090). And talking about the F-14 Tomcat (6:08), it's actually under developpement on War Thunder test server, so you could do a video about it with gaijin's help. That's just a cool thing i would love to see. Anyway thanks for your content and all the cool stuff .
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  3210. I know Aurora are real enough because I spotted it myself after powerful loud sonic boom blast me off ground and smashed me into wall of bank building and every windows broke in downtown . I saw mysterious black aircraft sped too fast at 40,000 feet of attitude .
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  3211. First
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  3212. One point missing, extremely bumpy compare to traditional design..
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  3213. great video, thanks for keeping politics out of it, finally found a channel that just keeps it about the machines. subscribed
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  3214. Thank you. Just found your youtube site today I have subscribed today hope to watch more
    2
  3215. Is it me or that train looks like snowpiercer?
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  3216. Ace Combat Vibes
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  3217. Most likely they will just pack in passengers.
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  3218. One of the actual Prototypes of the Sea Dart is on display at the Wings of Freedom Aviation Museum, Willow Grove, Pa.
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  3219. damn man just a few days ago u had 200 k subs and now u have 211k subs ur channel has begun to blow up
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  3220.  @FoundAndExplained  man just now after 6 hours it has increased by 2k its insane
    2
  3221. At 7:28 you accidently said 283 miles instead of 2,083 miles
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  3222. Thanks, I'm going to watch that tonight and part two the sequel. It's been a long time.
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  3223. Yes I am, and don’t call me Shirley.
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  3224. And jet fuel is not?
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  3225. It’s not innovation, it’s just cheap copy paste
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  3226. Subbed.liked.commented
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  3227. BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT, thats all i wanna say
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  3228. WHY HAVE I NEVER HEARD OF THIS?!?!
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  3229. Who else scrolls past comments and says "i wish i commented that"
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  3230. Sorry I do not trust 737 max anymore.
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  3231. smash it start over you cant fix stupid
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  3232. Can you make a video about the VTOL X program by DARPA?
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  3233. Heavy vibration, you say? Well, that would create synergy with the sponsor’s products

    2
  3234. I have a revolutionary method of travel.... you rise straight up, and let the earth circle beneath you, until your destination appears.
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  3235. A-10 shooting or a 747 500 flying by? Who knows, good luuuuuck
    2
  3236. ĐĄĐ°ĐŒ Ń‚ĐŸ ĐżĐŸĐœŃĐ», Ń‡Ń‚ĐŸ сĐșĐ°Đ·Đ°Đ»?
    2
  3237. Dude it’s 1:45 AM let me sleep
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  3238. Learn to say your r’s like you have a pair son!
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  3239. Surely it cant be called a sonic aircraft if it flies at sub sonic speeds?
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  3240. I loved every model
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  3241. Haha I am subscribed to both channels lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  3242. Man do you deserve more views. Great video!
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  3243. Amazing vaporware. I wonder how much was spent on this concept knowing it was never going to actually be feasible.
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  3244. You missed one very important challenge....Hydrogen is extremely explosive of which the handling and use make its use very questionable and I personally would not fly such an aircraft
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  3245. Nice video, keep it up👍👌
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  3246. The circumference cannot possibly be only 7 meters if the ring wing is approximately 20 meters high as depicted. The diameter of a circle is always going to be smaller than the circumference. The diameter of the fuselage appears to be close to 7 meters, but that’s just sloppy. It’s an entertaining video, but it doesn’t seem to be well researched.
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  3247. i hate it when they the aviation critics call the the A380 a whale ...this plane is the true whale ...not the A380
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  3248. Sorry had to dislike but much too clickbaity title
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  3249. This guy should learn how an airline works before he spews out this BS.
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  3250. Bad, massive horrible deal...
    2
  3251. All they have to do now is improve the food, especially the coffee.
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  3252. The 220 replaces CRJ's and Embraers more than narrow bodies like the 737 and 320. Yeah, the bigger 220's approach the size of those narrow bodies and the smaller ones tend to seat more than traditional regional jets. But they still have their own niche that doesn't exactly overlap the 320 Neo. So it's not so much that Airbus competes with itself as it is they are offering a broader spectrum to fill a market where the cost and size of traditional narrow body might not make sense. And with how supers have fallen in popularity before covid and jumbos are suffering post covid, focusing on the regional and narrow market will prove to have been wise. With Boeing's partnership with Embraers failing and Gulfstream shrinking when they should be adapting their larger airframes to passenger configurations, I think Airbus will be the unquestionable industry leader through this decade and the next. (At least in the west... Comac will likely thrive in the East but fail to catch on in NA and EU markets after the inevitable communist quality problems start claiming lives)
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  3253. Maybe change the engines to the new engines that r on the 777x
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  3254. Good video again! Money rules and therefore innovation needs to make a financial difference :-(
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  3255. Thanks for sharing. Very interesting.
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  3256. this guy is very underated
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  3257. Really interesting video
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  3258. Enjoyed this segment, always all of the content 👍, yes, bring the other concepts.
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  3259. boeing is 100% doomed
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  3260. If the Arab Oil Embargo killed it because of the rise in oil prices made it too expensive to operate: wouldn't the value of its cargo also go up to compensate?
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  3261. The one part I don't understand are the RS-25s on the orbiter. They're grossly overpowered to be used while the shuttle is on its own, not to mention they're angled wrong for that. Wouldn't it make more sense to just use the orbital manoeuvring thrusters and forgo the RS-25s entirely?
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  3262. you my sir is mustard
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  3263. The f2 version must be in service I guess and that's why it's classified
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  3264. You are getting ca. 1,5k subs in a DAY. Congratulations
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  3265. However the plane turns out, they sure picked a STUPID NAME. Yeah, it's an ASS TOO!
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  3266.  @FoundAndExplained  ^
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  3267.  @FoundAndExplained  i found it
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  3268. Watched it pretty interesting
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  3269. Sorry dude. Awesome video very interesting. But I had 8 ad interruptions (excluding your in video sponsor add). Just so you know not very nice for the viewing experience.
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  3270.  @totallynoteverything1.  but it can't be built
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  3271. You my friend have earned a subscriber
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  3272. Fun fact. The black bird isn’t entirely out of service. It was seen landing on an NATO base in Norway last year in 2020. Not many know this. Not even sure the government knows this
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  3273.  @FoundAndExplained  That's not what was said.
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  3274. 929 was 787. Thanks Boeing, way to sell Americans out of work...
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  3275. SECOND
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  3276. Finally, a fan got a heat! Thanks! . And also you make amazing videos!
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  3277. *heart
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  3278. No your not second
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  3279. I expected to see the Bristol Brabazon in this video. Very interesting though
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  3280. Congrats for 300 ,000 subs. Hope you get 10 million subs.
    2
  3281. Hang on.. what did you just say? “Nizmit class Aircraft Carrier”
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  3282. Stop the count!
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  3283. I would love to fly on a max, if anything, I would rather fly on one just so I can see people freak out.
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  3284. propoganda
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  3285. 08:55 The 030 is in a coupled configuration, not tandem.
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  3286. Would have been a good upgrade to the single isle, and better comfort than the 321 xlr.
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  3287. g'day cob. Shout out to the Aussie host
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  3288. I assume the orbiter would not have needed SSME's in this version. (Unfortunately, I don't see the technology back then supporting such a system. It would have been too expensive and not safe enough for civilian passengers)
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  3289. This is one of the first YouTube videos I couldn't make it through the audio is terrible
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  3290. they wont delete your channel... just a feeling it would risk exposing their top secret defence programs
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  3291. It will never happen,not post COVID. Big jumbo is a thing of the past now...not efficient enough to make a profit for airlines...airbus killed the a380 program
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  3292. no, most of FaE videos talks about concepts that werent built but couldve been or never mass produced
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  3293. Look at those wheels!
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  3294. I Liked The Swan Airplane In The Future, Because It Seems Like That's My Own Personal Plane Among The Aviation. BTW I Liked The V-shaped Airplane Too Because That's My Dream Plane Deployment Skill In My Magic Role Skill Called "Aviation Authority" Just Liked Whom I Played As On Mobile Legends.
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  3295. The airbus plane actually looks really good!
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  3296. Less trained pilots? I guess those ex Airforce pilots knew nothing about flying ;) Must have been great with all those "cruise ships" sailing the Atlantic too... Must have been hard for the "liners" with all those "cruise ships" ;)
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  3297. I like that the video is 4:20 long xD
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  3298. Is it actually called 'the Concorde 2.0?!! I'm just curious...as, if it is not, why not simply refer to it as what the hard working people behind the project are actually calling it. "Hey, it's your 'older brother...2.0!'" Hey, it's her 'ex boyfriend 2.0'! đŸ’â€â™‚ïžđŸ˜łđŸ˜‚đŸ˜‚đŸ˜‚ Your narration is great!! Have a great day! â˜€ïžđŸ˜Žâ˜€ïžđŸ‡ș🇾
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  3299. Boeing just needs to make a 2 engine 747.
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  3300. These video transitions are amazing!!!! 2:25
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  3301. 7:46 I read "MONOFAIL". lmao
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  3302. Chinese flying Wok.
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  3303. EMBRAER all the wayyyyy
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  3304. Trash
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  3305. can you provide the spec of you computer?
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  3306. Should have just made a modern 757
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  3307. No surprises here Trump was rotten from day one. He picks a fight with you and expects you to give up without fighting and if you refuse he attacks you with lies.
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  3308. Why would Boeing build these when it has already said the future is no longer in high volume aircraft and hub airports?
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  3309. I want to live in this alternate history.
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  3310. so itll flip and burn like in the expanse?
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  3311. Nice
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  3312. Yes, I would.
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  3313. China can buy, but someone will say I don't like china. I want you stop to sell airplanes to China. China say we can build airplane. Then someone day I don't like China. Please stop to sell flight engines to China. Then China start to cry and says we can build airplane engine â˜ș by self.
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  3314. Love the video with the CGI aircraft renderings. If only this aircraft entered my dreams as a child. Young aircraft enthusiasts have a great advantage in contemporaneous times with newer imaging developments available at a touch. This aircraft was very much ahead of its time, where the latest technical developments from aerospace can make it a reality. This aircraft would be an unbeatable counterinsurgency and anti-drone aircraft that could outperform the Bronco and other recently-developed turboprop COIN aircraft. 1. This aircraft would benefit directly from forward-swept elevators, reducing the creation of vortex generation, which was the originally-intended purpose of the design. 2. The propellers could benefit from the very same rotor swashplate used on the V-22 Osprey., maybe to the even go so far as to eliminate the vertical fins. 3. Another innovation that could be applied is to use a supercritical airfoil to increase the speed range, from 30knts to 500knts. 4. If there was a way to reduce the radar cross-section of the propellers, you would have a stealth aircraft, ready-made for close support, get in the fight, and stay in the fight.
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  3315. And I thought SpaceX was the first to think about consumer rocket transport
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  3316. You really have great facts man đŸ€© Greetings
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  3317. jesus thats a bit ugly lmao impressive that we can build stuff like this though
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  3318. No compitition against Elon He is genius Jeff basos is another fool
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  3319. The fakest video I every seen
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  3320. Yaay vtol airliner i guess. #nobodylikesacecombatexeptmehere
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  3321. The ARJ was copied from Douglas Aircraft “DC-9/MD-90” as part of acquisition, then later an AirBus 321 went missing, Boeing co contracted a 737 Finishing Center in China giving them a Lot of technology. Copy, copy, copy....However, Engine and particularly the Electronic Engine Control (EEC on Pratts/ ECM on GE) are classified information...by State Dept
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  3322. you could knock alot more time to manchester if it didn't skirt to the right. and to scotland if you went straight tomanvhester you could probably save anpther 20-30 minutes. hey are already planning a no no in highspeed rqail. they are not taking the shortest route
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  3323. I would argue that we do design new aircraft at Airbus. The A350 is built totally different, the A320/321 have many new internal designs again that you won’t see within the structure or design. The A320 has moved to sharklets, NEO, Non dry bay etc
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  3324. That airframe has 13 engines.... you said it had 12......
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  3325. Western governments are trying to kill the programme, it's not surprising its what we do best. Russians need to totally isolate from western parts and influence.
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  3326. 😭😭😭😭😭 Please please please please please🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 make video in jet engine 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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  3327. Hi ! ... Greathings from the city of Mexicali Baja California ... I did not know this aircraft .. thanks for showing it ... I am a subscriber I use Spanish more but with this technology there is no longer the obstacle of languages Right ? Thank you. Later. alrusaoro@gmail.com
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  3328. How's it supposed to glide down and land on a runway after it jettisoned its landing wheels when it took off?
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  3329. First
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  3330. 1 min left mate
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  3331. there is even a sneak peak of the flying wing in this video haha! so basically the video is completed and im going through the music/soundeffects stages, so pretty much done.
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  3332. This will fail. As design make it lighter and less fuel consumption. This make plane more heavy and fuel consumption less passenger.
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  3333. I don't think the Enya-style music right before the ad read really works...
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  3334. I can't wait to hear how many terms he pronounces incorrectly and how much this script screws up
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  3335. Pilot: 7M7- Whats M ? Boeing : M stands for MCAS Pilot: I ain’t flying coffin
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  3336. Basically it would be a super fast cruise ship, sounds awesome!
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  3337. Hey found and explained i think you should make more tank vids like this pleaasseee
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  3338. Maybe I'll get to fly on one with AC one day, although AC might be getting the NEOs from air transat so not sure if there is a chance for that to happen.
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  3339. if it was the only boeing's mistake...And dont't forget: boeing and FAA: BFF...
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  3340. The plane reminds me of fallout 4 abandoned crashed plane UwU
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  3341. I love how the AD for this video makes it seem so easy to make big bucks. then you click on it and scroll down to the disclaimer and it says...LOL. " Results are NOT typical. Our results are our results so basically don't expect to make anything close to what we're preaching. In fact it says...you may , after buying the training program, make NOTHING AT ALL. It totally depends on your work ethic and your motivation and I can only assume...LUCK. It's crazy. I'm tired of these young to middle aged dudes throwing these ads up and showing themselves on yachts in the Caribbean or fishing for pike up in Ontario without a care in the world and all they claim to do is put in an hour or two to make sure everything is kosher. They show screen shots of thousands of dollars of deposits into their accounts and they are living the freakin good life. I'll give them one fist bump for at least ....at the very bottom of the program having a disclaimer basically telling you that you're going to buy their training video.....BUT....you are PROBABLY NOT GOING TO MAKE ANYTHING...and if you do it more than likely will not be anything anywhere close to what they achieved....if you manage to turn a profit of any kind. So , props for basically admitting your selling basically bunk and bullshit. I suppose they have to this day in age. Otherwise people will try and sue. But they can just say..."No judge..we have a disclaimer telling people they're basically buying Don Lapre's money making Package. Those of you from the 90's will know what I'm talking about.
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  3342. With MCAS is a deal!!!! We wanted a coffin dance in the aircraft
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  3343. Another great video - you find some very unique aircraft to dive into, I very much enjoy your content!
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  3344. Shield's helicarrier... I missed the Phoenix lights by a couple of days...
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  3345. The American safety video is so satisfying
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  3346. Isnt that about the time frame they extended the Area 51 runway. Their strips are huge and seem built for gargantuan aircraft like this.
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  3347. No one care about the Superbowl, the quality of your video it's good
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  3348. If a flight that normally took 10 hours and the Sonic cruiser took only 8 or 9 hours. Could airlines have saved money on these routes because it needed only one set of crew?
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  3349. Hi
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  3350. Could you make a video about the Gyro-X two-wheel car?
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  3351. Goofy ass plane, cool ass video
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  3352. The blended wing design looks a lot like the Boeing Blended Wing concept from over 15 years ago. From what I’ve read, the Boeing/NASA research of the BBW, it is a design where benefits are realized in long range flights, not short or medium. I love the blended wing designs overall, let’s see if anyone can bring them to market successfully!
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  3353. I wonder if SpaceX Starship took inspiration from this... watch the military have this project still in mind
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  3354. Anyone think this looks like it is a vehicle from an Indian avengers movie
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  3355. Thank you. Love your channel!
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  3356. Ace combat boss
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  3357. 7th coommment
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  3358. Even with these problems people have to remember you're more at risk of dying in the ground than you are in any aircraft including theb737 max. Hell I'll give it a chance.
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  3359. Great information. You should have mentioned the seating capacity,fuel economy,range, specifications and other advantages of each aircraft, for comparison,at least as the on screen data, slowly. Thanks.
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  3360. R.i.p. mriya
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  3361. 28th like, Remember that and ping this message.
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  3362. Got to see this early and he updated it. Hope this channel gets the growth it deserves
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  3363. It takes a lot of energy to make hydrogen. Unless the hydrogen is produced with green energy, the emissions are just being shifted, not eliminated.
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  3364. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Air Force did have one or several in operation I’m almost certain they do especially if people claimed to see a very large aircraft at night.
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  3365. That intro was sick lol
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  3366. Truly one of the most Trucks of all time
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  3367. This is the history channel at 3 am.
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  3368. I live in central Florida (originally on the west coast, but later in Orlando). As such, I've ridden the original Walt Disney World Mark IV monorails and the Mark VI monorails that replaced it. I've also ridden the Disneyland monorail (Mark V I think?), the Las Vegas monorail (WDW's old Mark IV's), and the Seattle monorail (built by Alweg around the time Disneyland built theirs). These latter rides were some 20+ years ago, so they could have easily changed since then. BTW, Walt Disney purchased the right to use Alweg's design from them (Alweg was sad they weren't building the actual trains for Disney; their first American venture would be Seattle for their Worlds Fair). Busch Gardens in Tampa had a hanging monorail that I've also ridden. It used two propane engines to generate the electricity for the electric motors. It was a very slow, boxy, and simple design. I don't recall much swaying (one of the problems with hanging monorails), but then it didn't go very fast. I think it went away in the 70's. I've also been on several other mass transit systems: the New York Subway, the Long Island Railroad, the Washington D.C. subway, the London Underground, the Paris Metro, the Chicago EL, and the Atlanta Metro (ALL of them at least 20-30 years ago). The Paris system was unique in that some of the lines used a tire on concrete system instead of rail. Oh, and the Vancouver Skytrain (only 15+ years ago on that). My experience has been that monorail cars tend to be smaller than rail cars, though all the monorail trains I've been on were designed for amusement parks; not public transportation. The ride is always very smooth and appears quick (except for Busch Gardens) even though the WDW monorails are governed at 40 mph (they can go 60 mph). I've always enjoyed riding them.
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  3369. You could not use the upper deck where the wing box goes through the fuselage.
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  3370. Great vid, I thoroughly enjoyed it 😊
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  3371. Low price but not low performance. Great
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  3372. Fully loaded it'd make one hell of a kamikaze.
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  3373. Boeing engineer 1 : Quick bois, we need new idea for our newest passenger plane. Any idea? Boeing engineer 2 : ....... Boeing engineer 3 : ......... Boeing engineer 4 : ..... Boeing engineer 5 : . . . Found and explained : Hello guys, today i am gonna upload my newest video : "What if the B-52 was a passenger plane?" All Boeing engineer : W R I T E T H A T D O W N ! ! !
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  3374. I saw a Tr3b the size of a football field flying low and slow over the avenue across from where I stay
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  3375. Ha "I present the biggest Aircraft ev-- excuse me never built" 😭😭😭😭
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  3376. Less electronics=less complication.
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  3377. as common, there is misunderstanding of mach number. The speed that it would be achieved at mach 3 will be around 3200kph or 1980mph. The speed of sound depends on temperature [1], which is significantly lower at 60k feet than on ground level [2]. Due to lower drag, highest speeds are achievable on really high altitudes, as mentioned for this airplane 60k feet. But still, quite informative video ;) references: [1] https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/speed-of-sound  [2] https://www.digitaldutch.com/atmoscalc/table.htm
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  3378. Looks surprisingly like a B-36 Peacemaker wing...
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  3379. W o n d e r W h y
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  3380. I luv it!
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  3381. Aww thanks 😊
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  3382. A fun new way to trim your lawn.
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  3383. the main flaw would have been , that all 5 angled engines had to run consistently to mediate the exhaust flow straight out of the plane. in case of a malfunction the exhaust fire would have touched the hull certainly causing its destruction.
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  3384. Great vid, keep it up!
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  3385. Love the Mustard reference! But truth is they need to Ketchup 🍅 to you!!! Great work 🎬
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  3386. Czy jest polak
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  3387. I want to see a vid about the Boeing Pelican. I'm a huge fan of ekranoplan.
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  3388. Mustard will be proud.
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  3389. yeah more or less all clippers after ww2 were canceled... i think princess was the biggest that actually flew. or what was its name?
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  3390.  @jebise1126  Yea the Princess Seaplane, the Company that Build it (i don't remember the name sorry) was developing a seaplane but engines and were working on a project called the "saunders-roe queen" but these two projects were cancelled
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  3391. You truly read bad comments? Ok so I'm gonna say it once and for all: your channel is badly good
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  3392. TBH, an airplane that could load standard shipping containers would be somewhat revolutionary to cargo transportation. It could provide a faster truck-plane-truck (or even trains) delivery option for freight, without needing a seperate container design, and probably wouldn’t even cost too much more per container. I’m surprised this idea hasn’t been expanded on.
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  3393. 1st
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  3394. 7m7 - When greed took over.
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  3395. People thinking 737 max dangerous when its only the 737 max 8 crashed and got its brothers grounded for 1 year
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  3396. Wonderful to see. Liked & Subcribed!!!
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  3397.  @trezapoioiuy  Not today though.
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  3398. Boeing 78780
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  3399. nostalgia Red Alert Black eagle
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  3400. nice vid keep it up👍
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  3401. Thanks for the shout out but a list (even a very small one) like other channels would be fairer IMHO! How about a video on Douglas, from DC1 to DC10? Or Boeing 707 to 797? Hail Nick!
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  3402. It will never happen due to economic of airlines industry itself. unless there is a route that profitable for super-giant aircraft and the plane fly with full passenger each flight, 3 decks airliner are just a fantasy, even LCC like Ryanair didn't want A380 All Economic configuration because it still too expensive to operate compare to operate 3 Boeing 737 all at once.
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  3403. The biggest mistake Boeing ever made is not putting longer landing gear on the 737!
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  3404. Subscribed. Liked. Commented.👍
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  3405. Boeing 747 was a huge financial success... Airbus 380 is the biggest loss in aviation history. Good job Airbus... keep up the good work.
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  3406. Since the Max incident I expect Boeing will move as far away from the 737 in the future. Probably a smaller Dreamliner aka 787-3
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  3407. How about, as a successor to the 757, a 2-aisle with the same (lower) number of seats as a 757, perhaps, and save development expense, a shortened 787, maybe even 2 variants, 787-6, and 787-7
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  3408. Your math was SO far off on the seating 🙈. I suppose you were in one so you know, but they aren’t really THAT big, they’re just a beast of a plane with a ton of relative power and mission flexibility. Even if you fit half that many passengers, your second 1/3rd of the fuselage cross-section is required for baggage, so.. only single deck. The Luftwaffe guys are always really nice at the airshows, we flew in to a show at Dulles and hung out with them for a bit - they let us sit left seat and check out the avionics (indeed, almost identical to an A380). That one had the HUD option which was extra cool to play around with. Compared to the C-17 the A400M is a Cadillac; electric seats, foot heaters, etc. It can even perform a full ILS approach with multiple engines out. 😳
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  3409. I wish u gave us the playlist of your music used 😱
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  3410. Reasonable video. Not a propaganda. Not a Russian bias or American bias. Stated out the pros and cons of the su-57
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  3411. Haha I kind of feel this way about 5g
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  3412. Airlines must offer faster Aircrafts & Boeing I am sure will be successful with this new Sonic Cruiser. Thanks to Boeing for giving some Fantastic Aircrafts... 👍👍
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  3413. So basically shameless copies of 787s
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  3414. I like the American planes But its kinda nice
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  3415. But can it take over and crash the aircraft on it's own?
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  3416. Hello there found and explained. Have you ever heard of Novi avion project?
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  3417. Dude you work so hard. You push these videos out all the time. I do 3D modelling myself and I am in awe of how much you produce. I was sure you had an animator or even several. Quality content too. Big fan!
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  3418. Is it possiable that an alien race was using Germany as their proxys to manipulate humanity ??? Think why suddenly did Hitler really try to take over the entire world?
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  3419. Well done 👍 👍👍✅✅✅
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  3420. There was a Vincent Price movie inspired by Julies Verne that had a similar theme.around 1960.
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  3421. Wow the Allies would Nazi that coming!!
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  3422. this plane looks like something out of a cartooon!!!
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  3423.  @FoundAndExplained  don't worry! You did very well and your progress is noticeable! I'm just adding some spice to the comment section, to see if anyone is paying attention to your effort! 😉 Thank you again!
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  3424. That bird looks like one of the Thunderbirds, thunderbirds are go!
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  3425. 02:41 whyyyyyy? That was just wrong
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  3426. 8:36 *Airbus not Boeing
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  3427. Russia has a long history of making wild claims that it can not back up.
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  3428. Found And Explained Concordes engines have nothing to do with the sonic boom that ultimately prevented Concorde from flying other routes. If the engineers or governments can’t over come this anomaly with supersonic flight then I fear this may go the same way. Thanks for producing the video, great job on the edit.
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  3429. Hey Nick, I want to ask about something, do you have a schedule of when you upload videos whatsoever?(BTW the topic in this video is very interesting) Edit: I'm just curious lol
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  3430. Subscribed! This is such a good video to open up discussions. Keep it up! 😁
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  3431. 20th
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  3432. 10:35 Hey, it's the same Boeing 727 in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJZ1eHU_JZg , noice đŸ‘ŒđŸœ
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  3433. Pls make a video on harrier
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  3434. Animations are next lvl
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  3435. Great vid 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  3436. Don't worry They will rebuild it With Russia's money
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  3437. Russian aircraft for scrap!
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  3438. I work for the company that makes the engines for both families. I agree with many here on the A318-319 series not being a major seller, therefore not a direct competitor to the A220. I disagree with some of the conclusions here as I see strong sales of the A320 and A321, with the A321 filling the void the 757 left. If anything, I see Airbus gaining markets with the 220 replacing CRJs of all types along with the Max taking a massive hit I don’t think Boeing will recover from (plus no more single aisle 4000-5000 range aircraft. The new engines are saving fuel at almost 20%, which is huge. Also, covid is a huge cause of the current downturn that the numbers do not support the reaction. Feel free to disagree, just my two cents and we are all going to find out soon as I fear the economy will take a massive downturn because of the recent U.S. election. Again, go ahead and flame me today, just have a little intellectual honesty a couple of years from now.
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  3439. You need coal and oil to produce eletricity to produce hidrogen. Green ?
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  3440. I love this
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  3441. this jet it's new very wonderful
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  3442. He looks lile a skinny version on the rock
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  3443. Well you still got hair
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  3444. I saw Ryan Bomar! Hail Nick!
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  3445. I hate to tell you about those potential flight times with this VG mach 3 plane. But even the Concorde was only allowed to fly supersonic over open sea. The FAA and also back then the individual European nation-states (I'm not sure about other regions in the world) prohibited commercial flights faster than mach 1 due to noise and pollution. An yes, engines may be less polluting nowadays compared to those of the 70s, it will be cancelled out by flying twice as fast as the concorde (same as for the noise). So you still don't have to expect it to be allowed to fly supersonic over land in the future, at least not over Europe.
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  3446. I like airvation videos, even though I have no idea about that they are all about. T
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  3447. Yo who else thinking about Star Destroyer from Star Wars?
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  3448. If an 225 was airliner it maybe the first and only aircraft with triple deck in the world
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  3449. Why? if you have ballistic missiles
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  3450. Does the legend reply?
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  3451. dang imagine if 1 of those crashes
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  3452. yellow submarine
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  3453. Maybe they will put the colors back. It would be great, thats what I’d like to see.
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  3454. 7 min 500 views you all are so slow❀❀❀
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  3455. I'm really surprised you don't have more subs with this quality content! you definitely got my attention really fast, I have always loved the concept of flying aircraft carriers, as long as they weren't just the copy pasted Nimitz class with large turbofans on the side, you know, the generic flying aircraft carrier everyone knows about that looks almost exactly the same as the one from the Marvel movies. (not that I don't like the movies, but I have seen a few flying aircraft carrier concepts, and most of them are literally just the Marvel carrier thing). The CL-1201-1-2 could have possibly been some sort of SPECOPS variant, or a nuclear Missile Carrier(instead of holding aircraft, it holds ICBM's and IRBM's and stuff.) I would like to see more of these types of videos, finding some of the most crazy and insane ideas Militaries across the world had back in the cold war. i really like flying Aircraft carrier designs that were actual planes, like this one. for example the B-36 Parasite fighter project, the 747 ACC briefly talked about in the video and other stuff like this. aircraft like these are just amazing to look at and think about how they would work, with the aircraft continuously being rearmed, refueled, and how supplies would get to the vehicle, if its too big to land anywhere. its just so cool! some crazy engineer from the 70's definitely made the general design for this, just like most other Lockheed designs from that era. anyways amazing video, good job, keep up the good work!
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  3456. Patron #2 has just signed up
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  3457. I first saw this plane in expendables 2 and thought it was the coolest plane ever
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  3458. “Mach 3” to this day I believe that it went faster than that maybe “Mach 4-5” and now the aurora project is flying around near Mach 10
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  3459. Yeah but once it landed, it would be sitting ducks though What would be cool is if a rocket could do airdrops in either pods or with ejection system
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  3460. Gorgeous animations
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  3461.  @FoundAndExplained  just so you know, 40,000ft is doable by plenty of commercial aircraft.
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  3462. Nice video once again , I wish to learn the 3D modelling used in your videos , kindly comment how to learn or from where to learn
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  3463. 6:16 I can see this happening if they put mini-engines on the little wings besides the rudder
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  3464. Thank you for this man,love the black widow and your channel <3
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  3465. Looks Like a New take On the Old F86 to me.
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  3466. You're pronunciation of foreign names and words is getting better. Keep it up!
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  3467. After 9 minutes of watching, i finally realize this project isnt real yet, or probably cant be real. Now im writing a comment and ready to left the video.
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  3468. Unless you can mitigate the sonic boom by a wave-guide cancellation or fly over 100k ft. I don’t see any way it will be commercially viable. It’s never been the ability to fly that fast but the technology to cancel out the sonic boom. Just fly above the atmosphere & your atmospheric sonic problems are solved.
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  3469. I remember that it was a contest between a Lockheed plane and a Boeing plane.
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  3470. Image how much better air shows would be if this thing existed
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  3471. the intro is EPIC!
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  3472. The main complain about this new type of engine was its ridiculous loud noise. So all other nitty gritty factors were overshadowed by this. And the narrator dont mentioned this main factor.
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  3473. The ending though... WOW!
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  3474. Did you make the animations, they are amazing!
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  3475. Migs have always been superior to moorkan planes and that's why moodikans have stolen it always
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  3476. My Dream Aviation Is: ‱V-shaped Plane ‱Swan Boeing ‱Eagle Airbus ‱Diamond Wave Shaped Jetplane.
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  3477. What about a methanol fuel cell in a plane? Methanol seems to be more accessible than hydrogen at the moment.
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  3478. Replica
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  3479. Again, inaccurate. For example, you’re describing the economy cabin but showing footage of the Qantas premium economy cabin.
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  3480. Arsenal bird entered rhe chat
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  3481. Wow!! You squeezed as much ads in the video as cars in the planes!! Great effort
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  3482. I love the window. Watching the sun rise or set from the plane window is one experience I enjoy the most about flying.
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  3483. We need this in GTA😂
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  3484. The Concord in part limited it's speed so it could use aluminum. I'm not sure what materials they could use in a repetitive flight scenario that would be economical to build and maintain.
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  3485. 2:23 Haha reference to mustard, another youtuber who makes videos about aircraft. On my favorite youtuber list he is in the top 10, the quality is great but he takes a long time to upload (because 90% of the video is animated in 3D) Found and Explained is kind of like a budget mustard, still good but not as good as mustard. Its kind of like Half as interesting but with planes, they both use stock footage and animate some parts themselves.
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  3486. Frist
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  3487. Prefer Totota pickup trucks turned to technicalsđŸ›»
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  3488. I was rumored to have huge drift problems.
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  3489. Ggddv luv u man
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  3490. Bro, its reallt nice how you interacts with ur comunity literaly tjis video was suggested by us, im rlly glad to know this awesome channel.
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  3491.  @FoundAndExplained  omg so fast answer... U are amazing, pls keep. Going like this an u will stay higher tanh the sr-71
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  3492. The A380 is just A340 on crack
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  3493. I doubt any of those would be able to economically carry cargo. The 747/777 is probably the largest economical cargo airliner.
    2
  3494. A lot of drugs,s about at that time
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  3495. Wide plane
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  3496. Now even the music used on this channel is stylistically similar to what Mustard uses. :) Nice video nonetheless.
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  3497.  @captainpoptarts  I hear you
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  3498. why get the max back in? Just turn the p-8 into commercial
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  3499. Amazing work as always
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  3500. The REALLY wide cockpit window really intrigued me - Would that not have been the ULTIMATE picture window?
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  3501. that intro alone was amazing!
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  3502. This idea looks insane 100 years later. That's a lot better than attacking Ukraine which looked insane the day it happened.
    2
  3503. that are project haunebu they have the: 1.haunebu II 2.haunebu III
    2
  3504. It would be really cool if they used transparent aluminum, everyone would have a window seat!!!!
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  3505. Nothing is impossible
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  3506. The A340......... the aircraft with 4 hairdryers under the wings instead of engines!!! And now onto the subject matter......The A380 is a phenomenal aircraft but unfortunately, it's about to have its flying career cut short because of all this "eco warrior" crap. Tragically for us aviation enthusiasts, the last one has recently rolled off the production line and airlines have already started dumping their 4 engined aircraft in favour of the more fuel efficient designs. With the A330, the truly stunning A350 and their rivals, the 787 and 777X, in now ever increasing numbers on the market.... the 4 engined birds have had their day.😱
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  3507. This narrator has an awful way of speaking.
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  3508. Ah shit I missed it
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  3509. do you really read every comment?
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  3510. So i had family that worked on the Sea Master.... it was a mess sea water and jets just dont mix. and there was need for it with larger carriers and subs. the era of the flying boat was over after WWII. it had major control issues as well more then one was lost during testing as well. they never fixed the sea spray in the engines. and the high take off and landing speeds meant it couldnt take off or land in bad weather or any thing more then light winds.
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  3511. Change the color back to the blue
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  3512. This dude and his channel like a future plane i love this channel
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  3513.  @FoundAndExplained  yes dude i subcribe because this video was awesome
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  3514. Been binge watching these for hours now haha
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  3515. Seems like this concept did not come full circle. đŸ˜đŸ˜‡đŸ€Ÿ
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  3516. Love your vids manđŸ€©
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  3517. "great success" . They built 246. đŸ€Ș It's already going into retirement. IF you have a GOV back airline, where you need gold toilets then yeah, it's successful.
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  3518. Nay regarding the activities, how are you suppose to accommodate everyone on the plane and don’t even talk about workout and spa. They must not know what turbulence is. I do like the seats turn to bunk bed though, who doesn’t want to lay down flat during long haul.
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  3519. Someone should build a RC flying model.
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  3520. they just enhanced the portfolio and this supported the expansion for various airlines a220 starts the range and now they focus a320 on extending it like 321 and LR.....Airbus simply bought a new aircraft built for near future for short range and fuel efficiency. Now they can focus on wide bodies. Also if any body needs extended versions buy the 320/21/21 LR
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  3521. My mother was an engineer on the AVROCar which was 1950”s tech.
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  3522. 😭😭😭😭😭
    2
  3523. What in the holy hell was the swat scene?! Did they break a urnđŸ€ŻđŸ˜
    2
  3524. This would be a good idea for a drone carrier.
    2
  3525. First ahaha got you all Just kiddin I lov u all
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  3526. Didn't knew this was a new upload. Just saw it on recommended
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  3527. would like to see the navy version quite the looker
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  3528. I did subscribe. This is the kind of news we need to get. Thank you man.
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  3529. I swear i'll subscribe as soon as i see something about the FOKKER 70/100
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  3530. this is how humans spend most of their valuable time. trying their best to kill each other for land with no use .. i mean, most of america isnt even occupied and the same goes for most countries but they will blow up everything in its path to own a desert .... greed greed greed along with self entitlement
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  3531. 'Most Scariest'...? Grammar brought to you by the Dept. of Redundancy Department.
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  3532. b-2 stealth bomber's weird sibling
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  3533. Hard to beleive, that anybody was thinking this deriously Fairy tail...
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  3534. flying discs flying pancakes etc etc.... when flying tanks? (an 40) id like to see that too
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  3535. Text to voice doesn't work very well.
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  3536. 100th COMMENT !
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  3537. Best YouTuber ever
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  3538. Nobody gives a shit bro
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  3539. sorry i wont fly
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  3540. second comment!
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  3541. BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT
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  3542. Swap and upgrade? Did that with MAX, lessons I dont think you learned from that. This will change plane's aerodynamics and hence would need to train pilots more thoroughly.
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  3543. Hi
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  3544. Excellent, I honestly thought this was clickbait but given the channel I felt that odd :)
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  3545. Glad the a220 exists. I hope that they stretch the model it might gut the sale of the a320 but it will give the world a new narrowbody plane
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  3546. Great!
    2
  3547. Faster than the...how do you pronounce de Havilland?
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  3548. Easily, one of the most underrated channels on YouTube. Well presented commentary alongside 3D animations are so much better than scouring Wikipedia at 2 AM to find out about the X-whatever
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  3549. I would love to play War thunder I'm on Xbox
    2
  3550. Thank you 🙂
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  3551. the future is 747-CH (Covid Hospital) đŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł
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  3552. Airbus is unfair to Bombardier and Embraer and a poor sport to Boeing and other small plane companies.
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  3553. It's pronounced moch rather than mac, because it is an American design and American plane. So get it right mate.
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  3554. Climate change? You mean, seasons? The interior concept looks great; that's why that will never happen.
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  3555. Thanks for the info
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  3556.  @hick97zit  Yes for STS-51L (Challenger) maybe for STS-107 (Columbia). Columbia was hit by a piece of foam insolation from the ET (External Tank) (still in place here) but this was of course also in part because of the Vibrations caused by the SRB's (Solid Rocket Booster), so maybe... :)
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  3557. Czy polak to ogląda?
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  3558. Title: "This jet was betrayed by CANADA 🇹🇩 Meanwhile the United States: hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe
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  3559. Thank God for the YouTube algorithm it blessed me with another real engineering like channel!!!
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  3560. Thank you for making this video
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  3561. just SMASH the like button
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  3562. Love your videos. Love the animations, and love the narration. You might be familiar with the channel called "mustard". You are very similar to that. All the best I hope you get millions of subscribers you really deserve it.
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  3563. Animations great, Pity they were never built.
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  3564. “French copy no one and nobody copies the French”
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  3565. USSR had many of its designers and engineers in the field of aviation. USSR had its own design schools. No German engineers did work at Soviet factories. They all fled to the West. It was the West who has always exploited other people's human resources and not the USSR
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  3566. This channel is kind of like Mustard. It sacrifices the quality of the animation, rendering, and editing a little comparing to Mustard, but uploads videos far more frequently. :)
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  3567. Where was the footage from the beginning of this video showing the huge dome building from?
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  3568. When will premieres happen again
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  3569. Steal whatever you can, China.
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  3570. Doesn't matter if another plane is eating your lunch as long as it's your plane
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  3571. A320 is an excellent aircraft, better than A220.
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  3572. Yellow Submarine
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  3573. Nice vid. But oof the mispelling of service at 6:12
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  3574.  @FoundAndExplained  lol I wasn't downing you I am a huge fan I just found it funny
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  3575. Glad you like them!
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  3576. do a video on the Manned Orbital Laboratory
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  3577. It's "DEE-HAV-UH-LAND"
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  3578. 2027? no way.. spaceX will make continental travel with rockets way before that..
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  3579. I believe in UFO/UAV's but not as an alien technology. It is widely known that science is ahead of the mainstream by at least 70 years. Anti gravity is a known thing, recently a chinese scientist published a paper on it and she disappeared shortly after without a trace. The secrets man keeps from himself are stranger than anything we could imagine.
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  3580. I like the humor added. Shows that your channel is growing up. Or perhaps exactly the opposite, attracting younger viewers. In any case, i laughed a couple time. And you fed me a documentary at the same time. So well done! BRRRRRRRRRRRRRT! (Picard facepalm - Timeless)
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  3581. Awesome ! we did not think you would be releasing today. Is it Cycle or Eeeve the Render Engine you are using at present
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  3582. I love this channel =)
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  3583. What if the AN-225 was converted to a passenger aircraft?
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  3584. The first executive order Biden needs to sign is one getting rid of that hideous paint scheme. Look at trumps 757 it's blue topped and white bottomed with a red middle stripe. His AF 1 scheme just flips the blue and white. Nothing special there.
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  3585. Shoutout to the video description.
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  3586. Faster more comfortable direct flights ...sign me up
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  3587. Great video as always
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  3588. creepy donald lost $340 million - this airline lost $40 million - sounds perfect
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  3589. wtf yak-141 is basically f35b but russian lol
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  3590. ​ wow never heard of it! great work sad still not 100% metreic say metric and only show the dumb people unite!
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  3591. Idea: UAVs instead of actual fighters. It could work.
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  3592. The audible a380 was pretty funny. excellent way to advertise if it was real
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  3593. Yay im first
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  3594. Why would a freighter hauling something super dense (oil) need the giant interior space of a dreamlifter? No way they could fill that space with crude and get off the ground.
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  3595. I'm not flying on a 737 max that has been certified by the Trump FAA. I just read that Boeing inappropriately coached pilots after the crash. No thank you. Once this aircraft has been flying without incidents for at least 3-5 years then I may give it a chance. The EU has not yet approved them back to fly, so I am not going to be a guinea pig.
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  3596. Una belleza Asi deben ser las navez no esos cohetes espantosos de Eliot most
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  3597. Fascinating- Impressive design, would have been a beast!
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  3598. Frankly the Dutch Fokker F.26 had it been built would have been the one to fall victim to the metal fatigue phenomenon that historically destroyed BOAC 781 and South African 201 and killed 56 people
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  3599. Or they could cram everybody into a C-5 Galaxy.
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  3600. thanks you for converting meters to feet, i really...really did not know, Can you also translate in Russian at the same time ?
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  3601. Hydrogen Dioxide is not water.
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  3602. even for a "what if" it's a stupid idea because you didn't account for cargo space for the passengers and the fact you wouldn't be able to fit 8 seats across on the supposed second deck because the fuselage curves in.
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  3603. These renders getting better
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  3604. i know what everyone thinking "WHAT THE FUCK?" xD
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  3605. How about a 767?
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  3606. Awesome!
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  3607. i have no reason to doubt this video just from the thumbnail alone
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  3608. waiting for 500k special
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  3609. My favourite one
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  3610. Congratulations - You are the only April Fools video that got me today. I was like wow, they wanted to experiment with a tri-engine? I did not know that... lol :-)
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  3611. UAC - See my new MC-21 Airbus - Hold my A220-500 Where everyone can agree the A220 is 21st century design beauty this thing looks like a flying soda can. Nothing on it looks proportionally right to the aerodynamic eye.
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  3612. its not da best
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  3613. So what is “book 3”?
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  3614. Neat!
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  3615. This channel will blow and have 1 million subscribers, trust me 👍 I remember when Mustard only have 20.000 subscribers.
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  3616.  @FoundAndExplained  his video about Hindenburg Airship went viral and suddenly his channel become popular in an instant. I hope some of your videos went viral too.
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  3617. If anything, I'm glad Lockheed left the commercial aviation industry for good. The COVID-19 pandemic brought the commercial aviation to a grinding halt, and sealed the fate of large 4-engined aircraft faster than predicted.
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  3618. Not a problem, an opportunity. It's near time for Airbus to start on a replacement for the A320neo series. Rather than a third generation A320, which risks being a Frankenstein reengining bodge that pleases no one, the backlog of A220 and A320 series orders, plus a stretched A220, would give Airbus time to do a proper clean slate design with all the latest. And rather than a one for one replacement of the A320 series, they could design a slightly larger craft, a small step up from the requested A220-500, but still a small step down from the next largest aircraft in their stable. With this, they'd have two nicely complementary modern single aisle series to keep them ahead of the competition. Looking forward is the right way to go.
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  3619. 4:18 why do i see the communist symbol on the flight attendant’s hat?
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  3620. He literally said he's reggreting not naming his channel "Ketchup"
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  3621. Daft beyond belief, although no crazier than the "Star Wars" proposals of the Reagan era.
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  3622. Also the A321 xlr
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  3623.  Airbus Aviator  maybe not
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  3624. Is the SR-91 and the TR-3B the same thing?
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  3625. Hi
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  3626. I like both your and Mustard's videos on aviation. Especially the fact that you cover aircraft that haven't been built makes it all the more interesting and addicting. I never knew about these things before I started watching your videos. Great work and please make more vids.
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  3627. triple deck planes, what are they? it is a plane with 3 decks
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  3628. ALL YOUR POINTS ARE VALID ....... PLUS THE FACT BOEING IS VERY GOOD AT DOING DEALS WITH US CARRIERS TO OUT DO AIRBUS ...... REMEMBER THE CANCELED ORDERS OF NON US BUILT TYPES FROM US AIRLINES OVER THE YEARS BECAUSE BOEING JUST WANTS TO WIN AT ALL COSTS LOOK AT THE 707 AND ITS RIVALS ...... CONVAIR / DOUGLAS THE US GOVERMENT ORDERS ALSO HELP TO TOP UP THE WAR FUND AND SUBSIDIES THE CIVIL SALES
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  3629. I was designing something like this. But like one of the others, mine also was 2 different crafts. Basically the sub was carried under a ground effect vehicle. To many complications. My design has moved to an all electric Experimental Underwater Research Vessel. The vessel can be used for tourism, research, government, and more.. In fact, there is a market for the public in underwater tourism. Imagine being able to go down and learn about the history of ships or government experiments. Just like National Parks, there are underwater beautiful wonders.
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  3630. no way he made a video about the TRIEBFLUGEL? I'm subscribing. I literally have a model kit of one rn
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  3631. First 😊
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  3632. What you mean to say in this video is the plane that Boeing SHOULD have begun designing nearly 20 years ago to REPLACE the 737 instead of trying to extend what was already a 40-year-old design...
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  3633. Where do u get these models and blueprints I've never seen them before
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  3634.  @FoundAndExplained  I already have subscribed
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  3635. This channel along with dark skies mannnnnđŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ™ŒđŸŸ
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  3636. That 747 trijet would have been awesome
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  3637.  @FoundAndExplained  It's perfect that you take all comments and criticism into the account. And I watched the whole video and I can tell that the only thing you mispronounced was "ĐșŃ€Ń‹Đ»ŃŒŃ Ń€ĐŸŃŃĐžĐž", as well as a surname of ĐšŃƒĐ·ĐœĐ”Ń†ĐŸĐČ. The latter one was in the name of the engines. Besides that - great attention to the name pronounciation.
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  3638. where is the need for this? We can connect face to face instantly with zoom and other such platforms...just saying
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  3639. Yellow Submarine LOL it will be interesting to see how many others there are
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  3640. long story short. its a short a350
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  3641. I love Airbus b787❣❣
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  3642. “Such as nuclear power” AD
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  3643. Hey nick, I had an idea for a video about the best fighter planes of ww2. With your animation and narrating skills I'm sure it would be awesome!
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  3644. On dirai le B2
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  3645. They should rename it "Son of a Blackbird" haha
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  3646. music was a bit too loud over your voice in the first minute of the vid, otherwise this was SICK!!
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  3647. Yes chevy video
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  3648. Damn, imagine if we did this but as flying cities
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  3649. This thing has absolutely no rights to identify as a tank.
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  3650. No country should sertify, when theirs are falling off the sky because their are dodge
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  3651. too bad gayjin nerfed Draken, now it's trash plane
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  3652. Looks like a supersonic one
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  3653. Oh yeah I forgot the 45th president owned a failed airline
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  3654. Seen something like this flying about area 51's test range .
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  3655. Can take this guy's plummy, slow-motion reading of conventional statements, as if he is disclosing secrets of the pyramids. I'll be looking for straight technical descriptions of this design.
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  3656. That compound is a trap for non-rocket-nerds. We just call it UDMH.
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  3657. It lloks cool but not i would not fly because it to much mony plus air lines are going back to small to medium and medium larg air craft..
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  3658. Triple deck is impossible because it take lot of fuel it takes tough to takeoff it very heavy and it will in stall
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  3659. It's not the perfect 747 rival as the 747 is way more more successful than the a380. Even until now ghe Boeing 747 is still being manufactured
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  3660. Or perhaps Boeing will buy Airbus.
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  3661. My favorite aircraft
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  3662. And the 1000 people on board did not know this aircraft was using MCAS
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  3663. Love it — Very interesting!!
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  3664. a350 is still new and the neo design is already made hmm wow
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  3665. A 380 is a Knockoff of MD-12.
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  3666. Lockheed actually tried to offer such, the L-500. I don't know if they tried to market a passenger version, or if it was just intended as a freighter. Nobody bought it though, the economics were far worse than the 747. The C-5 was horrendously inefficient, and incredibly unreliable and high maintenance, would not be suitable for any entity with a finite budget. The C-5 had a lot of military-specific capabilities such as the ability to land on short rough fields, and load/unload outsize cargo without ground facilities, which airlines wouldn't have had much need for.
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  3667. "Yep. Gotta get people so mad they click unfortunately"-Found And Explained "I hope you guys and that 1 girl enjoyed this video"-Found And Explained 🗿 Found And Explained based confirmed?
    1
  3668. I play it online now it's,a good game 🎼 đŸ˜Šâ€đŸŽ‰
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  3669. At 5.10, could you please pronounce the Airshow as 'FARNBURUH'. Otherwise a very good review of the pros and cons especially centred on the A50-800.
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  3670. This one of the hardest mech intos ive seen shame its a count down
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  3671. Na we nedd to get there faster .
    1
  3672. Long story short. Humanity has a future
 in bean counting.
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  3673. I just realized the 4 the of November is the 50th anniversary 1970 is Concorde 001 first sound barrier flight,i think or passenger flight I hope it fly again on that day
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  3674. Respect, that you actually also mentioned the Monster^^
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  3675. Maybe if they put two more engines and slightly bigger wings or just more powerful engines. I think that would give it the power it would need to get to New York.
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  3676. Antonov 225 was build in Ukraine đŸ‡ș🇩
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  3677. One glaring (and annoying) mistake in your CGI animations. The props are turning in the same direction. The whole concept of this design relies on the vortex flow from counter rotating propellers.
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  3678. except it didn't: NACA tunnel tests with the V-173 showed that it did not gain anything or particularly change anything, compared to normal sized 80hp props spinning the other way. The Arup S-2 which this was based on, had a normal single nose prop and did everything the V-173 did, minus vibrations.
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  3679. Great vid!!! 👍👍👍
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  3680. "DO YOU LIKE MERCH-" No, but I love skipping ads
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  3681. 6:51 Shows A Train In Chicago
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  3682. Utter trash! If this did exist and it was better, then why wasn't it built. Useless content created to remain relevant.
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  3683. Waiting for a Embraer video
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  3684. I'd like to see a triple deck 737.
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  3685. I haven't subscribed, and I won't, for the very same reason I haven't from the beginning.... far too many adds! At 0.25, 0.5, 0.75... and an institutional one at the end!
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  3686. Im late
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  3687. Thanks Jared
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  3688. Could you do a video on Rockwell's Star-Raker?
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  3689. I'm a huge fan of this channel
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  3690. Airbus should create this this is actually smart. A380 size with 2 engines!
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  3691. Branson will nail this plane, everything he touches turns to gold
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  3692. I like the 747-500 prop
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  3693. Airbus A380: the biggest dud that ever flew
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  3694. It would make great movie
    1
  3695. Would it work with modern technologies ?
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  3696. 9:34 Say no more, I’m in
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  3697. For everyone asking 0:45 is DCS world gameplay image
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  3698. Great video
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  3699. Donald Trump new engineer Stop sell to China copy... https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/15/trump-administration-may-stop-exporting-ges-engines-to-china-wsj.html
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  3700. I really like the idea of this series
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  3701. it's very extraordinary this video
    1
  3702. At 8 seconds into this video, the author states the cost of the A380 is $444 Billion US. The truth is $444 Million US.
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  3703.  @FoundAndExplained  Hahahah! Good answer. I forgot to tell you your videos are awesome. Keep up the good work-
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  3704. the most american plane i ever seen
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  3705. What is needed is the 757 PLUS.
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  3706. a true vid?😌
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  3707. Tesla is the future...of anyone can do it...it's Elon Musk.
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  3708. airbus will be sandbagging progress till new planes can be ordered. what about hybrid electric planes. e.g. one central turbine&generator + electric engines & a small battery (large enough to cover for loss of main engine)?
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  3709. So, to put it in the most basic terms, it’s just a very fast drone!? If there’s no pilot onboard it’s not really a plane under the loosest definition. Sign me up for test pilot - already have terminal cancer so I’m already expendable and flying this thing would be quite a big tick on the bucket list, and I’m ok with being a guinea pig! What a way to go if it all goes A over T/FUBAR. LoL.
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  3710. $$$$ 3 airplanes with 2 engine are better than 1 airplane with 6.
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  3711. Unboxing video?
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  3712. Put it to 1.25 speed and it’ll still sound normal
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  3713. was the caac Concorde for commercial or for a private transport?
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  3714. osprey's strange uncle
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  3715. People don't like sitting in the center of a plane the 757 was great, Maybe a redesigned and updated 757
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  3716. Great video! I suggest you make a video on the "M-19" (Vladimir Mikhailovich Myasishchev), which was also not built, it was planned with nuclear engines and itself had to go into space. here is how it should have looked maybe you will be interested https://topwar.ru/uploads/posts/2016-07/1469715327_1.jpg
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  3717. Your animation is really excellent!!!!
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  3718. If a nuclear train crashed it would be the worse lac megantic
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  3719. It sounds like something a kid would ask a djinn for.
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  3720. Excellent video! A true jet ahead of its time(sort of)
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  3721. Love the videos but it really bugs me when your pronounce the dash in AC names or neat configurations. The dash isn't pronounced.
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  3722. Last time i heard that name was in 2015
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  3723. yellow submarine
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  3724. There are currently no aircraft engines able to fly at supersonic speed, while being able to be fuel efficient enough, and meet noise regulations. Totally new engines should be developped, at huge cost for a very small market, with no garantee of success. Such a project is far too costly for a too small market. It wil not see the light of the day... What's needed is more fuel efficient planes, not faster.
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  3725. We got french dragonfly documentary before gta 6 đŸ”„đŸ”„
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  3726. Not factible, only in disengCad.
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  3727. dis plane has no s p i n e
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  3728. Comment
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  3729. Square Space, the best place to tell everyone about the secret spy plane you've been working on lol 😆
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  3730. Airbus has obeyed to German's diplomacy for sure...
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  3731. Your video is an advertisement with some content.
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  3732. My mother drives one of these to the grocery store.
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  3733. oh goodie new vid
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  3734. Dumb name for an airline. Boom is what happened when an airplane crashed. This companywill not last.
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  3735. I doubt very much this umm hideous aircraft would have dominated being that it would have been so expensive to build and selling it would probably have been a monumental task and the fuel costs too. Again this would not have dominated as the A380 later found out and is out of production with a pretty short run.
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  3736. 1:48 media offline
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  3737.  @FoundAndExplained  no problem
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  3738. I Was watching your triple decker aircraft video and why it wouldent be built and i always thought that the Dreamlifter would be great for that!. By the way please do a video on the Boeing Dreamlifter, Thanks!.
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  3739. Lockheed was transitioning to fail for many years. It missed the wide body boom. They should have stuck to regional jets. The VLP was not a serious concept.
    1
  3740. Loooooooooooooooooooooooooser
    1
  3741. I saw another video discuss another problem with the B-52: Since the B-52 is able to carry nuclear warheads, if a B-52 appears on a radar, a country wouldn't know whether it was a civilian or military B-52 and may decide to shoot down the plane, causing a tremendous loss of life. This was an issue that was considered in the reverse, when Boeing suggested that their 747 could be converted into a nuclear bomb carrier, but one reason it was declined by the US was because of the dangers of mixing civilian and military uses of a plane.
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  3742. Excelent video 👌👌👌 Very interesting indeed (might be even better than Mustard). Quick question, wich program do you use for the 3D Renders?
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  3743. Well-researched and good looking video. All the ideas are very clear. Waiting impatiently for the 314 Clipper video!
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  3744. Why are their so many effing ads???
    1
  3745. The film "The 6th Day" was/is a decent movie and worth a watch, even if just once. - 👍
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  3746. This is a great video for the analysis of Boeing aircraft markets. It will be best it focuses on what it already has and capitalizes on it. Small regional airports can not accommodate too many large airplanes without disrupting the surrounding communities. There are many employees that depend on other aspects of their employer than constantly bringing in new products, including its relationships with the unions it caters to. The 757 and the 767 could see slight touches to increase their fuel efficiency, public entities could revisit their airports and aircraft pricing to alleviate taxes and operating costs to airlines. There are so many things Boeing can do in this difficult time than worry about new aircraft. The 737 is one of its longest serving jets so far and could be revisited... again with fresher eyes. Thank you for your insight.
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  3747. Want Golden Age airplane? Why don't you try Trump Shuttle! It's the best out of the best. (If you doesn't count all the crash ratio and danger and also the short-lifespan of the airline in 3 years 1989-1992)
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  3748. Turpedo? Really?
    1
  3749. I thought this was an arsenal bird
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  3750. I like you voice 😊 while you explaing
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  3751. HURRY UPPPP
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  3752. Here's the problem the u2 is still in service, these planes are very costly to maintain and have been constantly upgraded. Why if we have all this wonderful technology that makes the U2 obsolete then whe spend all the money operating an obsolete aircraft?
    1
  3753. So why the beds. It makes no sense
    1
  3754. I missed the premiere!
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  3755. đŸ€ŁđŸ€ąâœˆđŸ”„
    1
  3756. Đ€Đ°ĐœŃ‚Đ°Đ·ĐžĐ”Ń€Ń‹))! Đ’Đ°ĐŒ Ń‚ĐŸĐ»ŃŒĐșĐŸ Ń„ĐžĐ»ŃŒĐŒŃ‹ ŃĐœĐžĐŒĐ°Ń‚ŃŒ)))!!!
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  3757. I really like how this channel is developing
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  3758. Cursed
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  3759. I can't believe you only have 200,000 subs, should have atleast 1 mil at this point with how good your videos are
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  3760. Hi
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  3761. a year later, until some terrorist group "back by Iran" sends a missile at a cargo container ship.
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  3762. Continue ur plane videos 😝 I Love It 💕
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  3763. .
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  3764. Cool
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  3765. Guaaaaauuuuuuu
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  3766. Looks like a an-225
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  3767. Not to mention, who the hell wants to be on a plane that big and with so many pax. 800+ ppl is way way too many. I can't even imagine trying to evacuate that with the army of a crew it would have to have.
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  3768. K, you earned a sub :) thanks for the neat video dude!
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  3769. It's the damnedest thing I've never heard of. Steampunk rules!!
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  3770. They should make that the A360
    1
  3771. a200 would be kool
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  3772. This thing was insanely mind blowingly huge!!!!!!!
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  3773. When was it designed? Thats right, in Nani-nani 6! 0:11
    1
  3774. I would bet most of your subscribers are American. Please while describing lengths and measurements add in our system. Like 200 meters or ?? miles.
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  3775. Avatar DRAGON!
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  3776. i think if they were to do that they should try to add extra engines so every like 10 days they could be swapped to the second set of engines
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  3777. I wish to pilot Concorde of the future soon
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  3778. Don't fly over my house.
    1
  3779. Engines are made in America.
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  3780. c y b e r t r o n i a n
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  3781. I hope it flys but I don't think many will afford to fly on it
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  3782. What programs do you make you computer animations in? Do you make them yourself or do you outsource/subcontract their creation?
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  3783.  @FoundAndExplained  Understandable given how upfront the idea of "Starship" is :) Folks back then didn't think that way. "Rockets" went straight up so they should come straight down, there was enough confusion with the idea of confusing them with airplanes :) (WVB/Disney "Ferry Rocket" and eventually the Space Shuttle :) ) Thing is there were people working on all sorts of way to land a rocket stage, wings-and-wheels, paraglider, helicopter blades, heck look up PLAME at some point, (add "propulsive landing concept") it's an interesting idea I'd like to find out more about.
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  3784. You should have mentioned that USSR shot the U2 plan down.
    1
  3785. Man they had some good crack back not the weak shit you get now mixed with other stuuf back than it was pure well it would of had to been to think this could work
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  3786. Regardless, the Nazis still penetrated the US via operation paperclip. And if you looked at US behaviour after WW2, you could be forgiven if you thought it was run by the Nazis. The action speaks for itself.
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  3787. Why/who came up with the 220-270 and a range of and 5,000 NM? Before being elected President, Donald flew in a 757. If the 757 is the closet than start making them again. It'll be cheaper in the long run.
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  3788. Russia is about to come out with skyscrapers airplane with 23 decks...
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  3789. The last one I was travelling on was a ferry in Kyle of Lochalsh in Scottlan sometimes in 80ties
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  3790. COMAC CAN MAKE ALL THE CLAIMS THEY WANT! IT LITERALLY TOOK DECADES FOR AIRBUS TO BECOME ESTABLISHED AND HELD UP AS A TRUE ALTERNATIVE TO BOEING. IN THE MEAN TIME THEY ARE BLEEDING MONEY ON A DAILY BASIS. HOW MANY WHITE TAILS COULD YOU SELL MICHAEL RYAN IF HE TURNED UP TOMORROW WITH A TRUCK LOAD OF LEASE CASH. I BET THE ANSWER WOULD BE A BIG FAT ZERO!!
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  3791. Honestly I feel like the 777-300 is more comfortable than the a350 same goes to the dream liner
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  3792. 4:25 to skip ads
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  3793. just use tons no need to confuse americans
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  3794. you should make it if u do ill sub
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  3795. Great video!âœˆïžđŸ„°
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  3796. Can you imagine an aircraft with 4x GE9X for us? What sort of runway it would need, and all.
    1
  3797. From what its CEO spoke it seems like a sham nothing more and there is no actual concept model because the video kept change between the 2.
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  3798. Love the sarcasm 👌
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  3799. I see Boeing make a whole new series the 900 or 800 series to replace the 700 series aircraft
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  3800. The title on this vid has changed like 5 times now 😂 Nice video tho!
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  3801. sorry the USA needs the spend the cash on it own people if it doesn't not want any more 6th of January to happen
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  3802. The cockpit glass on the sonic cruiser looks like the 767’s cockpit glass
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  3803. A giant oil carrier in the skies? Wow.
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  3804. Why don't you make videos about military aircraft, I recommend you make a video about the JF-17 Thunder Multi-role aircraft that's one of the most affordable and capable aircraft ever to be designed. Above that it's Pakistans first home-grown aircraft.
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  3805. Slight mod all passenger seating are now fitted as ejector and six more engines,only a joke looks great hope you get it safe soon.
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  3806. It didn't. Its a great jet.
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  3807. Boeing use to be run by engineers. Now, it is run by the marketing and accounting departments. Hubris in full bloom.
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  3808.  @FoundAndExplained  planes
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  3809.  @FoundAndExplained  hey thank you for that, the site at a glance looks like it will keep me busy for a while. I really enjoy your videos. They are well made, clean cut production value. The narration is the perfect mix of technical and conversational. There isn’t that jump from the visuals or renderings to abruptly some guy in a room filled with Easter eggs. And the topics of weird machines is spot on. I’m always looking for airship prototypes and on a few occasions a plane capable of becoming a submersible, and why do you know! I’m going to recommend your channel to others.
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  3810. Scott Lothar is the man!
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  3811. Yeah but I want the Mc Rib all year round just dreaming..maybe maybe maybe
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  3812. With the negative effects of the pandemic worldwide, science should come up with another idea of safe travel. How about harnesing their brain to come up with..... Teleportation
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  3813. the flying wing was biult just not the second one the jet powered
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  3814. Baby Saab tu du tu du tu du đŸŽ¶
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  3815. Are you frequenting AirForceProud95's sims? And do you do ATC in southern Australia? Its just chatter...
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  3816. The landing gear on that last plane would need to be as big as an entire other plane.
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  3817. Great animations and video man.
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  3818.  @Makak0007  Thanks for the link. I also took a look at Captain Joe's video about this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVJodUengtk. I still think what I said is true with respect to why a passenger plane bigger than the A380 will likely never be built. That is, it financially doesn't make sense to modify airports to accept larger planes. I think the operational cost savings from taking up a smaller slot is a secondary benefit to not needing a huge initial capital investment to modify airport taxiways, gates, runways, etc.
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  3819. F
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  3820. I'm here for schadenfreude
    1
  3821. While Boeing 747 could carry small microfighter this could carry a 747!
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  3822. 6:50 which movie?
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  3823. That’ll be great with the masks, and all the cities closed off forever, because no one can figure out you don’t “beat” a virus. It’s not a football contest. Every time you try to open the airports, yeah, some people might get sick, just like every other year. But I’m sure all the unemployed millions are looking forward to “coughing up” (pun intended) $10,000 on a credit card to get to lockdown 2 hours early.
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  3824. wow
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  3825. nice colour scheme.
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  3826. Agree
    1
  3827. We'll build you again Mriya, Don't be Sad.
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  3828. Good video, but something I just noticed. Refusing to show the swastika. Afraid it will radicalize people/glorify or something? Nice to see Hitler still has you in his grip of fear even from the grave. That filth should be put on full display as a symbol of shame and a warning to future generations, not hidden in fear.
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  3829. C5 galaxy passengers video
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  3830. Pls make a video on the jf 17 thunder
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  3831. Is this Nick from Simple Flying?
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  3832. even back then t** made up stuff with no proof. And then when a disaster enters his orbit he spins it to make it and himself look good. If he did "great with it" then why did it get scraped? Because it was losing money. Just proves he refuse to accept failure.
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  3833. I always wondered what happened to them
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  3834. How many grandchildren do you have @Found And Explained?
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  3835. Rip Antonov AN-225 Miyra
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  3836. Narrator: First of all, we have to address the elephant in the room... Me: Oh yeah how on Earth would a nuclear reactor be allowed to fly anywhere, yet alone on a massive bullseye in the sky!? Narrator: That's right. How will such a large aircraft be able to take off? Me: *huuuuh*
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  3837. While I think that these are all really neat ideas, but I can say with near certainty that I don't think these will ever come to be. The only way I can see a plane this large flying regularly, especially with slower speeds for fuel efficiency, would be in a way similar to that of an ocean liner. Whatever company deciding to launch this hypothetical plane, they would need to market the flight on luxury over speed which I just don't see happening any time soon. Personally I think supersonic flight is more likely to hit the mainstream first, or something like a spaceplane. But hey, great video, I really enjoyed it!
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  3838. This very well could be what the Phoenix lights were
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  3839. My top 5 best airplane is a350,b787,a330,b777,a380
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  3840. In middle school I tried designing a hotel airplane in Google Sketchup with five decks and glass wings that passengers could walk through and view the sky around them. I’ve also made cross sections of large airplanes in Minecraft, with the biggest having at least ten decks.
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  3841. The animation team needs to work on their landing skills. I heard rumors that the passengers did complain about rough landings... đŸ€Ș😁
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  3842. Well now it exists, since you made a video 😂😂
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  3843. Thanks
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  3844. First
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  3845. That Nord 1500 Griffon looks like a F16 with a brazil butt lift.
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  3846. Aurora was never about just ONE aircraft. Aurora is an entire CLASS of aircraft.
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  3847. How would these planes fly without GE or RR engines, plus the imported avionics?
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  3848. great video
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  3849. Hello.
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  3850. Please consider making your future videos at 60fps
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  3851. "Mad Nazi scientists couldn't do it, but American Engineers at Convair" - It it wasn't for Paperclip, the Convair Connection and a certain Nazi named Dr. Lippisch working with Convair, eh?
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  3852. Moonraker! Lol
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  3853. First
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  3854. All fun and games till a long range Sam gets launched.
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  3855. diving in too deep....
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  3856. holuliuliu of course
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  3857. Only the rich will afford this!!!!
    1
  3858. Radar space?
    1
  3859. The beginning of world war 3.
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  3860. airbus is best from america
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  3861. Psychiatry is a cult run by the elite . They thrive on corruption and violence
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  3862. Thunderf00t has a great video on why we don't use battery powered planes and why we don't use hydrogen as fuel for most things.
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  3863. Boeing is still the no 1 aircraft manufacturer china is coping with other aircraft manufacturer no way china
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  3864. i think propellers are safter.
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  3865. A390
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  3866. Truly an amazing and interesting video and the final picture of the 747 trijet with the glowing clouds it's absolutely stunning 😍 and beautiful..
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  3867. That’s why I laugh when people worry about Russia’s hypersonic missiles. We have planes that are almost as fast and can also drop bombs 😂 you can’t really shoot down 5 well placed bombs that you don’t even know are coming. They don’t have a engine to lock for heat seeking missiles which is what a majority of the anti ordinance systems use .
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  3868. It will probably steal your phone data while you fly.
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  3869. Yeah but what about the radiators? That’s the second function of those cargo doors on the shuttle.
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  3870. Had a model of an F82 as a kid. Cool plane. Wish this video had spent more time on the F82 rather than twin fuselage concepts in general.
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  3871. Tingling sensation, anyone?
    1
  3872. 747 wasn't powered by turbojets; they were powered by turbofans
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  3873. Such an aircraft should never be built due to security reasons, at least not for commercial purpose. A single crash can result in 1000z of fatalities. But for cargo or military purpose, it is a different story.
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  3874. A-3Fatty.....Fail!
    1
  3875. 14:42 747: he's behind me isn't he
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  3876. Trump and failing upwards.
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  3877. Yo
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  3878. AURORA ... as yet, is a conjecture, neither admitted nor denied. It is a state of concealing something that cannot be concealed. Vortices are not evidence of a new aircraft or pulse exhaust. Flying at very high speed has its own problem of friction. The SR71 leaked fuel until it reached its high speed expanding sheets to stop leakage. Velocity is a Domain of its own. Mach 9 is 11,000 kph .. Carbon Tiles are used to sustain free fall heat on Shuttles. Until I see the evidence of AURORA's non existence, I believe it does.
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  3879. Your channel is a real competitor to Mustard's. Great job. By the way, you've just got a new subscriber!
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  3880. Really interesting stuff.
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  3881. Just so you know this is not a definite fact (I got it from wikipedia) but the Yakolev yak-38 did enter production and service with the Soviet Navy, with 231 being built.
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  3882. Elon Musk has OBVIOUSLY heard of this, and has built SpaceX around this concept, nearly to the letter. GO STARSHIP SN16!!!!
    1
  3883. Basically an enlarged version of the Boeing 7J7
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  3884. @KrissKross me to
    1
  3885. I love how Nick has just accepted he's a plane channel now.
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  3886. Can you make a vedio on american concorde (because it's wing design is cool )
    1
  3887. Nuke em till they glow.
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  3888. CL-84
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  3889. Could it be the Boeing 797?
    1
  3890. Make that chevie vid pls
    1
  3891. 256 flights per year... that must be the overestimation of the century by NASA lol, only 135 missions ever flew.
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  3892. but its upper deck is stretched
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  3893. Man can yoh make a video about the X wing from start wars what if its on earth?
    1
  3894. If not for such a foolish endeavour, the research on Thorium Molten Salt Reactor wouldn't have begun, if only Richard Nixon didn't shut it down, the whole world would be buying these reactors from the USA instead of continuously waiting more than 80 years for fusion reactor that's been perpetually 5 or 10 years from completion all that time. Forget the Boy who cried wolf đŸș, it been replaced with the scientist who cried fusion Reactor is just 5 - 10 years away.
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  3895.  @FoundAndExplained  yea, i find the videos really interesting and i listen to them when im doing school work or just thigns around the house.
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  3896. they might wanna finish up with the Su-57 and the checkmate before they dabble with stealth bombers 💀
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  3897. The ARJ21 is pretty much the Chinese knock-off Boeing 717
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  3898. The 7M7 would need larger engines then the 737 can accommodate even with the MCAS.
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  3899. Early gang
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  3900. So secret, it was probably built by chinee LOL
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  3901. THIS. Is what the internet was made for.
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  3902. “Messermitch”
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  3903. :D
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  3904. It's a cool jet definitely, but I would always be careful about the "the US made them cut it" statement. I get the channel deals with a lot of hearsay and what not, but this defense is usually pretty easily refuted. I find it I'd listed as a reason offered as a way of pushing blame off of a countries own political indecision to blaming the US. First, it sounds like they licensed many US engine components which, yeah, the US maintains export controls over specifically because, well, Iran has a fleet of F-14s, which were still state of the art when this went into development. Second, I recall hearing about a Israeli developed fighter when I was younger, and the problem listed was inability to mass produce, along with internal fights over funding. And this makes since. Building a prototype is one thing, building a fleet can be hyper expensive just look at the F-35. Had it not been for bulk sales, the cost of the aircraft could easily be over $300 million a unit, and not the $70 million starting MSRP before options. Lastly, surprisingly, I am inclined to believe the Russians on the J-10. Up to that point, China had never produced a successful fighter that wasn't a licensed design from another country. Sure they did work with canard, but so did everyone else and they are still a rare feature on fighters today.
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  3905. You've designed the (formerly Bombardier, now Airbus) A220-300 It has exactly the specs you give, and uses geared turbofans and includes a lot of composites for lightness (aka low operating cost.) The part of the thought experiment you left out: market conditions/subsidies/politics.. Bombardier built the perfect plane... people started buying, to Boeing lobbied to have them banned from the US, driving bombardier under, and Airbus picked up the program for (literally) one dollar. With Airbus muscle behind them, they are now selling quite well.
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  3906. What's wrong with the bunks? Sure beats trying to sleep in a seat
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  3907. Of course that came out of '69
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  3908. Cool
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  3909. That was incredible! Now would you like to do a video about Boeing's 1990s double decker New Large Airplane program next? If yes, that would be really cool to watch, I'll tell you that much. 😎
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  3910. Anyone know what CG software this channel uses? There seems to be a real jump in quality recently. PS: it's Armament not Arnament Not sure why you insist on pronouncing like that?
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  3911. I like space too
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  3912. uhm what is it with the unimaginative derivative numbers....a name or code IZZZ important peeps
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  3913. Messermitch? Come on, brah that wasn’t even close.
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  3914. Next 500 passenger MTOW 400 ton Fuselage 6.4 meter Lenght 84 meter Wings 88 meter 2 power full engine 550 kN RR Ultra Fan
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  3915. Stupid show
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  3916.  @FoundAndExplained  Aircraft have always intrigued me. Even ran my hands all over an SR-71... But this thing is off the scale!
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  3917. As a Devil Dog my self, I would ask that you not forget that the USMC is a force considered upon itself.
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  3918. BFAP Big F**King Air Plane
    1
  3919. subnautica flashbacks
    1
  3920. So if that thing crashed it would be a nuclear bomb
    1
  3921. This could be a successor to the big flying boats of old.
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  3922. Yellow submarine. And I don't really care that it is a trick to boost engagement metrics.
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  3923. I got the 3000th Like! Woot!
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  3924. cool theme
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  3925. Yeah, just what people want, to be treated like cattle. This would be a nightmare in every way for normal passengers.
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  3926. antonov an-225 but for passengers
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  3927. great video Nick! can you consider doing a vid about the 747 tri-jet?
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  3928. Awesome graphics in the video. I'm sure many militaries around the world, and crazy wealthy individuals would have loved that plane.
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  3929. After crash couple it will file bankruptcy
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  3930. A bunker on a pogo stick. Now I've seen everything
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  3931. People should watch Mick Wests full videos. Just facts, no sensationalism. And as for the "eye witness" of the pilots, they're sometimes seeing the objects through the sensors, not directly. Easy to mistake these objects through no fault of their own.
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  3932. It's too bad lies don't become facts, because the YF-23 was designed without a complete understanding of stealth. Their exhaust caused the plane to lose it's stealth signature when turning. Somebody always wants to use a lie like it was superior to F-22 when it isn't, and never will be. I'm glad the evaluators found the problem.
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  3933. I saw the same kind of craft for 20 seconds in Outback Australia way back in 1994 and at a distance of 500 meters..
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  3934. @Found and explained: Thanks for creating the video. Appreciate really that you considered my suggestion for a video. 👍
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  3935. Found & Explained, Do you still hold your position that COMAC is on par with Airbus?
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  3936. Could still be a black project.
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  3937. This could have worked if the tank always placed on a platform that had wheels on it. I'm not sure how they got these tanks airborne, but I feel like having the tank pulled by the aircraft while on it's tank treads in neutral gear would do a number to slow it down. Instead, a "sled" that the tank sat on during take off and be lifted up from once the aircraft began to climb would not be as damaging to the take off speed
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  3938. Great video!
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  3939. Boeing cannot sell the 777X because it is too big. The situation is so bad that Boeing is maybe going to delay it for several years. The A380 was too big for its own good. Bigger airplanes do not seem to be in the cards for the short to mid term. What the market is asking for are small, medium, and large airplanes that can used efficiently in both short and long haul. 737s and 320 are crossing the Atlantic with passengers these days. Supersonic airplanes are simply not going to happen on any scale as they will only apply to the very wealthy due to their very high fuel consumption.
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  3940. Being supersonic is the next step to be...
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  3941. Some ferry services still operate on the same principle.
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  3942. I'm just thankful Captain America thwarted this plan. Now if they could just find and revive him.
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  3943. that animation drove me away from this video, leave cats alone, you could have made it a human or dog and the joke would have landed just as well. its a shame i was looking forward to the content
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  3944. post COVID this has literally 0 chances of happening. Not that it has many before COVID mind you
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  3945. Except the shuttle is dangerous.
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  3946. I think they made a good move and not a mistake. A220 is really a next generation aircraft and it's selling pretty quickly atleast better than the 737max, lol
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  3947. El aviĂłn al parecer serĂ­a un desarrollo directo del maravilloso y sorprendente L-1011 Tristar. Sus motores hubieran sido los Rolls Royce RB-211 524 B4 con mayor eficiencia y mayormente potenciados. Éste aviĂłn volarĂ­a mĂĄs rĂĄpido que el 747-400 de motores Pratt & Whitney PW-4000, lo que convertirĂ­a en el formidable rival de dicho jumbo. Se espera que algĂșn dĂ­a se retome el diseño de Ă©ste aviĂłn para un futuro no muy lejano. đŸ‘đŸ»
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  3948. Wow I truly Delight in The Amazing Graphics in the models that you display in your Channel. It is truly a joy to see this beautiful airplanes fly next to each other . It would be great to see you the velop a movie about the new Blended Wing designs and their possibilities and also about Boeing's radical new design with canard layout, rear-mounted engines and a very high speed Cruise. I also feel just like the Dreamliner new construction materials with compost sites is the way to go to reduce weight and maintenance and extend the life of the fuselage not to mention that I think they're safer in case of an accident. Your input into this design ideas is excellent along with your skills and making this graphic so spectacular.😀😀😀
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  3949. When a AN-225 has a baby with A380
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  3950. But.... where are the *yellow submarines*?
    1
  3951. I noticed that Crimea is shown as part of Russia, is that normal now?
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  3952. Any chance of making your future videos of aircraft designs a little more stable in flight, instead of constantly weaving around the sky like a lunatic, as this makes the videos slightly annoying to watch. Subject matter is awesome with so many what if's.
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  3953. I love your voice, it’s good for narrating.
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  3954. I'm sad you didn't mention the modern iteration of this where there are ferries that cross a channel following a guide-wire there also supplies electricity so that they don't have to have massive batteries onboard.
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  3955. They had a plane that could lift the buran called the VM-T Atlant didn't they?
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  3956. red submarine
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  3957. This is the idea of the 797.... But the 737 MAX mess has really disscombooberated this plan.
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  3958. Allentown?
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  3959. Hey Airbus also annouced to make an A390 triple decker but later they cnacelled due to the low sales of the A380
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  3960. 100k subs! Congrats!
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  3961. Before making plan for the future did not said dreams, Boeing as to solve 737 max mess and correct its management problem particularly quality control and decision making such as Wall Street before engineering.
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  3962. cue Two-Pronged Strategy
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  3963. Yeah i like how you said never buit because it cant be done dam what ever the yanks was on to come up with this shit it had to be some good shit they were smoking. I could see this im something like gta or saints row ir thunderbirds but not in the real world
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  3964. The greatest conman of our time, not because he was particularly brilliant, but because he was able to lie without a second thought. Anywhere, about anything for any reason. He was never a successful businessman by any standard.
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  3965. Nick, this is a well presented concept for consideration of future flying possibilities. Anyone with an ego which demands personalized service in a monstrous aircraft would be much better renting a bizjet with amenities to serve that need. The cost might be a consideration, but time between departure and arrival would be comfortable and uncrowded, making for a more efficient use of time. As for the maximization of space for corporate profitability, the demise of the A-380, and the beloved B-747 have proved unsuccessful in the present age. The idea of flying a "city in the skies," regardless of amenities, to me, represents nothing but a designer's "pipe dream." Newer, and practical, versions of aircraft, as you have pointed out in other videos, offer more merit for the flying public. Long flights will always be long flights. Rushed passengers, and "frazzled" crew (air and ground) should be a major consideration. This could be offset by better attention to ground service with every consideration given to immediate remedies for the potential of security and technical "glitches." Corporate greed would spoil the whole process. Thanks for the useful information you provide. To answer your question as to whether I would fly one of these monsters - "NO!" The space is more suitable, and perhaps better economically, for cargo applications, and would preclude the expense of paying legal fees to all parties, should there be a flying catastrophe.
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  3966. Excellent video! That is such a cool looking plane! But I figured with 16(!) engines, well .. I hope new solutions come before long. You got to admit, the concept is pretty amazing. I think a design that relies on the lift engines for take-off and land only might be a good idea, although they'd probably have to rotate forward some to transition to forward lift-flight. Or could the lift engines take the aircraft to a high enough altitude, and then shut down, and after the aircraft dives to pick up momentum, it pulls out and starts flying forward? That probably wouldn't be very popular amongst air travelers. I for one would love that though! Lol Has a VTOL ever been built that dives from way up high to pick up forward air speed? And would it be able to stall itself back into landing mode? It all sounds a little iffy, which must be why I'm not an aircraft engineer. Lol
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  3967. When I can't figure out why his voice has little dynamic range and then he says he uses an SM58
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  3968. 10:12 can anyone find photos of this mock up in Cobo?
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  3969. You have given wargaming a new idea for a new WOT premium tank. I hope you are happy
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  3970. Does we need huges passanger aircraft .... or new green supersonic transport ....
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  3971. They mentioned Rolls Royce as their engine partner; who is their airframe partner?
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  3972. Only possible if it were the Battle Star Galactica. Or Battle Star Pegasus
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  3973. FInally!
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  3974. I don't think i could fly it under lsa regulations.
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  3975. You can do video on nasa space shuttle
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  3976. Why have you titled this video the most hated plane?
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  3977. If you don’t think successful business fail many times in their process of being successful you’re ALL fucking assholes!
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  3978. I really support your videos They all are very interesting etc
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  3979. I doubt he was assassinated, in a country that sent people to deathcamps by the millions for simply existing i doubt they needed to be sublte with his death.
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  3980. allahu akbar
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  3981. I always wanted to fly in an A-380 but they can't even land in my country 🙃
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  3982.  @FoundAndExplained  As I served in the Army, I just was nit-picking. Keep up the good work. Love your videos.
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  3983. New video Easter egg at 6:47
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  3984. Jiayou China 🇹🇳
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  3985. Ok lets modife this idea : smaller Beluga is smaller cross section. We lose the benefit of being it in production Shure. But with smaller cross section it get it self across the Atlantic. With bit higher speed. The idea of two deck two engine plane is not bad idea. Slower speed would be Compensated by cheaper ticket. Not everyone is Elon Musk where cost benefit ratio of saved time pays off the 2 Mach speed. Your average traveler is chimpmunk job level training with wage of 12 dollars at hour.
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  3986. why do people have to thumbs down i smashed the like button
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  3987. The B-58 is better looking than any bomber has any right to be.
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  3988. When you take a look on what happened with the A380, this bird will be way too big and uneconomical - MUCH bigger flexibility is necessary in aviation. I do not think this bird will ever fly
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  3989. Đ ĐŸŃŃĐžŃ ĐœĐ°ĐșĐŸĐœĐ”Ń†-Ń‚ĐŸ ĐżŃ€ĐŸŃĐœŃƒĐ»Đ°ŃŃŒ!
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  3990. 757. Why did they stop making it? Four wheel main trucks and MUCH greater power = WHY this is so much better! Four wheel trucks means much lower brake temperatures and the longer [same....] fuselage as the turkey 737. And Boeing already has a 2-3-2 airliner: The 767. Short widebodies DON'T WORK. Airbus found this out with their turkey A310.....
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  3991. Almost a big a waste of money as nuclear weapons
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  3992. First Mustard made a video about the development of the AN-225. And now you go make a video about the AN-225.
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  3993. Yowww this is too much all your plane was like made for the future amazing
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  3994. Please make video about N-250 turboprop regional airplane which over engineered and overprouded
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  3995. 2209 square cubes?
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  3996. 3000 pounds? 3:55 Is that Simon narrating? His videos often have mistakes in them.
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  3997. A redesigned 737 max?
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  3998. Made in China, you know....
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  3999. 9/11, was very sad
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  4000. Adding your website is irrelevant. Thanks. Dave
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  4001. yup another designer (or a whole team) was drunk again. common yall, is that necessary?
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  4002. The voiceover and backing sound are off. Voice is too quiet and heavy bass
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  4003. Please, there is no g in catermaran. Also, your submerged base is only a floating dock. Totally not submersible. Not pressurised so not submersible. Please check your facts
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  4004. Mach .84 slower than the jets today??? That's actually faster than most airliners flying out there.
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  4005. Concore v2.0
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  4006. Another great video mate, thank you for posting! The 7j would be a great idea....... in principle but would it really give that much fuel economy? I'm not so sure. Also, I'm not convinced that putting the props at the rear will stop the noise from entering the cabin..... propeller engines are noisy...... and would the placement of the engines back there work, anyway?? Basically, it's a no go!!
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  4007. The spelling of 'aisle' @ 3:22 is spelled 'asile', just to let you know... thanks! 😀
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  4008. It's funny to think of the SR71 as a fighter jet. It takes 3 STATES to make a turn. 😄 That's not what I call very agile.😒 I heard that if tried to fire bullets it could possibly shoot itself down. I'm calling bullđŸ’© on that video showing those missiles taking off from a pylon. The missiles barely go faster than the plane itself. Again, it runs the risk of shooting ITSELF down. đŸ€Šâ€â™‚ïž
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  4009. dimethylhydrazine is pronounced die-meth-ol-hydrozene
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  4010. Looking forward to that Deck III for the sim
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  4011. The A220 Looks Like The Windsheld Is 787
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  4012. And not only that, I also know of a proposal for a gigantic 5 deck flying boat called the Saunders-Roe P.192 Queen back in the 1940s. And here's a link to what she looks like in all her glory: http://www.shipbucket.com/vehicles/5888 Pretty amazing, huh?
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  4013. Advance UAV be like:
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  4014. hi there, its me. cool!! also why don't plane manufactures just strap rocket engines to there planes. anyways nice animation, ya did a great job.
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  4015. anything he puts his hands on turns to gold....LOL...5 failed businesses turned into fools gold
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  4016. Richard Branson also launched Airbus A-380 and never bought one. He's a clown calling attention
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  4017. Stealth is not stealth.. heres the bullshit if your cross section looks like a bird or a bumblebee sweet except it's moving at mach 1 plus never seen either move that fast
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  4018. make one on the concorde
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  4019. ĐšŃƒĐŒĐ”Ń€Ń‹, Đ·Đ° ĐșĐŸĐŒĐŒŃƒĐœĐ°Đ»Đșу заплатОлО? А ĐĐœŃ‚ĐŸĐœĐŸĐČ ĐČĐŸĐŸĐ±Ń‰Đ” ŃŃƒŃ‰Đ”ŃŃ‚ĐČŃƒĐ”Ń‚? ĐĐ” ĐŸĐ±ĐŸĐșŃ€ĐŸŃ‚ĐžĐ»ŃŃ? Đ’Đ°ĐŒ, ŃŃƒŃ‰Đ”ŃŃ‚ĐČĐ°, ĐœĐ” ĐżŃ€ĐŸĐ”Đșты ŃŃ‚Ń€ĐŸĐžŃ‚ŃŒ, Đ° ĐżĐŸĐżŃƒ бы Ń‡Đ”ĐŒ проĐșрыть! ĐĄĐŒĐ”ŃˆĐœŃ‹Đ”, ĐŒĐ»Ń...
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  4020. This is what you leak to the Russians. Just to keep them going down rabbit holes
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  4021. The Boeing Lawn Dart?
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  4022. It is not russian but ukrainian. It was made in Kharkiv by ukrainians 💙💛
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  4023. Great video. Subbed. Did you make the 3D models in this video?
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  4024. I was always surprised the Soviets didn't build their version of the 747 as they always liked having their own version of Western aircraft.
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  4025. What about a Dreamlifter AAC?
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  4026. Alternative Title: How to make YouTuber, Mustard, Jealous
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  4027. Yellow submarine
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  4028. He uses the software Blender.
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  4029. COAL FIRE POWER PLANT CHARGING ZEROe WTF ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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  4030. when you hear 1.83Gw...
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  4031. Hello
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  4032. Woohoooo
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  4033. I hope you can do the Malaysia-Singapore Airlines(MSA).
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  4034. Oh my god
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  4035. One vision, One purpose
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  4036. Instead of ducted fan convert it to vertafan like the ryan vtol jet let the jet thrust do the work of the drive shaft
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  4037. Anyone adventurous enough to photoshop a Beluga XL as Air Force One?
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  4038. Rip the an-225
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  4039. Gold = Shit, to that fella at the beginning.
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  4040. Thank you..would have been a n interesting plane if it existed today if it's fuel consumption was really 60% lesser than the jet
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  4041. I think the boeing Pelican was bigger.
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  4042. The thing is how can they land the plane? Because it too BIG
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  4043. Bull shit you tell customer that Oo we could make this flight two hours fast but we’re not going to I can guarantee you 99-100 people would say fuck that go faster
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  4044. Make a spaceX rocket video. That would be awesome
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  4045. I can see it as a freighter but not for passengers. That said, there is only one An-225...
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  4046. I'm, not a math wizard so keep scrolling 2+2=4 ha I'm a pro math wizard
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  4047. HYSR Sun+Water Hydrogen sunhydrogen.com
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  4048. Why u put so many ads 😡
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  4049. "I used the aircraft to carry the aircraft"
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  4050. Fifth
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  4051. I think the passengers will care if their luggage takes 3 days to arrive.
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  4052. So Comerad you want to Make this 2 Different aircraft into one?? "Da!"
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  4053. Refueling nuclear fuel every 40 days?! That plane can't land due to size, so the plane would have to refuel mid air. Imagine nuclear refueling at mach 0.8 AND at 16k feet (as stated)
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  4054. Absolutely amazing content with attention to detail and animations but sorry, just can not take the 11 o' clock news broadcast tone. :{
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  4055. I wonder if insurance has something to do with big ass planes not being built into service. Especially in a post 9/11 and Pandemic world.
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  4056. first
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  4057. 5
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  4058. Repeat after me: An, to, nov.
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  4059. After 2 years same channel will post a video saying it is a great project that never came ture 😁😁😁😁
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  4060. This is like the Brady Bunch movies where the dad can only design buildings that look like the Brady Bunch house

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  4061. The Russians should have used squarespace during the space race DX
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  4062. Very respectfully and easy to understand.
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  4063. Not impressed. Just literally some Chinese knock offs ready to flood the Aviation market.
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  4064. Jerry browns failed speed train was by far more costly.
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  4065. I’m hooked! Great job on the Deutsch!
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  4066. the voive over is talking thru his nose... very nasal. What a useless video.... NOT subscribing
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  4067. A minecraft player's favorite plane
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  4068. Hi
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  4069. title... made me cringe...
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  4070. This seems cool but we must face that double deckers are almost gone the only wha to save them is to save money
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  4071. Yeah cleaning those aircrafts. Will take about 2 hours
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  4072. They just got rid of the A380, what makes people think this will get off the ground; besides, since viruses will be the normal way of life, it's not worth it they won't make money. And if they do, just as long as it's not Boeing.
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  4073. How do Australians make an H sounds like a whole as word? "Hhaych"
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  4074. Montedontedie
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  4075. I was wondering what's up with the dislikes, seeing how this is a well produced and professionally narrated video. However, did you just seriously suggest UFO inspiration? That, and how you implied the jet engine is just a nickname for a new powerful engine, and not an entirely different technology that basically begun a new era? I'm not sure if it isn't a joke I'm not picking up though.
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  4076. LOL NO MATTER WAT KINDA PLANE IS CREATED IT WILL ALWAYS BE A MILLION YEARS BEHIND I PROMISE YOU!!!đŸ˜đŸ’ŻđŸ‘œ
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  4077. Of course it wasn't build. Look at that thing.
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  4078. He made the video I've been asking for!
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  4079. Looks like a flattened 747 dreamlifter
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  4080. ayo do a video on the hybrid aerospace-underwater aircraft with magnetic field technology
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  4081. Super ugly
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  4082. The Beluga XL is nowhere near the biggest plane or the biggest cargo plane in terms of length, wingspan, maximum takeoff weight, etc. Like he said, it's based on the A330, which is nowhere near the biggest in any form. Simply having a big cargo space/volume doesn't quite justify it as the biggest. Seeing the A380 is more than twice as heavy as the Beluga XL, pretty sure it couldn't handle the weight of a realistic 1200 passengers configuration, probably not even close. It is only designed for carrying oversized cargo that is relatively lightweight. A more interesting topic would be to convert the AN225 into a full passenger plane.
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  4083. WOW! are anhedral wings a good idea for passenger comfort?
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  4084. Have you ever said "Capitalism utopia"?
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  4085. Tintin did it already in 'Flight 714 to Sydney'...
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  4086. When they slow a vid down just to be able to run ads in it... Watched at 2x speed
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  4087. Impressive great special thank you for spreading and sharing this documentary of these impressive aeranaves đŸ‘ŒđŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ‘đŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ€©đŸ€©đŸ˜‰
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  4088. The essential parameter here is that PW1000G and Leap are 20% more fuel efficient so that today, a A220 can be smaller and lighter with the A319 and A320 (for the 500) same range and capacity. But...meanwhile Neo LR and XLR are becoming much longer range planes too with the leap....A318 was to discourage A320 airlines to get as well Fokker 100 or Embraer 190 new crew training etc...at the low end like at the time the 747SP against the Tristar and DC10 and those blocking short frames are never hot sellers.
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  4089. Hahahahahajaaaa 😂 With all those "simple, easy to use and cheap things" sure, no doubt at all it would be "the best fighter ever" 😂
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  4090. Tickets will probably have to be $50,000 or more to be profitable. Tickets for Concorde were upwards of $1,000 and they weren’t very profitable for British Airways or Air France.
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  4091. Too heavy
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  4092. Twin J79s on a Starfire body would've been absolutely ridiculous!! I can't even imagine the performance... mach 2.2 honestly seems a little modest for this thing. I guess if you ever lost an engine while in vertical lift you'd be absolutely screwed though
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  4093. All we had to do, was follow the damn air train Trigger!
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  4094.  @FoundAndExplained  i never thought you would comment that fast and thank you for responding:yt:👍
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  4095. Please make a video about the european Hermes space Shuttle
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  4096. DO MORE NEVER BUILT AIRCRAAAAAAAFFFFT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  4097. This commet is from the past still 20 hours to go can't wait
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  4098. imagine if this existed in 9/11
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  4099. Just stirring ya mate. Great job
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  4100. Imagine if Airbus and Boeing agreed to have the same cockpit layout to prevent retraining between both manufacturers
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  4101. This narrator says "expecially" way too often. I've seen 3 of his videos now and he says it in every one.
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  4102. Nice video about boom but calling Aerion "nothing more than CG mock-ups" is not right. They work with big companies, their design is more conservative in max speed, and they plan to fly in 2023 already (as of today). Also, the AS2 design in the video is a very old one, they changed majorly (engine position, wing shape, empennage, etc.)
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  4103. Then why did they continue to change the design in favor of the Dreamliner? After all, the manufacturers shape the markets, not the other way around.
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  4104. This is a piss take right?
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  4105. 4:41 Amongus sus
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  4106. The flight times presented in this video are completely bogus. 9min and 3sec from Los Angeles to San Francisco is not possible for any commercial flight, no matter how high the planes top speed. It's not as if the plane is doing mach 3 the second it leaves the runway until touch down. These flight time numbers appear to have been created by dividing the distance between cities, by the hypothetical top speed of this aircraft. That's obviously not how a commercial flight would actually take place and doesn't take into account all of the actual steps and requirements of commercial flight, and how each flight has to coordinate with all of the other air traffic on it's route and at the corresponding airports. If this plane took off, got to its cruising altitude, and then magically teleported to the spot where it had to begin it's final approach, the flight would still take longer than 9min and 3sec. This makes me question the rest of the content in this video.
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  4107. 150,000 hp engines
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  4108. DO MORE NEVER BUILT AIRCRAAAAAAAFFFFT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  4109. just did bro btw could u do a vid on f4f coarsair?
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  4110. Hey 1 more problem for such big plane with 3 deck plane that is maintenance and if it crashed it would be bad very bad
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  4111. I thought there were control issues. Guess Not.
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  4112. What could possibly go wrong??
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  4113. I love how much Hugo Drax's company ( in Moonraker ) copied the Rockwell logo. Technically my man Drax was ahead of you all and it would have worked if not for that British spy ruining everything.
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  4114. What was supposed to be the width of the airplane? Currently the maximum width is 20 feet for widebody jets I guess
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  4115. Ok
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  4116. I’m not sure the standing seats would work for my family unless the height is adjustable since my family is very tall. I hope they do something like the suspended seats to allow extra legroom. Not everyone can afford a first class seat even though they don’t fit the economy ones.
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  4117. DO MORE NEVER BUILT AIRCRAAAAAAAFFFFT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  4118. Something about its design that begs for its revival albeit in smaller numbers with modern systems.
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  4119. Entry is like a WWE superstar 😂
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  4120. Al fin. Pensaron en una nave buena no esos cohetes espantosos . Wow una bella nave felicidades eua es el paiz mĂĄs bello del mundo
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  4121. If an A380 and A B747 had a kid
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  4122. I'm so glad I found this channel. Your videos are very interesting and informative
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  4123. I feel like the seats at the back of the cabin might get a little toasty with that configuration.
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  4124. Yeah right. Like airports are going to willingly spend millions of dollars on upgrades to support this aircraft.
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  4125. Wide body
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  4126. What's in a psychopath's mind. Rather surprised it would not provide with bordelo.
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  4127. Hey
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  4128. Lots of 747 unmade variants with same name, I kinda start to feel that some are fake ngl
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  4129. That's cool because it can meet the airplanes in a different location and refuel them
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  4130. One misile and half america would disapear
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  4131. Cheaper then F35 but 100X better fighter jet.
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  4132. My favorite plane has to be the 737-800
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  4133. I don't u der Stand your Statement; A300 and A310 is not longer produced The A318 and A319 will end in production soon! So, the A220 is for the mid-range market, the A320, 330 and 350 for long distance Flight (A340 and 380 production ends too)!
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  4134. Nuclear energy is awesome until it isn't.
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  4135. I hate this premieres in 
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  4136. 250 americans 300 europeans
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  4137. A380 is an Airbus. The comparison is moot.
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  4138. i love how i got a war thunder add right before the sponsorship lol
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  4139. u2 so fast? um... u2 was quite slow...
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  4140. Nooooo, I’m 9 minutes late
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  4141. I swear, if/when I ever get super rich, I’m going to use some of my fortune to make concepts like this in the real world.
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  4142. Amazing videos man, really enjoying them lately, animations are amazing, your way of saying evrything is so good, just really awesome vids
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  4143. they were very intelligent, they didn’t make the mistake that Airbus and Boeing did with the 380 and 747-8 .
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  4144. Thank you for posting this, I had no idea how rare these trains were! I feel special knowing that I have one here in Seattle!
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  4145. Love the pronunciation!👍
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  4146. I subbed right now
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  4147. Your Toulouse prononciation is perfect
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  4148. I think it won't sell But if its fuel efficient Maybe
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  4149. can you make video about TR-3B Black Manta ?
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  4150. Every informed individual knows the Russians compensate by overstate.
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  4151. F
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  4152. Quel d'erreur dans la vidéo, mais continue à en apprendre plus et ça sera bon ;)
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  4153. How do you get these animations? Do you make them yourself, have a team, or what?
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  4154. He makes them
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  4155. Me watching this video: checking the channel name Not Mustard channel Me: hold on where the hell I am
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  4156. 757 a "poor seller?" Check your facts. The 757 outsold the 767 and 777 for years.
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  4157. I agree, I just don’t see how this is possible.
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  4158. It's called purchasing your models. They contract out to someone else to make the models. They probably pay anywhere between $100 and $300 for each model.
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  4159.  @Unmannedair  or using free models, plus 50% of the footage is archived. Honestly this looks like mustard with a different voice actor and posts more often
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  4160. ppl in the comments angry about a raid ad as if its unskippable and harms them :/ only if there was such thing like button on their keyboard that skips ahead of a timeline they can click on
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  4161. apart from that interesting vid
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  4162. IT'S THE FREAKIN' PRYDWEN!!!
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  4163. New series, YESSSSSSSSSS!!!
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  4164. >Have b-36 >remove nuke >is airliner now
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  4165. when your dad meets another woman:
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  4166. will you do australia's new Boeing support drone, or what ever type of drone it is
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  4167. Comment left
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  4168. No European or North American carrier will ever order the COMAC. It also will never receive certification from FAA or EASA. destined for failure from the beginning. Save this comment
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  4169. Russian male choir intensifies!!
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  4170. A modernised C5 Galaxy with efficient engines might've worked ?
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  4171. Hi
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  4172. 3% Of Oaklahoma City hate this
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  4173. this will be my favourite short haul plane
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  4174. Hopping on the DNA n Me bandwagon will get you nothing but a Biometrics file opened on you - your gov't says "thanks!" 😐
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  4175. Congrats on 200,000 subscribers!!!
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  4176. 3 were made, found as well i think its on history channel
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  4177. The A380, 747, AN-225 & MD-12 mixed together
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  4178. w0w
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  4179. The graphic animation is spectacular
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  4180. Please tell what animation app you use????
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  4181. Airports aren t ready for such a large plane
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  4182. BS fake news đŸ‘ŽđŸ€Ł
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  4183. The overthrow of Peron was in 1955, not 1958.
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  4184. Failed like the Tu-144, but at least in this case they realised their industry was beyond the task and did not build another "Mail Plane"
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  4185. ok pardon me if im wrong but this is the 2021 why dont they just use drones...
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  4186. Hey friend please UPLOAD more i want more aviation news/vids
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  4187. Wow, you misspelled hangars. Its ok in aviation which i work, it is mispelled everywhere, I mean everywhere, haha.
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  4188. "Weemar Germany". His german pronounciation is hilariously awful.
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  4189. đŸ€Ł yep sounds realistic turning the sr71 in to a airline it will cost too much to make and too much fly on there is a reason 99% of plane's can't go that quickly
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  4190. Aurora is real.
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  4191. I would not fly in a plane that carries so many passengers. Just doesn’t feel right to me.
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  4192. I feel the oppositse
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  4193.  @JokullFrosti  fair enough :-)
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  4194. Man leave it to Russia lol
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  4195. Swiss001 u gotta check this out
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  4196. This think looks a lot like the Switch Blade from M.A.S.K. đŸ€Ż, now the XV-2 is just insane looking , definitely need that video please
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  4197. Also this is off topic, but talking about wwii would also be very fun, and so would pretty much talking about ships or cars or anything. Would give you lots of topics to talk about, and won’t make your videos stale. So yeah, I would definitely recommend broadening what you post.
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  4198. Los comentarios te estĂĄn matando Joe
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  4199. 33rd
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  4200. Amazing topic Nick, this is fascinating.....in that 'Oh dear, the Soviets are building xyz" way 👍👍
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  4201. Amazing video!
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  4202. Technically all the proposed lift engines are turbofans, not turbojets (turbojet is a pure gas turbine with no bypass component). And if powered by the reactor (and therefore either steam or electrically driven), the main engines would be ducted fans, as they wouldn't be gas turbine powered.
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  4203. W is Pronounced as a V in German
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  4204. Wow a Real life Prototype to S.H.I.E.LD Helicarrier
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  4205. Isn’t this called aurora?
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  4206. This aircraft was a serious proposal, but not as a passenger plane. In the early 1970's the US air force requested Lockheed to do a feasibility study on modifying a C5 Galaxy for use as an aircraft carrier, yes a flying aircraft carrier. It was proposed to enable the take off and recovery of up to 16 fighter aircraft, a catapult would be installed to eject fighters out for takeoff and the upper fuselage would be a landing area, a lift would behind the cockpit would lock down the aircraft and lower it into the fuselage. Boeing heard about the proposal and decided to offer a version of the 747 as an aircraft carrier in order to undercut the Lockheed bid, see link below. Both proposal's were given serious consideration, but in the end the idea was abandoned as are many proposals. In an attempt to save the work already done, Lockheed tried pushing the idea as a passenger aircraft, partly as a serious proposal and partly to get back at Boeing. https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/aviation/a33957030/boeing-747-airborne-aircraft-carrier-proposal/
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  4207. Your videos are fantastic, you make the 3D models for the videos? What 3D software did you use? For the editing you use Premiere or Ae? Thank you very much
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  4208. ... absolutely talk about the natf-23. I remember having a magazine back into the late 80's, early 90's, talking about the yf-22 and 23.
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  4209. Wow! Very interesting! Lots of people who flying on 747. Surely you can’t be serious!
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  4210. yellow sub
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  4211.  @FoundAndExplained  Yeah for sure! while its not civil aviation per se, perhaps you could do a video on the old sea dragon rocket would be really interesting.
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  4212. 4:15 sorry man but you spelled system wrong =D
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  4213. AT 2.45 AM wow
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  4214.  @FoundAndExplained  to answer your question New Jersey, but I’m going to bed now. Great video btw, gave me an idea for a new potential design
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  4215. Found and Explained is that creator who approaches quantity over quality, time vs effort. However his content are really well made, and in some ways matches the worthiness when comparing with Mustard indirectly.
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  4216. The production quality sure have gone up in the last year. Well done!
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  4217. 13:10 sneaking a south korean mech clip from 2017 while talking about boston dynamics. Clever XDXD
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  4218. If it's viable & of strategic value, the Russians will build it. On time and on budget. Why/How? State owned necessity driven industry, not profit driven grift. All soviet industry STILL exists with the STEM graduates to design, build & field innovation. These nations are facing existential threats and have throughout their history. Their R&D & industrial capacity far outstrip the whole collective west combined. Thanks to de-industrialisation. Hubris too, is failing as the world finds alternatives.
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  4219. Mom, can we have Mustard videos? We have Mustard videos at home.
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  4220. it would be an excellent plane to insert special forces into austere environments if they could increase the range...they could travel at night...get dropped off, plane could stay hidden underwater all day and fly back that night
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  4221. This is alicorn lite irl
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  4222. 1st(i think)
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  4223. Ya
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  4224. Yes you are congratulations!
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  4225. T H I C C
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  4226. WOW! After seeing this, I want to know about other military projects that weren’t or haven’t been built yet. Could you do a video on the SR72?
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  4227. In this CGI there are to many details on the UFO. In the reality it was smooth like a lego brick
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  4228. In 1996 yeah they never had that idea y'all took the antonov 225 mirya and made it unflyable by taking 2 engines off and that'll make it overrun and supersonic? Yeah that's only the concord and this wasn't AT ALL aerodynamic so just quit yt
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  4229. ۧ ÙŁÙšÙ 
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  4230. epik
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  4231. Chinese aviation makers are a joke. They sold some to Nepal and they returned it back to china because they were so awful
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  4232. OMG! Actually it was April Fools' Day prunk from Russian "Popular Mechanics"😁😁
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  4233. I am recreating this in ksp
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  4234. If this plane would’ve existed in a Pandemic probably screwed...
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  4235. Flux liner flux capacitor were av i hered this befor B to F macfly
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  4236. This engine was highly overrated, obviously! Because no plane was ever produced that used this engine concept!!!! It was crap!
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  4237. Anyone who pays for that standing seat would disgrace himself.
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  4238. I smell a future
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  4239. if this aircraft with built with tech as cuttin edge today as it was back then it would be dangerous. i know that it doesn't have the most stealth shape but a few modifications and the best materials would help hide it some and with better radar and longer range missles it could still survive.
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  4240. What do you think it does to the ocean life?
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  4241. amazing aircraft tank concept
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  4242. yellow submarine:D
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  4243. Stop talking nasally, it's annoying...
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  4244. Awesome video. I am a malton boy who used to play in the high altitude test beds behind the internationl center and beside orenda where the iroquois was built, i also used to live in an avro home on studley street. my dad worked at donnel douglas in the hangers. so much to say about this bird
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  4245. Lobbying by Boeing? I think Boeing is soon going to go bankrupt from all the liability of their planes crashing.
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  4246. Esta comprobado que los super jumbos para pasajeros fueron un fracaso economico. No insistan con lo mismo. Solo podrian ser viables, posiblemente, usados como cargueros.
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  4247. What do you expect? Airbus is subsidized by the national governments in Europe. The whole 380 story was about the EU trying to prove superiority over the US in aerospace. It was a bad bet.
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  4248. Let's reserve the use of the word "insane" for its medical definition, There are plenty of serviceable synonyms for "large."
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  4249. U sound like running 👃
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  4250. Esta gente copia asta los aviones es una fotocopia del 787
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  4251. This is a superb video, as informative as mustard and wendover productions, you have earned a subscriber my dude
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  4252. 2:10 >Six guns at 45 degrees Ah yes, not 60 degrees like a normal hexagon
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  4253. Stealth and camouflage main reason to use a sub. Just hide the main aircraft carrier.. anti radar and adaptive paint ... now you see it.. now you dont...
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  4254. Third
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  4255. Hey Found and explained I love your experimental aircraft videos. Come check out my aviation history channel, where I go through the first flights of different aircraft.
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  4256. This video is really well made and animated :D
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  4257. 9:00 Good ol' President Lloyd Johnson
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  4258. If Boeing makes it I will kill myself
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  4259. your my idol
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  4260. Shouldn’t your animations be upside down like Where we are?
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  4261. I think the Lun Class Ektanoplan is missing on the channel
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  4262. This "non fossil fueled" direction really saddens me, aircraft with battery power just don't do it for me at all. This Eco warrior path makes my blood boil...... Going to an airport, listening to that roar and the smell of Jet A1 is fantastic. 👍
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  4263. So the weapons of now days are from the WWII
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  4264. Dude, can you imagine how much drag those shovels and bulky cabins at 2:18 would create? No way this would have been efficient.
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  4265. hi
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  4266. "Fancy 3D Renders, that have yet to see the light of day." excellent quote.
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  4267. I love the detail of this video keep making more like this i love it!
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  4268. If anything, I love the idea of that glass-nosed beauty, but ditching the Navigation use, for a Observation Lounge.
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  4269. Theres a full video of it on youtube, look it up. "Discovery Channel Plane Crash" around 40 to 50 minutes long and tires to explain how some people might could survive and some not.
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  4270. These animations are insane! Did you make them?
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  4271. Very innovative design but what about radars?
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  4272. Can you please do a never built project the star raker
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  4273. I'm back for more ice cream
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  4274. I never got what is your favourite!
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  4275. just about complete BS. Boeing did go for the non-hub P2P but it was about the 787, not this imaginary plane.
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  4276. Deadass it looks like a ksp craft
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  4277. Heckers yaaa
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  4278. Found And Explained You! Bullshit is bullshit!
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  4279. "it was July 9, 1961" ..... shown on a stock 1994 tv from Target. HAHAHA
    1
  4280. Nah bro aliens are real
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  4281. Annoying unctuous narrator.
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  4282. so we not gonna talk about how the twin mustang has a big member in the middle lmfaoo
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  4283. I think I enjoyed this video.
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  4284. trovato e spiegato
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  4285. Why are you measuring in pounds and not tons?
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  4286. F
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  4287. Oh no here we go again. Another clean sheer design for the PAK-DA !!!! REGARDLESS, its a beautiful looking bird.
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  4288. Thanks for teh great videos... The animations are amazing....
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  4289. Sounds like new gangs of executives would gain power and immediately change or cancel the plans of the previous regime just for the sake of doing so. I saw that a thousand times at the company I worked for - one of the largest in the U.S.
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  4290. I've wondered before about bunks instead of seats or both depending on customers preference.
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  4291. yellow submarine
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  4292. Love it
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  4293. My anxiety is just spiking seeing the prop blades so close to the fuselage
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  4294. 7m7 fuselage will not fit on a railcar, thus Spirit in Wichita would either assemble the aircraft or the fuselage would have to be made in Seattle or South Carolina.
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  4295. Your videos get me going. However you do the audio is spot on. I like to turn up the bass when I watch. It's not overwhelming and constant, but a truly immersing experience with my subwoofer. The audio on par with the animation, and just gets me everytime. Thanks!
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  4296. Came into this thinking it was gonna be about the weird world of water cars and how railroads often had to ship water to customers along their line... Boy was I severely mistaken.
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  4297. hi
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  4298. Typically Boeing!
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  4299. bro remove the bass boost from your voice. the video is nice tho. never heard of this plane.
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  4300. @ 2:22 Those are great wheel chocks...that bad boy looks to be spinning at about 98% N1 8-) lol
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  4301. Obliterated not decimated. Deci is 10. Decimated is 10%.
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  4302. at that size it be more practical if it was to take of and land in water
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  4303. nice
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  4304. Get ur tickets before this hits 1000 views!
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  4305. You are making wrong stories
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  4306. Only 4K lbs from each jet engine? That’s with afterburner? There are engines that can make more than that without afterburner. And there are definitely single engines that can make the combined thrust under afterburner. I’m not engineer tho maybe someone here can explain?
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  4307. Yoo!!!1 I've been waiting for someone to do something like this!
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  4308. That patent describes a well known project that is unlikely to work.
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  4309. disagree.
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  4310. Stop lying my bro
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  4311. They actually stack boats up on the ship like that? AI? đŸ€ 
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  4312. It's more comical to read comments from people attempting to demean.
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  4313. All the best and good luck
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  4314. il n'y a que le nom qui change boeing 7M7 au lieu de 737 MAX
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  4315. "If they made the 737 any longer it would hit the runway." 777: Am I a joke to you?
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  4316. Yeah
 paper. Just like the rest of Soviet super weapons. They’re very capable for their gdp, but the gdp is less than Texas đŸ€Šâ€â™‚ïž
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  4317. look up 747 caring ALCM
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  4318. 1:51 Bonk
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  4319. wondering if anybody else read the Amtrak Wars?
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  4320. A video worth watching while still up because once the Grifter In Chief becomes aware of it he'll be hitting up Found and Explained for a brand licensing deal. Then again don't be surprised to see the loser try to bring back the airline as a service for his deluded supporters now on the no fly list.
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  4321. Lockheed: How much pick up you want this plane to be? 1980's America: Yes.
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  4322. So big , its a sitting duck target.
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  4323. Pumping out quality content so fast, wow.
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  4324. I love how the production valve on each episode is increasing 😊
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  4325. You know, I don't really see people make this comparison, but the A380 is a lot like Concorde in that for all of their great innovations, they were never really commercially successful or profitable, and they were both designed for a time in aviation history that their designers thought was gonna happen but never did.
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  4326. đŸŽ¶I am a dwarf and I’m digging a hole! Diggy Diggy hole! Diggy Diggy hole!đŸŽ¶ Requesting videos on the following: -switchblade/reverse variable geometry wing aircraft designs such as the FA-37 Talon from the ‘05 movie “Stealth” or the X-02 Wyvern from the Ace Combat franchise (the concept, not the actual fighters I mentioned) -Super Tomcat-21 and ASF-14 -the NATF program as a whole -early ATF proposals/McDonnell Douglas’ ATF proposal -Sea Apache -F-20 Tigershark -Bae SABA -Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Technology Bomber proposal -Northrop’s proposal for what would become the F-117 Nighthawk -Interstate TDR -JSF proposals OTHER THAN the X-32 and X-35 -XFV-12 -Gloster Meteor -the proposals that didn’t win the F-X program that spawned the F-15 Eagle -Erado E.555 -model 853 quiet bird -the USSR’s Project P-2 submarine
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  4327. This stealth
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  4328. A 39
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  4329. Already watched it but here to drop a like and a view
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  4330. 17:50 Hold up. So if they started arming missiles on the top of Fighters then you don't need a Carrier. You could both rearm and refuel the craft, grappled in-flight. The only thing you can't do is general maintenance and repair. Why was that compromise not ever concidered after scraping the main concept? That idea might even still be relevent for todays fighters/drones. And you could also collapse those armaments back down more inside the craft after servicing to streamline the procedure.
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  4331. Sukhoi isn't a world renowned plane maker? Seriously?
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  4332.  @FoundAndExplained  , true enough, though they are now producing smaller passenger planes, which seem to be doing decent business. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Sukhoi_Superjet_100_orders_and_deliveries
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  4333. Ah I get it now ita sort of like the older version of the 737 the 737 200
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  4334. "What Happened To Ring Wing Planes?" -They didn't happen.
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  4335. I never saw you video before, so I assume your are tank oriented. Was surprise with the plane remark LOL
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  4336. mach 3 double than mach 2 ? you sure son?
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  4337. Ugh a Premiere! đŸ€źđŸ€źđŸ€źđŸ€źđŸ€źđŸ€źđŸ€ź
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  4338. There’s no mistake when it comes to planes...accept not making an A380F
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  4339. Well the xwing is way better. If only we knew how to make one
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  4340. ge90 size engines😉😏
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  4341. Maybe they’re here to save us from ourselves
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  4342. Heck yes!! I never knew the Black widow went on further F
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  4343. It’s not an American aircraft so everything is metric.
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  4344. Everybody knows about the 7J7, but no ones knows the Md-94X
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  4345. Yellow submarine
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  4346. Will it happen or is this just marketing public opinion.
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  4347. Design looks good but used rocket? Really? Lame. It needs to use pure energy. Fuel is for oldies.
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  4348. The scifi TV Series Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. The atomic submarine had a Flying Sub. The series was in the 1960's. I wonder who got the the idea first and whom was second?
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  4349. The CL 295 looks like something I would've kit-bashed as a 12 year old in the 90s. I was OBSESSED with canard-delta design aesthetics and would take models of the F-15, F-16, and others and switch the position of the wings and elevators into a canard-delta layout. Like taking an F22 and hacking it into a J20. I just thought they looked SO MUCH cooler.
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  4350. FAA Evacuation policy...PFFFFFT ... keep the extra row of seats man! Really great content man, you are one of the few channels I watch every upload, and again without adblock ;) Keep at it, the algorithm will kick in at some point and rocket your subscribe count!
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  4351. make video russian tarika plane. love❀ from india.
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  4352.  @heidirabenau511  my mistake, it’s a soft aussie accent
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  4353. 🙄...đŸ€”
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  4354. It's right, in English its name sounds like MS-21
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  4355. I have no ideas about what kinda peoples has disliked this video which most of the aviation youtube channels will neglect to cover.
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  4356. Just another clickbait thumbnail and animation. This would be cool in real life though?
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  4357. The a380 is boondoggle.
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  4358. Simple solution , make a seaplane version .
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  4359. Did you happen to go to the industry museum in Chemnitz, Saxony? Because they have one of these things as a model and it looks the exact same!
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  4360. I subscribed to aviation station
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  4361. I do lots of videos about aircraft in the past. It’s kind of my thing on this channel
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  4362. Who knows maybe in the future they will have one but right now it’s way ahead of its time
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  4363. Cool
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  4364. This was a waste!
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  4365. Ok, i admit this is atrocious for military purposes. But think about the capabilities this concept could have for exploration if you swapped the weapons for more range. Especially for extraterrestrial bodies of liquid where we don't have a handy base to launch full submarines from
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  4366. Oh those russians
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  4367. Dam boi, daaayym boi, DAYYYUUM BOI HE THICC THATS A THICC ASS BOOIII
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  4368. Legend!
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  4369. I dinÂŽt know that Boeing planned another plane with propfans. Its a tragedy and a pitty that this technologie has not seen the light of day until yet. I think the airlines in the 90s were not brave enough to order them, because they were probably in fear of their passengers who may be would considered this engines as (propeller)-engines unrelayable as the old piston engines.But for economical as well as ecological reasons alone the propfans should have been coming out to the market. And "loud" is relative. Whether youÂŽre in or outside the cabin.Outside I canÂŽt imagine that theese engines are louder as a turboprop. Inside may be a little more than a turbofan.
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  4370. But UK has Eurostar e320 and Eurostar 300
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  4371. 2035? Come on man (like Biden says)
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  4372. Yeah seriously I thought they were maybe contracted out but damn if he's doing all of this on his own that is incredible.
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  4373. Today it's possible with drones. Advantages with the drones is that they are small & can be carried in large numbers & with minimum crew. Just like AC 7
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  4374. Another trump failure
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  4375. The passenger compartment is a giant air ram on this flying engine.
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  4376. I want my window.
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  4377. Lotta BS in this video.
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  4378. funny "cram more people on a plane " they make there money mostly from cargo.
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  4379. Never heard of this. How did they load/unload the chain? That couldn't have been easy.
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  4380. so you've launched 86 passengers, but you still have the 1 toilet in front of the life support oxygen vent
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  4381. in the idaho desert there is a huge hanger made of concrete to hold the the first atomic plane; you walk in the thing and it is a oh my god moment
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  4382. The problem for me with the F-22 is that it costs so much! I am not a poor Finn either but just thinking about the maintenance costs. I love it. It is so beautiful. I am hoping for NATO air superiority over Finland. So that we would never get the same war as the Ukrainians encounter today as we speak.
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  4383. nice I made it
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  4384. I hate this I when I open my company I will make more monorail s how you ask I looked at a toy and I know what to FUCKING DO
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  4385. How mad, basically Space X are trying this now.
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  4386. U mention the 787-9 as being too big, but what about the 787-8? It is typically configured for 220-250 passengers.
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  4387. This video is definitely tons of fun to watch, because I really like really big multi-decker airliners like some of the other Youtubers that watched this. And speaking of really big airliners, I know of an absolutely enormous quadruple decker airliner called the Monster Jumbo aircraft designed by Phil Pauley. Click here to see it for yourself: https://wordlesstech.com/monster-jumbo-aircraft/ Thank me later. ;)
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  4388. A better technology would be affordable and life sized video conferencing. Sonic flight is still very expensive. It's a markable product but its a very limited one.
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  4389. "Boeing"... Coughs...
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  4390. Let's face the bitter truth: Despite a really advanced design, the Leduc planes never reached the fantastic speed they were made for: Halas, they were much too slow and even never reached the sound barrier.Some years laters came the terrific Nord 1500 Griffon II, who's ramjet propulsion worked a really better way , and broke in a few months all world records.
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  4391. thank you
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  4392. And I thought only the Nazis came up with megalomaniac designs that were impossible to build....
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  4393. It was the one of the best video in my like list
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  4394. IT'S FINNALLY HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    1
  4395. Turn the M over and you get a 3. Its the same old 737.
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  4396. Drinking game! Every time you hear the name Leduc...DRINK!đŸ€Ł
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  4397. 3:11 I don't know what it is on your screen, but I look forward to it :)
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  4398. I don't believe it. Burning or storing H is extremely inefficient, is very hard to transport and with todays tech still pollutes a lot to produce the H in first place. Unless they use nuclear power for it.
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  4399. 0:21 giant train, but empty inside.
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  4400. Hello people's
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  4401. Biden might say something soon?
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  4402. Please do more videos like this
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  4403. Nice plane, but a nightmare for an airport. At full capacity two planes can create havoc at any airport. 2,000 people unloading at the same time plus luggage. A difficult situation.
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  4404. Where'd you get your sources on this? I'd love to look more into this! All I can find is the HL-20 PLS, which was the precursor to the Dream Chaser.
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  4405. I think it's a great idea. Non-stop from New York to Moscow would be a hoot.
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  4406. It is possible,but I can't imagine how ginormous it would be
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  4407. This one was painful to watch for Dornier fans, please don't do that again.
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  4408. New person here, glad I found this channel
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  4409. The UDF-Concept was truly interesting and I wonder why Boeing has not followed it for its 2-holers... Imagine the range of a B767-200 or B757 with fuel saving UDFs...
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  4410. Love the Columbia City intro song
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  4411. Southwest Concorde too
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  4412. Wow that sucks
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  4413. Great that somebody does a video of this. Would be nice if the animation showed the correct aircraft type and squadron..
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  4414. why does it have so long landing gear?
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  4415. don't take this comment too seriously, but as a Canadian I'm cracking up at the way you pronounced Bombardier... it's a French-Canadian name so, it's not "bom-buh-deer" it's "bom-bar-dee-yay" đŸ€Ł
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  4416. THE 100K COMING SOON
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  4417. Build it based on the 340 quad and presto! A bargain 380.
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  4418. High mounted wings are killers. If you have to ditch the fuselage is under water, you can’t ope the doors, all passengers are going to die.
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  4419. you confused East and West @ 7:30
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  4420. Boscombe down incident?
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  4421. Primeira coisa q pensei... pousar de costas
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  4422. I keep watching your videos, and I really want to like them, but I just can't. Slight flaws in the 3D animations. (flickering, bad reflections) Furthermore there are wrong conversions ( 10.225 ft2 is not 3000 "meters", not even the same dimension, how do you even convert area to length?) Also 2,090,000 lbs... (million million kilograms...) Bottom line: Quality over quantity please.
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  4423. Physics. Splendid.
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  4424. If it's never happened then why you made this fake video?
    1
  4425. You and Mustard are in the same gang or what? You both made the same content almost at the same time.
    1
  4426. Emirates be flexing their A380s tho..
    1
  4427. This is more bigger than the ekranoplan
    1
  4428. Bob Lazar spoke about this craft in 1989 , likely confirming it probably does exist .
    1
  4429. The engine cam fall maybe better to put it in somewhere else
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  4430. Funny that you used stock footage of a landing airplane of the Dutch Airforce to state that commercial airlines have to buy expensive landing slots :). "Koninklijke Luchtmacht" means Royal Airforce.
    1
  4431. But wait.. if point to point is still the way to go how did they overcome paying for slots to land at places like Heathrow?
    1
  4432. What do we get from this scam and theft fraud,
    1
  4433. ayyy
    1
  4434. RIP AN-225
    1
  4435. I may despise the US but God bless America.
    1
  4436. the anti 5G movement might as well support this idea
    1
  4437. Super cool looking design and concept. As for the "unethical use" killing civilians etc a nuclear bomb is much worse...where's the ethics in that?
    1
  4438. Hey you
    1
  4439. ÂŁ90 a seat from London to New York?
    1
  4440. This also remember me of marvel
    1
  4441. 8:35 I’ll take bull đŸ’© for 1000, please. General isn’t a rank in the navy, the army doesn’t fly E or P3’s
    1
  4442. Good one!
    1
  4443. Saunders roe jet passenger seaplane would be a good story
    1
  4444. Bull shit it doesn't exist it does and there is another one too but I don't want China or Russia not to be shitting themselves when they think about screwing with us
    1
  4445. Damn thats a BIIIIIIIIIG U-boat hahaha.
    1
  4446. Im gonna guess that you can count the number of aircraft who have used the propfan engine on one hand
    1
  4447. I'm more puzzled that Airbus don't sell the A400M as a civilian cargo aircraft. You'd need to replace the avionics and do other modifications, but it should make longhaul bulk air cargo quite a bit cheaper.
    1
  4448. East germany was part of the Warsaw Pack but not part of the USSR so please stop saying that.
    1
  4449. So it was just a network marketing/scam thing?
    1
  4450. i wonder if there would be a MK I
    1
  4451. Why aren't all 350s and any other airbus models automatically a Neo variants?
    1
  4452. And again, we were the first.
    1
  4453. We're under alien attack!!..here's a debit card you can't live without! We're under alien attack!
    1
  4454. 10:53 the animation of the propeller's pitch / rotation is wrong
    1
  4455. Italy had a turbo prop twin engine plane
    1
  4456. Omg I love your channel Is there a way to work for the channel?????
    1
  4457. 2:53 Pepsi Airlines
    1
  4458. The a40 looks like a rip off of the a10
    1
  4459. Take a Antonov and put seats in it :/
    1
  4460. Comment for the algorithm
    1
  4461. This channel is like Mustard, with the same quality but uploading much more frequently.
    1
  4462. Im so happy I found this channel
    1
  4463. Do the English Electric Lightning. It was a very successful plane.
    1
  4464. 7M7 7MCAS7
    1
  4465. The 777x is the 2nd generation 777
    1
  4466. supersonic will disrupt the airline industry ... the Concorde was way too ahead of its time. The time is now.
    1
  4467. Wow cool video and nice looking plane, if it was built
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  4468.  @FoundAndExplained  I see. You seem like someone who would be fascinated by the fictional airplanes from Ace Combat. Ever heard of it?
    1
  4469. things never made arent worth talking about
    1
  4470. That airbus zeroe will exist but airbus needs more technolegy money and long lasting rechargable batries and more solar airbus zeroe model
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  4471. Am American, can confirm
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  4472. I’d be more frightened of the molecular tunneller machines !!
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  4473. Putting the wings above the plane means everyone drowns in case of a water landing there's a reason no planes do it
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  4474. Looks something out of evangelion when they depict the American military
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  4475. And how does it eliminate the sonic boom?
    1
  4476. That makes since he was failed president.
    1
  4477. Known as the Chronic Snoozer within the industry, anyone that knows anything about aerodynamics could tell you increased drag at high Mach equals increased fuel burn. The drag-divergence Mach number is the Mach number at which the aerodynamic drag on an airfoil or airframe begins to increase rapidly as the Mach number continues to increase. This increase can cause the drag coefficient to rise to more than ten times its low-speed value.
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  4478. Definitely could see this as a wreck in the wasteland from Fallout
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  4479. It didn't happen because the pilots lacked diversity..
    1
  4480. ED commercial in the middle of this? Are you insane? Have some class, like a naval vessel.
    1
  4481. Ole Max...is back..in town...
    1
  4482. We should have known it, Trump has always been this damned shit.
    1
  4483. No
    1
  4484. Its not a problem. The 320 family sweet spot is moving toward the a321, which will likely take the majority of family orders. The A220 will perfectly fill the lower end of the range up to 16h seats. PS: what nonsense to compare the 220 vs the 318, which Airbus ceased building long before they acquired the 220/cs
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  4485. London to NY is 6H not 7H50 minutes.
    1
  4486. hey what about the C130 maybe we can do the same with it
    1
  4487. Wow... Never heard of the CL 1201 before. Thanks!
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  4488. Awesome video. Small correction, it’s spelled more like Hurckovchanka. No sh sound on the beginning. But anyways, it’s not that important.
    1
  4489. Enough of your provincial metric mewling!
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  4490. I remember seeing this plane in your April fools video.
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  4491. Bro pls make a video related to star trek movie franchise and airbus 's future
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  4492. Your video graphics are improving day by day keep it up 😀😀😀😀😀 best you tuber❀❀
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  4493. I am puzzled that thie proposal came from Merrill Lynch. Has Boeing now decided to outsouce even the most basic of functions? Is anyone left with a passion for aviation??
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  4494. excellent work
    1
  4495. Do one on trump steaks and trump vodka.
    1
  4496. You should do National Airlines (The Las Vegas based one)
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  4497. can you do sr91?
    1
  4498. Aircraft air craft
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  4499. So they were developed and built by Ukrainians but stolen by Russia during the breakup. So typical. đŸ‡ș🇩
    1
  4500. Question. If the aircraft ran on Gas and not traditional jet fuel why does the increase in price of the fuel affect the aircrafts cost?
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  4501. I'm curious about how much it costs to keep these things flying...
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  4502. Mujy itna to pata ha k hm fighter jet ko zameen se thora sa oper rok sakty hain. Is it possible k jet ko hydraulic spider drone jesa banaya jae, landing k liye kisi bhi jaga us jet ki hydraulic legs open kr k us jet ka engine band kr diya jae. Aur phir hydraulic k through us jet ko landing gears pr khara kr k hydraulic legs band kr di jae. Same for take off like land to land missiles
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  4503. Boeing screws up again.
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  4504. Duhhhhh.
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  4505. Reminds me of the jet Clint Eastwood stole in the movie "Firefox"
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  4506. MADE IN CHINA, biasanya ngeri 😂
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  4507. Who else was just waiting for this video!
    1
  4508. Or it's cover for the tr3?
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  4509. i bet my whole life savings if we actually made it it would be nicknamed the REEEEEEE
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  4510. Great video Except for the guy telling ads in the video he’s kind of annoying 😝
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  4511. Of course, those who knows are punishing airbus by calling it by the right name, the CSeries... And Airbus is FURIOUS whenever they are reminded of their mistake! So you have to make sure to rub their noses in it as much as possible!
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  4512. Is there app to make projects 3d I want one please if you can help send the link I have alot of projects that I want to build by 3d ut i cant find the good app
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  4513. I already seen a video about this on mustard
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  4514. Yes
    1
  4515. Fyi The 320 is #1 not the 737. #justsaying
    1
  4516. my favorite Mono rail has to be the Shƍnan Monorail Enoshima Line south of Tokyo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xb6oUiZeUVk
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  4517. Weeere
    1
  4518. bit late cause i was asleep but what lol
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  4519. The great
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  4520. Do a series on Republic Airlines 1979-1986
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  4521. How about fighters that can launch & land underwater?đŸ€”
    1
  4522. if it wasn’t built, or even tested, than it is not better than the SR71.
    1
  4523. Try to play X-plane or Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 (for livestreams)
    1
  4524. Why easyjet won't operate a space shuttle might as well talk about......no one operates a a380 at a profit anymore
    1
  4525. Trump making up lies with absolutely no facts to back him up. Why am I not suprised?
    1
  4526. real life barracuda in xcom2 game, terror from the deep
    1
  4527. Imagine a bird strike
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  4528. I'd imagine the A10 being used when the Chinese invade Taiwan and turn the beaches to mince meat
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  4529. AIRBUS HAS TO DO THIS
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  4530. 😳😳😳😳
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  4531. It is fugly
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  4532. Your german is like you tried it đŸ€Ł difficult to understand.
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  4533. plane
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  4534. Found and Explained, the Scheherazade of aviation.
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  4535. Hay that’s not nice I watch this person animation a lot and keep doing so for a long time
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  4536. So we gonna just look over a very important fact? The a318 stopped production in 2013, 7 years ago. The C-Series is the perfect replacement for it. Now regarding the stretched 220 it is now a question of how the a320neo compares to the efficiency of the a220.
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  4537. A nuclear aircraft is literally the worst idea, imagine it crashes, and if its a bomber imagine it gets shot down with an ACTIVE nuke Imagine a hydrogen bomb exploding along a nuclear reactor Let that sink in
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  4538. Great video
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  4539. The algorithm decided it was time 😁
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  4540. so It can be done today.
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  4541. Love it found and explained
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  4542. If they used newer and more efficient engines they probably could fly a greater distance.
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  4543. Am I the only one wondering how the parasite fighters would be rearmed and refueled in the air considering only two of them were carried inside the carrier?
    1
  4544. Dude you should do a video on peoples concept art for areal vehicles and how realistic and or ridiculous they are
    1
  4545. Would love to see this in War thunder
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  4546. Mr Fravor said it was a clear sky day. Animation miss this point.
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  4547.  @FoundAndExplained  I don’t ever remember seeing it once! The tune with the clouds is just iconic IMO. Gave your videos a perfect professional and trademark feel to it. It’s your thing
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  4548. Hello NICK, so nice to see your face 😀 . Love your series so informative and entertaining as well .
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  4549. Superb video as always, keep up the good work!
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  4550. That’s nearly 15000 km
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  4551. Love your channel but could you try to improve your german pronunciation. I appreciate the work that you do.
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  4552. Noooo not L1O 11 its the its the L10 11 tri star😎. Awesome vid
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  4553. Too many adverts in between. Can't watch.
    1
  4554. Why does he look like Milo Thatch?
    1
  4555. Yes
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  4556. Please do a video on passenger chinook helicopters and why they failed. British Airways used to use them to ferry passengers between Heathrow and Gatwick.
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  4557. not sure if this would even be economical. its much different i mean body would pretty much have to made completely new. its not like its only loner where you can add more on rear and end but completely new. and if you do whole new body... why not whole new aircraft?
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  4558. Because of course it was....
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  4559. đŸ€Šâ€â™‚ïž
    1
  4560. China will win the sky over only if it manages to steal all of Boenig's and Airbus's tech...!
    1
  4561. Could the CL-1201-2 be a spyplane?
    1
  4562. What if you are on the one aeroplane that wasn't software checked by some error, that's the risk. They made mistakes before and the same FAA approved of this aircraft, you cant expect the devil to reform himself when you have shown him the error of his ways. Refusing to rebrand while simultaneusly giving people the option to choose which plane to fly on will be an expensive exercise in appealing to one's ego.
    1
  4563. mild turbulence guy accidentally drops weight on his foot
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  4564. Bit of a tangent, but an animated movie from the "Cowboy Bebop" franchise has some cool delta/ boxed wing style military fighters for Mars. Again, hardly related, but the renders for the military tanker reminded me. Thank you for another wonderful video.
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  4565. Year 2000=2020??
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  4566. first
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  4567. I haven’t even finished the video and instant subscriber.
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  4568. Instead of a long drawn out video why don’t you just tell us the dimensions? I’m not waiting 20 minutes to hear that.
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  4569. We heed this in war thunder stat
    1
  4570. Just make direct flight long-range aircraft without all the flashy .95-.99 match 1 speed 7:30. Unless that is a mandatory part of the equation I don't see why that feature should not be cut. Edit Oh! And it was. Lol
    1
  4571. El LH 10 11 deben hacerlo moderno
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  4572. Too many adverts 👎👎
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  4573. Dude, they don’t need new ones because of spy satellites
    1
  4574. it's antonov not anatov..
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  4575. This channel is better than Mustard, because here we actually get videos uploaded often
    1
  4576. Hey there , can I get a heart , love everything this channel pumps out
    1
  4577. we are waiting...!
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  4578. I’m still waiting to fly the A-380 but yes I would fly in this plane
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  4579. Begging people to subscribe is a waste of time and not why I clicked the thumbnail. Good content wins over subscribers. I’m going click dislike and have YouTube not recommend this channel again. This begging is a clear sign that the content is not worth my time.
    1
  4580. I'm part of the 13 minutes gang, we are better
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  4581. This crap shouldn’t be on my feed.
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  4582. Airports should allow more choice.
    1
  4583. It would have failed for the same reason the A380 is doing so badly now.
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  4584. Oh... so its a mobile bunker
    1
  4585. Get ready for dissapointment. It's going to be a cool demonstrator but it's never going to amount to a commercially viable aircraft.
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  4586. That's what J20 China always copying
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  4587. Never bulit 😂😂
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  4588. 7max7
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  4589. Your new computer has really elevated your videos mate. This is better than nat geo and history channel combined. 🇼đŸ‡ȘđŸ˜đŸ‘ŒđŸ»đŸ€
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  4590. Its a few weeks before April First...
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  4591. lenght
    1
  4592. So how does the fighter pilot get to the fighter jet on the wing?
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  4593. This plane is ugly I don’t like v shaped planes đŸ€ź
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  4594. It's not wreck havoc it's wreak havoc
    1
  4595. "F - eleven seven" is how you pronounce F-117 eh? I'm not sure that's how numbers work
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  4596.  @FoundAndExplained  ah
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  4597. eyy pals old 747
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  4598. Sounds like one of Lockheed's core competences was not coming up with viable commercial aircraft concepts. I guess that you can not be good at everything.
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  4599. How long you need to make the animation
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  4600. Hello!
    1
  4601. This is still an old design from the 60s if this is the best Boeing can do then The Airbus A321XLR or the Airbus A322 with these plane Airbus will run away with it
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  4602. What was that big thicc orange thing
    1
  4603. Western airplane factory will be moved to China soon.
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  4604. It may be too late to get you to read this, but in the hope you do
here goes: There is an error in your English. The phrase you use, “WRECK havoc” is incorrect. The correct phrase is “WREAK (reek) havoc”. May not make sense, but that IS what it is.
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  4605. Arsenal Bird Liberty approaching waypoint 1
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  4606. Why doesn't the airbus is considering a version of the 220 to challenge the 70-100 seat market. The product is at a bit higher price point now. If they can lower it they can win that market as well.
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  4607. Solid ad read! I actually let it play.
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  4608. it was ugly
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  4609. Sorry but the first 45 seconds were interesting. But I stopped watching as soon as I heard never built.
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  4610. Would never fly on one these flying coffins
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  4611. Wouldn’t putting the engines on the wings reduce noise more than putting them on the fuselage? Usually wing mounted engines are quieter because they’re further from the cabin.
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  4612. A similar idea has been proposed using an A340
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  4613. Disculpen por escribir en español pero porque hablar de superjumbos de pasajeros modernos sino pudieron mantener los actuales Boeing 747 y el airbus 380.
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  4614. looks like a A-310
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  4615. Just a big slow target.
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  4616. Weird ad read 

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  4617. I like watching your channel when I wait for mustard to upload
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  4618. Plane is the Past
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  4619. So what performance changes can be done to make this happen? Add an engine? Add a bigger fuel tank? Sacrifice some usable space? Good video.
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  4620. Wouldn't 16,000 feet be too low? Could be an easy target!
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  4621. Any landing you can walk away from is beautiful.
    1
  4622. Metrojet runed Boeing 737-200
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  4623. No way in hell would I fly in a Chynese jet.
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  4624. reminds me of the project Orion
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  4625. Boeing A310
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  4626. It looks like this thing would have been a pre placement. Meaning you dont want to be in the air once fighting starts but if you can get your pieces in place prior to it would work. Given you work out all the other issues. I find it hard to believe the amount of engines is a hurtle. We have drones with many motors, but they are EV. So just do an EV version of this. One drone per missile. Swarm the battle field if a few get knocked down so what. Drones are going to make war a very messy business ppl.
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  4627. ANCESTOR B2 SPIRIT
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  4628. Sbab apa ada ikan yg blh terbang
    1
  4629. Yellow Submarine
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  4630. You earned my subscription 😊 This channel is similar to Mustard but uploads much faster😊!
    1
  4631. No reason why Boeing couldn't convert the 777 with a forward upper deck. Economy dictates however!
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  4632. For me it's Antonov AN7480
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  4633. It could be made viable by giving it bigger wings stronger or more engines and even external fuel tanks like airforce a/c. Doing that the full capacity can be utilised. Forget about ballrooms and entertainment centra and gyms. This isnt the Queen Mary cruiser, it is still an limited airliner.
    1
  4634. 797?
    1
  4635. Russia cannot produce a decent clock/radio, much less a large airliner like this. And if it was built, it wouldn't be practical and would be FUCKING LOUD~!
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  4636. Elon Musk: WRITE THAT DOWN!
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  4637. I'm no engineer, just "thinking" out loud here. Could this thing benefit with a more like "Fighter plane" cockpit for the pilot and copilot... i mean, why make it side by side. Could it be longer, following the spine of the airplane, in tandem configuration? Could be more like an XB-52 prototype?
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  4638. So early to this lol
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  4639. Even his haircut failed
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  4640. Yeah, you can do that. Oooor just add another stage to SLBMs.
    1
  4641. Sorry how about the Loin Air _?? Crushed with this aircraft type _?? But i very loved the a Boeing 787....no comments
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  4642. In soviet Star Wars, the hand cuts you off.
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  4643. the same materials?! at best cockpit and maybe part of the tail, engine comes from a supplier, so hardly the same materials as you already suggested it would've used 787 materials..., the 'same' engineers doesn't do much either if you look at it from a production standpoint you have the build the plane regardless and retrain as a wider body like that really isn't the same proces (but that's hardly the biggest cost in terms of retraining that one goes to maintenance and pilots hence the 737MAX and it's issues trying to stay as close to the original plane), suppliers would always be there and the cabin is still different enough to warrant new designs...marketers really don't cost that much to retrain....so from all those points it really wouldn't have been a cost saving at all (not saying it wouldn't be financially viable...). There is no reason to think pilot retraining wouldn't have to happen...it might be a bit cheaper because it isn't a complete retraining...
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  4644. Ryanair would have been its first operator obviously
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  4645. I am a part of the 6%!
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  4646. Ah, so this must be where they got the train designs for Wolfenstein: The New Order
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  4647. Awesome.....just wonder who's going to use it if everyone on this planet is under lockdown!?
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  4648. Nice video. Goog job as always.
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  4649. Problem is, virtually none of this is true. The Sonic Cruiser was just window dressing ( Airbus also came out with a radical design to combat the SC idea ) the whole time Boeing was parading the SC to the public, they were selling the much less radical 787 Dreamliner idea to airlines behind the scenes. The SC was never going to be built in real life.
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  4650. 20th
    1
  4651. Built?
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  4652. Realy I like this powerful largest aircraft
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  4653. Hello the music volume is not good I rather listen to your voice some times the mucis is over your voice and is not possible to hear what do you say
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  4654. future is for small long-haul planes, like the A321 xlr
    1
  4655. This is literally the Australian version of the mig 21
    1
  4656. The one thing I noticed about this program was the speakers incredible knack to not being able to pronounce words.
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  4657. SALVATION
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  4658. how would the pilot go to the outside fighter jets cockpit ?
    1
  4659. "This is the Overlord Tank" - Command & Conquer Generals
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  4660. Oi sick video mate
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  4661. Nah, it'll be fine.
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  4662. A380 can have max 868 in economy
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  4663. :p
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  4664. My first video from this channel and I feel I found mustard’s other page. Similar video layout, 3D modeling and narration. This is by no means an insult.
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  4665. Heat exchangers are always under appreciated. With better radiators, heat could have been transferred from the engine to the cabin. There should never be a circumstance where one thing is too hot while another is too cold. Also, people focus on moving heat, not the energy of phase change. Any time you go from a solid to a liquid, or a liquid to a gas (or the other direction), a ton of energy is involved. The substances you want to use depend on the temperature involved, but as an example, you can store a ton more energy by turning water into steam, than by keeping water hot. The diesel fuel solidifying is a example of this problem on the other side - it takes a TON of energy to melt solid diesel into liquid. If they had done a better job keeping the fuel liquid, it would've simplified a lot.
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  4666. Whelp thank u because your my new favorite youtuber
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  4667. I wish i can pay for co pilot :)
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  4668. The first sentence is already wrong.
    1
  4669. Also annotov
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  4670. Damn...... thats cursed
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  4671. I fly an airbus a 380-900
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  4672. I don't think we'll ever see a triple deck airplane considering the a380 which is a double decker didn't survive..
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  4673. YEAH. double deckers failed. I am sure this will work well. Sorry aviation people, but this might not happen
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  4674. I’m not sure why anyone would bother flying in this! So you get there faster...taxing to gate regardless of airport takes at least 15-20mins. Also, you still have to fly with other people(9-19). If you fly private, you can fly on your own, fly from a smaller airport as oppose to LAX or similar Massive airports. Speed in the air is over rated.
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  4675. I'm rooting for Embraer to build an E-200 that will bust the A/B duolopoly in the NB market for good.
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  4676. Great video Sir 👍
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  4677. Only boeing & airbus
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  4678. Thanks.
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  4679. You're an Aussie right? Where did you grow up?
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  4680. I’m hoping hoping hoping for an elliptical fuselage FSA đŸ™đŸŒđŸ™đŸŒđŸ™đŸŒ
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  4681. Why do you only have 27k subscribers?! This is so good!
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  4682. You are forget some key facts about Boeing, the make & airline industry. Boeing is $b of dollars in debt due to the Max crashes It costs at least $30 bn to develop a new plane It cost about $4 bn to deveolp the 777X to replace the 747. Larger planes (eg 747) cannot never be able to compete with smaller planes (eg 777). The 737 has not had an X version. The 757 is a narrow body twin with tall landing from the 80's like the A320 .. and has never had an NG, Max or X version. 747 & 767 production is winding down, and can be easily converted to 757 production. Covids has devastated the the market routes for wide bodies jets especially the 747 & A380. Airlines have been downsizing, retiring old less efficient jets especially the 747, A380 and earlier variants of the 777 to cut costs, and ensure maximum profitability with the major reduction in demand for flights. They are moving two small narrow bodies. Now ... with all these facts, the right path for Boeing is not what you are proposing. There will not be a $30 bn investment by Boeing into any jet in the next 10 years. Boeing needs spend $7 bn maximum each, developing the 737 X and the 757 Max or X. And that's it. So long as Boeing is making good profit with existing models, and they fulfil the needs of airlines, it is unwise to be developing more radical planes especially in the widebody market that may not return to normal for 10 years. So no need to spend $30 bn on any plane, unless there is a significant competitive advantage over the competition. There is no significant advantage with your proposals. Airliens are cutting costs, trimming the fat, and making sure they are as efficient as possible. Adding a new plane to the market is simply not smart at all.
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  4683. God I hate so much that companies don’t make things if they aren’t practical.... I want this plane to be real so damn bad.
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  4684. My dude sure loves his bars, I feel like he doesn't fly unless it has one lol
    1
  4685. what about a A380 2000 passenger "Cattle Cart" Loadout? 100$ Transatlantic XD
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  4686. THE INTRO : Me: NOOOOOOOOOO PLZ NO I WILL DO ANYTHING! NOT THE PUPPIES PLZZZZZ
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  4687. It's pronounced "armaments" not "arnaments". And "ordinance" not "ornaments".
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  4688. Why do awesome projects like these are always cancelled? like bruh, the vast majority of awesome and cool stuff in the military always gets cancelled cancelled cancelled cancelled. That word is what i always hear mostly when it comes to cool (and formidable) military stuff.
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  4689. ...boeing today is synonymous of low quality production that in aviation is the same as garbage or crap....all in the name of more bucks for a few crooks and a lot of misery for the vast majority of the workers of the company, that will suffer the consequences of criminal mismanagement!...a company destroyed by greed!...
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  4690. Maybe not this size but with how engines are getting so large I think this layout of plane, like the military cargo planes will be the way forward.
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  4691. can you buy one of there in real life?
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  4692. Great content as usual mate. Keep up the good work. Sorry I had to leave your discord. With all the spamming and notifications I couldn't keep up. I hope you'll get your Moderators does their job properly,. Until then I will come back. I'll be waiting for your Private Messages soon mate.
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  4693. “F eleven seven”? đŸ€ŠđŸŒâ€â™‚ïž sorry dude, couldn’t resist. Enjoyed the vid, though.
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  4694. It's a bird! It's a plane!!!ITS A FRICKING CITY!!!!!
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  4695. Trump really can not succeed in anything đŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł
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  4696. This concept is too boring. Why not make a submarine that could fly?
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  4697. It is appropriate that Star Trek is the sponsor of this video. To say this was an aircraft that was designed gives it too much reality. It was just a design study, and the study showed it was impractical. Nobody in his right mind thought it would be built for any purpose other than as a prop for a supermarionation TV show like Thunderbirds.
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  4698. I FUCKING HATE BOEING ANDI WANT MORE JUMBOJETS OTHER THAN THE 747 AND THE A380
    1
  4699. spacex: builds starship Nasa: but how well the ship we need to send large stuff to space efficiently is here
    1
  4700. Flying Tic Tacs - whatever next?
    1
  4701. Ah yes, laser cannons. The only good solution to any problem
    1
  4702. I got a chuckle was like NOOOOOO this is America we don’t just fly ground effect vehicles, we fly them with nukes lol
    1
  4703. 2:07 why
    1
  4704. Yay
    1
  4705. I think God allow Trump to become president so he can finally humble him by humiliation I mean the guy is delusional. How can you possibly say that plane ✈ landed beautifully
    1
  4706. Aren't all the trains land trains?
    1
  4707. yeeeet
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  4708. I just had to stop watching half way in just couldn’t take it anymore
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  4709. Aaah! Another cheap fix once more. Boeing needs a clean sheet of paper and a pencil period .
    1
  4710. 4:08 nice blueprint 👍
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  4711. Can stop , Stand still , Disappear, Speed 0 to thoughts unfathomable, Space to earth, Fuel ???? Brain???
    1
  4712. That's what happens when you use a cocain as a headache painkiller
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  4713. Congrats for reacting 520.000 subscribers
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  4714. Lol the entire Boeing lineup would have been 737
    1
  4715. Her face at 2:30 says it all
    1
  4716. This plane, is just the 747 and the A380 merged together to formed a cursed plane that flies
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  4717. Most likely the opposite of the future
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  4718. Like aircraft triple decker at indonesian
    1
  4719. ‘In the shortest run way’ Meanwhile with the helicopter: -_-
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  4720. The reason was due to the jet intakes sucking in sea water causing engine flame outs. Airplanes are birds not fish. The navy got smart and launched the birds from the carriers, simple as a pimple...LOL!
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  4721. A better idea would be to turn a C-5 Galaxy into a passenger plane. It's not a Boeing product, but was built by Lockheed, but there is more than enough space in one of those behemoths.
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  4722. Huh.
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  4723. Looks pretty safe for a flying bomb..
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  4724. ""if this is the fiveth or the sixth video ur watching the it time to subscribe" BITCH U HAD ME IN THE FIRST EPISODE ON THIS CHANNEL NOW FUCKING PRODUCE MORE CONTENT.
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  4725. 0 sec
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  4726. This is so cool!
    1
  4727. One more???
    1
  4728. one of the best youtube channels ever 🎉
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  4729. ok but how do we cancel turbulence though.
    1
  4730. explain?
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  4731.  @FoundAndExplained  Found and Explained
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  4732. Landing system copied on a WWII Era German design.
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  4733. voice of dead man
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  4734. bruh, russia can’t make anything small
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  4735. I swear, you are the new cheddar (Cheddar is another channel like yours)
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  4736. I fell for it, I'm not going to lie, I thought maybe COMAC was bringing something special and Airbus and Boeing where joining powers on the one aircraft, when you said 787 body I thought that'd be great if it's fibre, A350 cockpit, okay yeah maybe, got a bit suspicious about the manufacturing plant in Ghana and Melbourne but 3x Mach I was like okay yeah I can definitely see Fan-Turbines do that sure . What totally blew this was before you said April fools at 3:09 mark exactly I seen people with legroom that's just absurd
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  4737. Considering the mistake of Boeing re-designs 737 so many times that concluded with 737 max disasters, Airbus is making the smart choice of buying the CS300 / A220. They have an advanced design for a very lucrative market that can take over old series (A320) place, while they immediately researching replacement for A320, without losing market share during development period for the new series.
    1
  4738. How vain must a person be to ask for compliments on his voice???
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  4739. i like your voice.. it's so calming and make the video more interesting... *thumbs up...
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  4740. Don't worry my fellow deplorable smelly Walmart shoppers, You can't and won't be able to afford a one way ticket let alone a 2 way ride!! TRUMP 2020!!!!
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  4741. It was developed to build things in remote areas? Once these are built, all that’s left is to talk people into moving to SIBERIA!
    1
  4742. Needless to state that this airplane would have been an addition to a long list of daughters to the Sud Aviation Caravelle which was a fantastic airplane which was the second jet liner to enter service in the fifties.
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  4743. I usually don't give videos a dislike, but this one was not so well executed. How could your model builder have looked at drawings and still have given it conventional windows, and deleted one of the flight deck windows? The canard prototype you showed was actually the North American NAC-60. You got the basic structure of the story right, but there's so much more to it. For example, just as the airframe program started with three manufacturers, so did the engine program, with Curtiss Wright being cut from the program just as North American was. Here's a source you could have used: https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/us-supersonic-transport-sst-program-1960-1971.483/ I do agree with your premise that Lockheed could have done better, though. If they were able to stick to their timeline, prototypes would have been flying for a year before that decision was made. With prototypes flying, it would have been foolish to cut off funding.
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  4744. Just subscribed to the channel. And also hit the bell thing.
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  4745. I wish you wouldn’t call it the “Largest” without specifying that you mean volume. You know this aircraft isn’t the Largest or heaviest.
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  4746. The worm. Or the snake shedding it skin are more appropriate names
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  4747. impossible. Aircraft manufactures dont buy passenger planes with lots of passengers cus who is gonna buy so many tickets???
    1
  4748. How great would it have been to see the KR-860 at ‘the trough’ alongside the 747 and A-380?!
    1
  4749. I think i've already watched this video 8 times because its so interesting, like i've never ever heard of this
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  4750. I think that Boeing is making the new NMA to replace the 737, 757 and 767
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  4751. no lets make 4 deck aircraft
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  4752. I get too much of a mustard vibe
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  4753. @Found And Explained very cool video as always, What software do you use for those animations with mountains ?
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  4754. Even the US pilots can't see this plane
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  4755. Snowpiercer
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  4756. War thunder is the only good sponsor
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  4757. Wow I’m early!
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  4758. With some simple modifications such as jet engines that could convert to rocket power, and upgrading and strength ing the fuselage to be completely airtight, this aircraft could be an escape vehicle for use when the planet is about to be destroyed.
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  4759. Now Airbus is making a sonic cruiser or are they😕😕😕😕
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  4760. Da plane boss...da plane
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  4761. Don't forget the proposed 747 Biplane.
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  4762. Sounds like they have two great aircraft with slight variations that should bleed the sales of the flawed Max, something that will leave passengers safe.
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  4763. impressive video if it wasn't for the 707 who knows what the Aviation world would had looked like and the Song Jet Airliner by the Steve Miller Band wouldn't have been sung and as a Joke i could see Peppy Hare SAYING "do a barrel roll" but all jokes aside this was a fantastic Video very well done Nick (Found & Explained)
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  4764. oh, it's not about a 747 that runs on nuclear energy.
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  4765. Another banger
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  4766. love the new video man
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  4767. 1:53 What's a square cube? :-P
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  4768. @ACPushkin one metre by one metre by one metre
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  4769. Make Eastern Great Again.. Whatever he touches just dies
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  4770. Haha drag go brrrrrrrrrrr
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  4771. Just make the Dang seats & legroom better.
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  4772. Will this trigger the Anti missile defence system of some countries?
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  4773. yey another cool videoooo
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  4774. I had to watch without sound...you talk so much shit, but cool animations though.
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  4775. Feathered props like a Q400 at startup during flight? đŸ€” Don't get me wrong. I love the Q400. Geared turbofan is the best in my opinion. Having apposed counter rotation props has losses. Air is lazy and you have to guide it! Look at the c-series! Modern day jets are best of both worlds. Anyone that knows how jet engines work know that they are propeller engines in a cowling! 😉 We are far from the Tay or jt8d engines used in the yesteryear!
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  4776. >one aviation channel that extensively uses cgi models releases a video on the an-225 >suspiciously similar channel with similar aesthetic and cgi models also releases video on an-225 Hmmmmm....
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  4777. I would rather walk.
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  4778. The A380 and 747-8i failed, I don't see how this would work at all
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  4779. Fairchild: so what specification of the plane? US Air Force: It's go BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRTTTTTTT Firchild: say no more...
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  4780. what's the word for nostalgia of things that didn't happen but should've happened? Cause I'm feeling lots of it right now
    1
  4781. once emirates announced on their Instagram they were researching together with airbus about a triple decker
    1
  4782. Amazing how much crap you can find on YouTube đŸ€Ł
    1
  4783. imagine a goodyear blimp loaded with nuclear weapons
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  4784. Arsenal bird in real life
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  4785.  @FoundAndExplained  😂
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  4786. It's a joke. The OP was talking about how Boeing Aircraft prioritizes financial solvency over proper aeronautical engineering.
    1
  4787. There is one lowpoint of this video. When you appeared on the screen.
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  4788. Baiting everyone to comment about Dimethylhydrazine was a big brain move
    1
  4789. Yellow Submarine
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  4790. i can already feel world of warships making this ship
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  4791. Hi
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  4792. Did I just see a a380 with the air force 1 livery on it
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  4793. Wrong, Wrong, Wrong, Wrong, 87 passengers, I would have been inside my cousins bag in the luggage compartment, please get the facts right! Forgot about this, the luggage compartment is in section BBDDCEDFH, got it?
    1
  4794. Ace combat 7 UAV Vibes anyone? Do we need to get the squad back together?
    1
  4795. It's not going to happen
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  4796. 2:44 purple traffic lights?
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  4797. How to solve capacity problems at airports....hold my hat....covid19
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  4798. Boeing missed a lot and without the US gov on tveir back it would be bancruppt. While Airbus and we in europe are prepairing new Aircrafts coming 2030 with new engines, designs and new fuel generation Boeing is selling the B737Max for very cheap money
    1
  4799. Those marines must be on super serum Or having iron man suits
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  4800. I don’t think they would cram as many people as possible, cause there is a pandemic.
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  4801. the pandemic will be over in a year or so
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  4802. Baade 152. Finally someone made a video about her. Thanks mate. P.S- Your modeling is really good. You and Mustard should collab someday :)
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  4803. Sexy ass Corona covid 19, killed the A380
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  4804. Will this aircraft go big kaboom when it crush?
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  4805. This was never any kind of reality. It's fantasy. The Horten Go-229 never flew in combat because the only one was destroyed in pre-production testing. The notion that the Germans could have just snapped their fingers and produced a bomber to attack New York is so far removed from reality, it wasn't even a pipe dream. This is much more an American fantasy than a German one (yes, I know you're Australian but you don't need to stroke their egos for them).
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  4806. Music in the background whats it called? :D Please let me know I love it
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  4807. scram jet engines. Aurora. * what about the nuclear-powered plasma engine in the TR3 Black Manta.
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  4808. Found - maybe. Explained ? What wold those satellites do ? Produce energy for Earth ? OK, how would that energy have been transported down to Earth ? Why were 86 people needed to go up there 250 times a year ? So, nothing is explained :)
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  4809. Sounds like a SKYLON
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  4810. Nick furry included?
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  4811. Opposed to the other train thats on land?
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  4812. Photo of J-20that can’t even fly very well is pathetic.
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  4813. Anazing vid
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  4814. A ground crew chief and crew nightmare it will take 2gates to work and inbound fligth
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  4815. Not made in murica....
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  4816. Nah, Airbuses are still a very popular choice in America
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  4817. I wanna get from point A to B as fast as possible.
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  4818. What’s up?! Great job on the channel! Have you ever thought about using followsm . c o m to help get your videos higher in the search results?
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  4819. With COVID-19 why are they bothering?
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  4820. đŸ˜‚đŸ˜‚đŸ˜‚đŸ˜‚đŸ˜‚đŸ€Šâ€â™‚ïž
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  4821. Air bus 380 pleaseeee
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  4822. Heard more about the twin engine Russian propeller driven submersible aircraft. Never heard about this one though. Thanks
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  4823. The animation is great but props did not spin the same direction. Basic aeronautics.
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  4824. Boeing! Do It!!!
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  4825. Bring back the concorde
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  4826. Nice video about evolution of cable ferry
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  4827. Liked the video because you credited your source
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  4828. it's not Oh-leg but Ahlyeg or Ahleg for non-Russian speakers, L is soft when next to E (YE) in Russian. Also, O is often read as A. Listen to the correct pronunciation here at 0:59 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORmgoyiaUn0
    1
  4829. Like thanos did Burt whyth america
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  4830. My imaginary fighter is even more impressive.
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  4831. Just give me a 747 or A320 anytime.
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  4832. Hallo
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  4833. Please make video about never built narrow body aircraft
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  4834.  @FoundAndExplained  What is it? I have a story of a never built aircraft. N2130 is a never built Indonesian Jet Passenger Aircraft that never fly because 1997 Asia Financial Crisis. Can you make video about it?
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  4835. What could have been.
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  4836.  @FoundAndExplained  😁
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  4837. It’s better for a XB1 to have vector thrust, because the buoyancy of the main wing limitedAdd a spoiler under the nose
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  4838. i feel this wouldve been perfect for australia
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  4839. I heard that razer train horn in there 5:21
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  4840.  @FoundAndExplained  A Half Life 2 reference in a video about the third Reich... definitely half life 3 confirmed
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  4841. Over my dead body!
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  4842. found & explained. Taking mustard's lunch money since 2020! 😜
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  4843. The only thing stopping this plane from becoming the "plane of the future" is the six engines. Aside from that, I love the concept of a triple decker plane with the all those lavish interior concepts!
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  4844. 5:45 DYI? In the States it’s DIY meaning ‘DO IT YOURSELF’ it can’t possibly be ‘DO YOURSELF IT’
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  4845. Some of the graphics are incorrect. The vehicle entered the atmosphere and approached the landing zone butt first. Note where the aero control surfaces are located.
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  4846. I worked on this project. I don't know who built this computer model but there was NEVER a wing-to-body fairing like this, and the nose was never pointy. Development ended on September 11, 2001, because. And this was not a Boeing design. This was a joint venture with Sukhoi Design Bureau in days when tensions with Russia were less severe. It's a Sukhoi airplane. Would have been. 😱
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  4847. Yup. The 737 is dead in the water.
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  4848. This video is pure nonsense. Please do not believe the author: his nice CGI animations are not based on anything real.
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  4849. The Soviets tried the same thing ad couldn't make its promise and potential come to fruition.
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  4850. Great content my friend!
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  4851. Your animations get better from time to time
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  4852. hi there! your video references another video about the cargo planes and light aircraft — i‘m having trouble finding this video (maybe it‘s not available in the united states to view?). can someone link me? thanks! â˜ș
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  4853. Russia should stick to making large cargo aircraft there good at that .
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  4854. Probably cost $20,000 to get a seat so I wouldn’t get hopes up
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  4855. Thats honestly way low, they are figuring between 9 and 19 passengers so it will be insanely expensive
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  4856. What? This is quality content, you deserve 1000 times more subscribers but for now you have one more (me)
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  4857. Not to mention, you would lose 1/2 of your upper deck due to the shoulder mounted wings and wing spars going through the passenger cabin.
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  4858. aw man saw the chat no flights for me hope you enjoy strayan floghts
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  4859. *flights
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  4860. Another Soviet death trap đŸ€ŠđŸ»â€â™‚ïžđŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł
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  4861. I want a science fiction film where some thing attacks and the humans have to fight together. And the the russians have to begrudgingly admit: yes we build these things in mass. And then in the final fight hell breaks loose from below the sea. It would be an awful film but still...
    1
  4862. Yes 3rd comment
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  4863. Given the failure of the Airbus A380, can't see Boeing also going down that blind alley...
    1
  4864. Thank you for your service, A10 pilots!
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  4865. Sure I love the American and Israeli UCAVs too. Less loss for our side in terms of personnel, at least. Fantastic technology.
    1
  4866. I flew with them once form LA to NYC there were movie stars on bord
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  4867. Very Valuable Informations, Thank you.
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  4868. Ridiculus. Easy target for air defences. Uav change the mentality very soon.
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  4869. Thing what happened whenever it will accident it will destroy everything thing it is like running atom bomb
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  4870. Dropped jet fighter pilot : aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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  4871.  @FoundAndExplained  technically not you, I mean those that say the 737 is a trash plane when in reality they are one of the most reliable planes out there to the point some of them are use for ASW as P-8 Poseidons by the Navy
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  4872. No big deal, but that Canadian company isn't like the guy that drops bombs. Your pronunciation will be a lot closer if you put the emphasis on the 2nd syllable: 'bom BARD yay' <— and end with 'yay' instead of 'ear'. :^) (Nope, that's not exactly the original French, but it's a reasonable attempt for an English speaker.)
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  4873. It's AnnnTonoVvv Mriya. Please do your research before posting such videos
    1
  4874. Yeah right
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  4875. U deserve a dislike for that but i’m gonna like it anyways
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  4876. Drax industries???
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  4877. 2:11 WRONG ! Airlines who operate 747 and a380 make most of their revenu By selling tickets to business and first class passengers. No economy air line (like rian air, or easy jet ) would ever buy A big double deck plane, cuz they have a different business model, by operating just one type of narrow body plane they can drastically reduce maintenance cost
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  4878. Who else ha been a fan for a long time?
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  4879. I just discovered this channel, it's like a smaller Mustard (which I love), great work!
    1
  4880. I liked that old badger ,a illushin passenger plane looked similar 2 engines nested in wing root like comet.
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  4881. Then the death toll would be 500+ instead of 200. I hope they don't do that. Count me out for sure.
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  4882. I like the first one you show me
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  4883. pog
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  4884. Have you ever heard of a Boeing 767. Try looking up all the variants and you'll see that the seating arrangement and performance of some of the variants of the 767 are like the 7M7. Merrill Lynch proposed an updated 767
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  4885. I don't get any they don't just connect up all Big and small cities with high speed rail
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  4886. Asking the real questions
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  4887. Great video again!
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  4888. No one thought to guard the king of the chessboard: our country's ability to create money (Federal Reserve). No one thought to guard our Mass-Media. Ours thoughts were diverted to harming our brothers and sisters living in other countries.
    1
  4889. the stealth concept make me think of a fish
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  4890. sir make video on russian ekip love from💓 india 🇼🇳
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  4891. Didn’t Capt. Anerica went down in the ice with that plane???
    1
  4892. Halo
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  4893.  FortCC  Wow! Okay... that's quite the accent but makes more sense...
    1
  4894. blended wing looks like another loser a380.
    1
  4895. I wouldn't take the last row seats.
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  4896. Hmm.. Isn't there a bigger problem with this idea than the weight limit? Like isn't the upper cargo space unpressurised... which could cause some tiny issues :D
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  4897. Yeah I can really understand why BOEING never built this type of aircraft. Because the 747 500 would have never taken off the ground and no one else would buy that type of unreliable aircraft.
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  4898. Nah, that’s can’t be built. But zeppelin can be used like air craft carrier.
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  4899. Imagine a tsunami hitting the ekranoplan
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  4900. Looks like AN-225neo/max/plus with single rudder.
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  4901. Fun Fact: I made the Registration of the easy jet A380 :D
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  4902. Someone has been watching Mustard videos. Credit for doing a decent enough job of it as you have big shoes to fill. You still need to work on your mastering levels, those sound effects are 10dB too loud and clearly got forgotten about. The other thing that clearly works for Mustard is all of his renders conform to a tight color pallete, creating a very unique and stylised look, allowing somewhat of an abstract feel. You have not added any color grading or conformed to a color pallete, resulting in it just being a clean, photorealistic version of the real thing, but due to that we notice any inaccuracy in the render. Also listen to the final render on your phone with a vacuum in the next room, make sure your audio still sounds good. Because your background music level is all over the place. The voice over sounds clean and perfect, you just need to work on the supporting content.
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  4903.  @FoundAndExplained  Amen, you've clearly put some effort in, so it warrants putting some effort in from me. Good on you though, you are clearly one step above everyone else just using stock footage, but let's get you to the next level up with the big boys.
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  4904. PSA!!! San Diego based airline with a smile on every plane. Over expansion, prime gates and all brand new low fuel consumption a/c made it a prime target for the take over craze of the 80's.
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  4905. She will fly agian the dream becouse the owners will rebuilding here agian
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  4906. It is pronounced Harkovchanca, not Charkovchanka.
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  4907. Really lost logic and common sense, the guys who designed this crap were high on drugs ! Is like "how to make things most complicated and more stupid" big show... Amazing nobody on the US Navy do not have enough common sense to fire the idiots who designed this and avoid spending money in a Picasso style military plane...
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  4908. I shall be glad if the bloody boing stop their activity for ever. Fucking company. We shall never missing you.
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  4909. Not the first time bureaucratic garbage killed a superior military design.
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  4910. 1000000000000
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  4911. Sometimes you just wanna ask, Why aren’t we doing this???!!! Also it’s di-methyl-hydra-zine
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  4912. Hope their quality is better than the rubbish I am forced to buy from local hardware shop!
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  4913. Toung Click Again
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  4914. I worked for this company back in the 1960's when they were still a prime engineering firm. It is just a fucked up mess now. I doubt that they will do any pioneering work in aviation from this time forward. Just repackage past successes and failures and then manufacture them in a non-union environment in South Carolina with inferior help. lots of luck on that!
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  4915. "made" would be a strong word
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  4916. On paper. Paper is the only place this jet will ever exist. Russia sucks at everything.
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  4917. i have subscribe
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  4918. it took me a minute to realise that tiny window in the front of the plane lol
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  4919. oof if you had waited like 12 hours you couldve said warthunder released the f16 mig 29
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  4920. Steam Punk as a functional design and artistic value with heavy machinery
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  4921. Exactly what I asked for. Another great video. Thank you. P.S.: Nice work finding those schematics and images.
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  4922. Il-86, has lower deck door
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  4923. That looks like something out of the X-Men....!
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  4924. 1.23 JIGAWATTS?! 1.23 JIGAWATTS?! ;-P It's a non starter because you only need 1.21 for a flux capacitor when negates the need for a warplane.
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  4925. This ^^
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  4926.  @rcairflr  sounds about right lol
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  4927. 19 people? its a fancy business jet..
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  4928. This thing couldn't of been fuel efficient enough to make it worth it.
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  4929. Love the video!! What was the name of the movie you used in the video? I want to check it out after watching this.
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  4930. they only good for large theme parks in my opinion lol
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  4931. WASSUP (comment number 7) :)
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  4932. Yellow Submarines are clearly the answer.
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  4933. Don’t fly Air Baltic. They fine you for buying duty free and make you RUN through the airport. Rude and aggressive, do not fly them no matter how fancy their planes are. Walk instead.
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  4934. I'm starting to like this you-overlaid-over-animation technique. Maye we can see more of it?
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  4935. Mate you are like mustard, but if mustard talked slowly and uploaded more
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  4936. It's exactly like the Bristol Brabazon, as the American project this concept was way too far ahead of it's time, both prototypes had ended up on the scrapheap. Only one had flown, this had manged only 400 flying hours and the authorities had flattened an entire village to build the necessary runway for this obvious white elephant. The people of whom I feel sorry for are those poor villagers who's lives were uprooted by this project!
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  4937. it is very Danger to shot down😂
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  4938. Its title alone is quite a mouthful, by the time you're done pronunciate it, the next generation is out.
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  4939. Omg the animations are so good. Love seeing this thing fly
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  4940. For some reason i cant figure out,i love propfan engines. So yeah this is a pretty cool conecpt to me
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  4941. When Hitler told his engineers to make that they were probably like “But just why?”
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  4942. S A L V A T I O N
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  4943. It's fake, April fools garbage.
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  4944. That concept even if technically realized violates the law of oneness. Total fail.
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  4945. China #1
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  4946. The 'Dream' shall be missed.
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  4947. A380
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  4948. Okay explain the TicTac (shaped) UFO off San Diego and southern VA coast. ?
    1
  4949. If any of those aircraft arrives at my airport I will be destroying the airport
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  4950. Since ramjets only begin to work in the transonic/hypersonic regime, I doubt that this concept could have reached those speeds before switching over to ramjets. Also, a nuclear reactor vaporizing ingested seawater and exhausting steam fast enough to transition from sea to air flight seems far-fetched if not impossible.
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  4951. The math are a bit off but the race is over since long ago. What is comming now if it is comming at all is a refined version if it is going to succed.
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  4952. AN-225 + A380 = Deck III = Antonobus A225
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  4953. It's actually beautiful
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  4954. The only thing a i see is passanger Antonov AN-225
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  4955. Dammit, Khrushchev.
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  4956. Wait what this thing was German? Ive never been so ashamed 😂 Honestly I would have thought this thing was British.
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  4957. Hey SpaceX! Take a look at this 👆
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  4958. I am waiting for video of Antonov An225 passenger possibility
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  4959. Nice work Nick. Do you watch Mustard?
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  4960.  @FoundAndExplained  I think you're doing a great job... And yes... Mustard is a cool channel. As a binge watcher, I'm going to watch all of your stuff and recommend it to my friends. Have a Merry Xmas!
    1
  4961. Going backwards
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  4962. TL;DR: Belkan Witchcraft
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  4963. Looks like an bullet with wings slapped on it LOL
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  4964. If the money is right I will pass on my knowledge and be on my merry way.
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  4965. Sick!!
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  4966. Should do a video on the Airbus A220
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  4967. Business and first make much more money per sq meter than economy. Likely such a plane would be first, business and economy premium only. Not low cost
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  4968. They should put raptor engine on shuttle booster.
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  4969. Awesome, another Avro Arrow story... Want the TSR-2 enough?
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  4970. Hi there I'm the guy who spends too much Time studying WW2 aviation the Me-262 or Messerschmitt Me-262 can be also called the Sturmvogel for the fighter bomber variant and  Schwalbe for fighter variant
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  4971. Well you're right, I've never heard of these things. Interesting though, great content as always 👏
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  4972. great work, man.
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  4973. What about the A340neo A quad jet Neo✌
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  4974. Airbus doesn't have any electric plane as Boeing 787?
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  4975. I think Michael O'Leary saw your video, as today was announced that Ryanair will partner with Antonov on the development of the 2nd 225 to carry 1000 passengers AND acquiring a Buran to piggy back also carrying passengers to a total of 1700 passengers!!! Seriously doubt it... Make a video of that! Here's what I read.... https://www.aerotime.aero/27588-ryanair-to-build-2nd-antonov-an-225-mriya
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  4976. It's only a matter of time before we've built 10s of these crafts.
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  4977. halloo ..WESTREN how are today...?2020..lol..now ASIA economy power full
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  4978. I'll probably wait and see for a couple of years
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  4979. tl:dr The upshot here is this Tech pre-dates the Ericsson Screw. Had it been discovered beforehand this Chain Drive system would have never existed at all!
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  4980. "Flying through the air with its propellers moving at supersonic speeds [...]." Republic XF-84H "Thunderscreech" has entered chat
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  4981. i thought at first the thumbnail looks just like a normal clickbait - how dare I
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  4982. It’s simple really. People and airlines just prefer the twin engine aircraft for short and long distance. Mainly because they are much mor fuel efficient, they cost less to operate, and they are lighter to lift off the ground. Even though we live the 747’s and A380’s there just so expensive to fly, they are not as fuel efficient as other airliners, and they need extra space to takeoff and land.
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  4983. the chonkplane
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  4984. New Englander here. Is there a significant difference beyond spelling (in which case UK English is superior)? I know that a decent bit of vocabulary is different, but I assume most English speakers will understand without difficulty either way. Can't wait to see this channel blow up. Glad the algorithm directed me to you.
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  4985. I though propeller moving at supersonic speed results in very loud noise and loss of efficiency?
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  4986. 767 in a nut shell
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  4987. Who would of imagined a private a380
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  4988. 《The 6th day》 Helicopter was real 😄
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  4989. Merrill Lynch!? Seriously???? đŸ€Šâ€â™‚ïž
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  4990. Just a couple minutes into the video, but did I understand that correctly? The anti-air weapons the interceptors were armed with, to shoot down USSR nuclear bombers, were themselves nuclear? Nuking nuclear bombers out of the arctic sky? Scifi movies, why are you not this awesome???
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  4991. ......oh, and you can't fly overland at supersonic speed. That's why Concorde didn't sell. Richard has known this fact since the 70s. Fool.
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  4992. Woooooooo coool!!!! :0
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  4993. A380-1000,A380 neo
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  4994. I'm fairly sure the props were contrarotating so that it could supposedly counteract induced drag from wingtip vortices.
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  4995. At approximately 24000 miles away the Earth would look way smaller than this presentation.
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  4996. They have no way potential capacity to compete with Boeing nor airbus, they are a bit player.
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  4997. just put the luggage in a cylindrical container on the plane, the way the Buran would be.
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  4998. Fortune cookie... Not race related... Good thing this isn't about a black company.
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  4999. I wish someone would make a model kit of this.
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  5000. Airlines are just wanting bankruptcy if they purchase a plane like this
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  5001. 40KPH is very fast at the time
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  5002. You must have read my presentation “The Future of Very Large Air Transport Vehicles” for the 'NASA Transportation Beyond 2000 Conference' held in 1996. This was a study to see what the upper bound of size would be on a VLA. Our later studies on a 600 passenger box-wing aircraft are even more interesting.
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  5003. Label error at 1:36
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  5004. randomly found this video on recommended, the quality of the video and the explanation you given enlightened me. you deserved more recognition by this kind of effort you put into.
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  5005. 0:30 "Nuclear powered, with a crew of 6." Are you f'g insane? No atomic pile, let alone generator could be crewed by only 2 men per shift, with a 3rd man piloting the craft. Also, 6:45 just because you use a tiny forklift to move something, doesn't mean that it "requires a forklift just to move it." I could put a soda can on a pallet and then claim that it is so voluminous that it required a forklift. Or float it in the water and claim "so enormous that we had to transport it via water."
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  5006. Fantastic animation as always! When I read about these plans to bomb New York, I can’t help but consider how ironic it is that it’s now being destroyed by it’s own leaders.
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  5007. That would have been hella loud
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  5008. Yellow submarine
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  5009. First American flying wing (Germany built the first one
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  5010. I reckon the narrator is an Australian. Lovely 🙂
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  5011. Well, this excellent commentary could come from New Zealand too. I honestly cannot distinguish their way of speech. Sorry about that 🙂 I love them both so much.
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  5012. I am aware of the fact that Australia and New Zealand want Finland. We love each other. Easy. I wish similar kindness toward the Swedish. Their Vikings were violent, at first, I admit that. But we kind of tamed them. They are resourceful. I am in love with them 🙂 Well, it is up to you. Those aircraft are something of future technology. Absolutely fantastic!
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  5013. Great
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  5014. Good
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  5015. Fabulous
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  5016. Amazing
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  5017. Good
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  5018. Notice the wing going across the top of the plane at 2:15. Does that look suspect to anyone? Now does it look these people are really serious with these concepts?
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  5019. When Boeing announced the Sonic Cruiser, I immediatly thought that it was a fake project. Who would care to gain a few minutes at extra cost on a long haul fllght, considering the increasing time lost on boarding ! I wasn't wrong, as the project was quickly dropped !
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  5020. The ads in this video are killing me😭
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  5021. Stolen right out of Nasa's/Boeing's test series.
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  5022. Boeing is too infested with MD executives and GE Board level bean counters. All imagination and will to actually innovate is gone. They already turned their back on the 797 and they wouldn't spend the money to develop a new 737.
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  5023. Honestly I feel like a Delta international A380 hub at Atlanta could have worked
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  5024. Am I the only one who noticed the Catapult hook didn't come off the nosewheel? Lol
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  5025. They had every intention of replacing it, yet the U-2 dragon lady is still flying today.
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  5026. We will never see meria fly now it's just history
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  5027. Anatov Mirya?
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  5028. I love American Airlines new livery
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  5029. this guy is british mustard
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  5030. Real life star destroyer
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  5031. good
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  5032. nothing better than waking up in the moring and seeing that you posted 1 min ago
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  5033. The A380-F was a great idea in principle but the F ended up standing for Failure or it could also stand for F@%ked!
    1
  5034. It’s Saturn five ie the Roman numeral V
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  5035. if this technology worked, it would be used today
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  5036. I think you should get off of YouTube all together due to the censorship and the facists who own and control the company. There are alternatives.
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  5037. Are you going to release a future Airbus fleet too?
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  5038. 732nd viewer and 9th commenter
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  5039. @Found And Explained what is that song at the very beginning of the video? I hear it in a lot of clogs.
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  5040. Look..didn't anyone in virus land realize they were cloning an old MD80? The Chinese couldn't give this garbage away let alone sell it.
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  5041. Google for a cutaway drawing of a B-52 and see how little space is available in the fuselage, then check the dimensions of its width and height. If you'd done those things before wasting your time and the time of everyone who wasted nine minutes of their life, 639,001 people would have done things infinitely more useful. What's next? A video about how an M1 Abrams could be used to deliver pizza? Or how an aircraft carrier could be turned into the next Staten Island ferry?
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  5042. At least he did more than just live off the public trough for 47 years like Biden. It's easier to just never attempt anything
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  5043. Well, I wasent lying when I said I was watching 2 of your videos.
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  5044. Hello
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  5045. So in 2075 roughly it will be finished đŸ€ŁđŸ˜‚
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  5046. People who place ace combat:hey I’ve seen this one before
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  5047. Great video dude you have grown alot since i last said
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  5048. A350neo: unsure about this. The A350 already quite advanced. The upgrade must by large enough to be worth it. Otherwise, a few tweaks to the A350 might suffice. New large narrowbody: This has been a pain point in the market since the retirement of the 757. This is why the A321neo is so popular nowadays, but the A321neo is insufficient. Hydrogen turboprop: Wait and see how the R&D comes out. A330neo stretch for regional: It's a cheap 787-10. Why not.
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  5049. Make detailed video about J-10.
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  5050. 8000kmh min21:10 you messed up
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  5051. 36,000 is nearly a half a MILLION!!!
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  5052. Cant wait for it!
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  5053. seeing a fedex a380 in the real world would be crazy
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  5054. THE BIGGEST AIRCRAFT ! never build...
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  5055. are they sold on aliexpress?
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  5056. It’s called a premiere lol
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  5057. It's a live premier so you can chat with the creator.
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  5058. Why does a Nazi bomber look the same as our American bomber that we’ve been using for the past 25 years?
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  5059. FYI: Bombardier is pronounced in the French manner as it is a French Canadian company.
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  5060. found and explained and mustard are rivals
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  5061. Lovely. !!
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  5062. It was a deathtrap.
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  5063. There is one at the Whitehorse Yukon canada airport right out front
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  5064. C'est du cinĂ©ma..!!!😐
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  5065. Can you do a deep dive into three lifting surface planes?
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  5066. Humor me for a second. Do you ever feel like nations are ran by Aliens after WW2? Idk after the atomic bombs was dropped on Japan the world changed. Hard. I think Aliens felt that and ran here to control world order. That's just my theory.đŸ€·đŸœâ€â™‚
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  5067. A concept that never got off the ground. Or should I say water There is millions more square feet of runways for them than on land. Very practible
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  5068. Isn’t this from ace combatđŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł
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  5069. Lots of speculation and aviation ignorance
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  5070. First class or no class,
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  5071. Yellow submarine
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  5072. Someone drinked too much Martini when designed this.
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  5073.  @FoundAndExplained  I like you work on aerospace because i thought you channel only focused on aerospace unless you source(aerospace review) information is getting exhausted
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  5074. Amazing video. But not Sharkov and Sharkovchanka, but Harkov and Harkovchanka
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  5075.  @FoundAndExplained  welcome
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  5076.  @FoundAndExplained  the one thing I liked is you have so many subscribers and still heart and reply a comment
    1
  5077. if the md 11 would be the a380 it honestly looks like the a380 plane singapore uses
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  5078. I have 2 recomendations i hope its not a problem if both of them are Wunderwaffe planes, and they are: Triebflugel and the Ta-183 Huckebien. Btw love your videos❀
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  5079. This was fun. Now do a passenger version of the B-2 bomber.
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  5080. Also the beluga is not pressurised in the main cargo cabin
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  5081. i was expecting tactic: yes this normal plane its just fly there, yes its normal.
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  5082. starship but 60 years earlier
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  5083. Really learned something here! Never heard about this before.
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  5084. Great video and nice channel. Just came up in my feed as a suggestion, have now subscribed. Wasn’t there a McDonnell Douglas version of the A380 that never got off the drawing board as well? Maybe do video on that too.
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  5085. Hi
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  5086. On a giant delta clipper
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  5087. Its not L1 O 11. Its the L ten eleven. The L1011 was a great airplane. It has the best flight computer at the time. It had the smoothest CAT III autoland capability of any aircraft at the time. The problem with the L1011 was that there was not enough market for three engine tri jet. Dc10 and L1011 was too much a like that they both didn't sell as many as they should have.
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  5088. Your 1k Subscriber... Congratulations Man..! Your So Good.. Deserved It Man
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  5089. Boeing 737 MAX AKA The Lawn Dart
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  5090. Yay, a Philippine Airlines Livery on a found & explained video!
    1
  5091. md11+b747
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  5092. 2:07 Se parece al aviĂłn de pasajeros Fireflash de impulsĂł atĂłmico de Thunderbirds (serie de televisiĂłn).
    1
  5093. Shinkansen
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  5094. The way he says Bombardier makes me sad.
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  5095. Love it!
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  5096. Very well done.
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  5097. But...will it ever be built????
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  5098. Loved this change of pace. Though I like fallout so kinda the target audience.
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  5099. As a teen I already saw all the flaws with this plane and knew it would never fly
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  5100. Such an aircraft is designed for hub and spoke. People want point to point. :)
    1
  5101. Imagine invading a country with 1150 soldiers
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  5102. Video idea: how many ge9x's does it take to lift an an-225?
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  5103. great video!!
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  5104. A comment to feed the algorithm
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  5105. If the answer is 'you can't because it would weigh too much' then I have watched too much of this channel XD
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  5106. It was! Still so enjoyable! ❀
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  5107. People will dies in this
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  5108. Yes but the original 707s were still used till 2001 and given the name air force one when the president used them.
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  5109. Its interesting how postwar the Japanese are probably some of they best, and if reliability is a factor then probably just the best small mass production engine designers, but in WWII it was like the one thing that ruined so many promising programs, not just this but all the larger more modern Fighter stuff. Ki-84 and N1K both were amazing aircraft but maintenance and reliability killed both if i recall correctly. There was also that insane Ki-44 (mk iii or something) with a Ki-84 like or related engine that would of been batcrap insane if it ever could of gone anywhere, power to weight closer to that of a modern race aircraft then most anything from WWII but alas such crazy ideas only live on in old declassified papers. I know you do mostly larger more novel projects, but would be cool to see a video about such aircraft so long as the performance metrics can be quantified in a way to make it interesting to the audience, i'd love that if it ever happened. At the end of WWII there were so prop based superplanes that never got to see the light of day, but in some cases they got built.
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  5110. 5 minutes in and a second ad break. Not wasting my time, which is a shame, because I enjoy your videos.
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  5111. God this channel is basic. They designed and built a sub-par F-16A. That's all it ever was. To fanboiz with head injuries and other War Thunder player, Lavi will always be 'bEsT FyTeR EvA!1!1!11!!!!' Seriously though, this channel makes Simple English Wikipedia sound like upper echelon academia.
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  5112. This is stupid... I guess that's the charm
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  5113. All ok nothing are wrong - superb - except except the at the back landing gear had no stabality ...... l understood those were the day a lot of competent ..... but still ok ......
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  5114. For gliding trust ok on air - upgrade to accurate ok .
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  5115. Animations keep getting better but i need some more butter with them landings, when your animated aircraft land it looks bumpy ash heck xD your making the passages all sick xD, but for real keep up the great work!
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  5116.  @FoundAndExplained  omg xD micro burst are real in the animation world too lol
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  5117. Great video, hope you make more like it
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  5118. the A318 is old they need to rest new planes such as the A220 Are new and more modern so I kinda disagree
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  5119. I Hope you're next video will be about B-21 Raider,I would definitely watch it
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  5120. But ehy they replaced Airbus with lockheed martin
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  5121. super
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  5122. tbh I love the idea of having vertical bunks instead of normal seats, all they'd really have to do is make sure there's enough space that people wouldn't get claustrophobic and they have the potential to make a very comfortable area without changing the current capacity of a lot of planes
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  5123. The backcountry skiing potential for this thing boggles the mind.
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  5124. Lame Why do you need stealth ship When you have Submarine.😂😂😂
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  5125. tbh isn't Japan economically declining much faster than the UK due to its massive population decrease?
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  5126. small a321??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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  5127. What airline do you fly?
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  5128. Propfans are very noisy, the only way they would work is in the rear like the 7J7. On the 747 they could keep two turbofans on the wings and two propfans in the tail, using all four for takeoff and landing, and only the propfans for cruise.
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  5129. Congrats on the almost 700k subs, my dude
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  5130. Boeing 747: I'm the biggest aircraft on this world CL-1201/CL-1202/CL-1203: Bruh x3
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  5131. Antanov A380
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  5132. You cant land belly up bc the engines are gonna scrape HARD
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  5133. LOL gotta love Branson. Nerve
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  5134. I waited till tomorrow they don’t have these seats yet :(
    1
  5135. What’s next? A space train?
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  5136. The future is single deck aircraft
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  5137. I enjoy your videos so much
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  5138. What about nuclear normal cargo boats? We will probably get to it one of these days no?
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  5139. I already have an ipad, can appfly?
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  5140. The smaller A220-100 is the base version while the larger A220-300 is a stretch.
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  5141. The fact that the F-82 Twin Mustang went from Hawaii to New York at full tank. Amazing that it could do it
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  5142. The British government at the time did enough on it's own to kill off this and other projects as well as closing down more than half the British aircraft industry. We still have a bunch of fools in charge.
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  5143. It would be expecially good if you said “wistfully” 😞
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  5144. I'm one of 6% that is subscribed!
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  5145. Seeing the real clouds rather then seeing a screen
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  5146. If you run out of fuel Oh wait you don’t 😂
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  5147. Are you not aware that the entire engineering world uses metric and so does the entire world use metric except for a couple of insignificant countries?
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  5148. Amazing render animation. What software did you use?
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  5149. I work on the engines for the NEO A320/220 and they are both much more than just a little better... And did anyone notice the 737 fuselage is basically the 727? Even the landing gear which is why newer engines models had to put the gearbox on the sides making the intakes have the odd shape?
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  5150. You need to really fix your pronunciation.
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  5151. 10:26 why is an object 279 there?
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  5152. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonnell_XF-85_Goblin Old idea, didn't work.
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  5153. bruh easyjet aint gonna be so easy anymore
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  5154. Basically a big slow target...think of a pendulum/swinging log trap hitting it or a RPG round... hidden spring cables... or simply tarp and jungle debris covered holes in the ground.....You Know....Its.Vietnam...the Big "Booby Trap Carnival"
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  5155. nice video, the reverb in the voiceover spoilt my experience.
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  5156. IT STILL ONLY COUNTS AS ONE!
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  5157. 4 th
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  5158.  @FoundAndExplained  please do more unbuilt plane concepts, I love the channel Mustard, but he doesn’t upload quick enough.
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  5159. very nice video !
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  5160. Imagine if Lockheed as a competitor of manufacturer aircrafts would have outpaced both Boeing and Airbus. With innovations and creative freedom it would have been not only the safest aircraft but the designs that would have symbolized a forward view of the future of flight.
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  5161. when there are no resources linked...
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  5162. Its a very cool plane, but it would only be propaganda, and it would be useless in combat due to its size
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  5163. Looks cool, but putting a nuclear fission plant onto an aircraft not such a good idea
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  5164. Honestly, if I ever had the money or the resources, I would start up an aircraft manufacturing company to build concept aircraft that the larger manufacturers scrapped. I would probably only build one of each model, but one is enough to show what these planes would be like in our modern world. I would build a specialised aerodrome which would double as a museum. For the passenger aircraft, (like the SST 2707) I would sell tickets on demonstration flights to give modern aviation enthusiasts the experience of that style of travel.
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  5165. Design different though .. and engine be could have been used for a smaller aircraft
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  5166. How is this the first jet aircraft in the iron curtain, 'even before USSR". UMMM, the MiG-15 was first flown on 30 December 1947. Kinda missing some research there.
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  5167. Need to make such aircraft that can handle the no of passenger equal to titanic. If present airport looks small than Sea runway and terminal is the best option.
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  5168. um early?
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  5169. (-0:59) Do it!
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  5170. All I hear is 737 and saving money. What the hell is up with keeping the 737 model and expanding it. Boeing could've alleviated this problem by bringing back the 757 or build an airplane that is the replacement, but because of cost, they didn't wanna do it. The A321 is NOT a replacement of the 75, it another case of cutting corners because of cost. Supposedly the 797 was/is suppose a replacement for the 757.
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  5171. In my Opinion you do not need do at all any reconesamce this way
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  5172. That is the only imagination not really. Most of the people do not know how difficult to build the aircraft. It is the most difficult technology jets r cosntist of more than 100000 particles so it not an easy technology.
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  5173. Unfortunately they move from designing and building planes to speculation and gimmicks to increase their stock values and bonuses for the upper management. Making good planes be damned
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  5174. The models you use are great, but you need to improve your smoke/particle simulations bro haha it kind of breaks the deal
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  5175. Great vid! Commenting to help out with the algo.
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  5176. Very cool channel. You have earned a sub from me sir!
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  5177. Now if only they could build more than 10 of them
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  5178. :D real innovation, patented seat 2+3+2 row.... :D
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  5179. there not a terrible idea this you and others that are not think out of the box
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  5180. i hope boeing comes up with a triple decker
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  5181. Baby steps. Just like with original air travel those with means pay the higher prices, funding and incentivizing research and development to lower manufacturing and maintenance costs, passing the savings down to lower ticket prices and more volume. Eventually faster travel for us, bigger profits in the long run for the companies.
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  5182. Airbus be like well if ur not we will 747x nah a 380
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  5183. If you don't like the content of the video, that's fine, but downvoting this video just because it talks about China hurts me - a friendly Australian :). So please don't vote down unless you really mean to downvote me.
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  5184. How about a video on the Primeria Air fiasco...
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  5185. i like plane
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  5186. The future of airlines most likely is whatever has the lowest short term costs for the highest short term gains. I personally would like it to go in the direction of very efficient supersonic aircraft of a fairly decent size (seating capacity comparable to the a330). Obviously the technology would improve well past today's technology if Aviation went down this route.
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  5187. Wow. What a video!! Waiting for more videos as you have said in this video.
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  5188. They were kinda right. Financially it was a failure, and sales wise as well
    1
  5189. Was this supposed to be a reminder of the movie “The Thing.” Because it did.
    1
  5190. How much tix...?
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  5191. I like to write and I was looking for some cool ideas for planes, I stumbled upon F&E, best channel I’ve discovered in the last 6 months
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  5192. How is it insane? Seems like a cool idea.
    1
  5193. if that thing were to be build a youtube tour video could take 4 hours to watch
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  5194. ​ @FoundAndExplained  the quality never fell down, the water physics are amazing, keep doing what you do best F&E.
    1
  5195. hypersonic in video game?
    1
  5196. What About The Md-12 The 2 Decker
    1
  5197. I have to seriously question the idea of built-in escalators. Those things are very heavy and even if designed for use in an aircraft they will still be heavy and a maintenence headache.
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  5198.  Chris Soo  like ur are not with that statement? It's not my fault "Made in China" is not a badge of Quality now is it?
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  5199. These flying aircraft carriers, are easy targets, and should not be built, but on the other hand a giant ekranoplane aircraft carrier, flying under the radar close to the ground, getting fighter squadrons where they need to be quickly, now that would be something. Perhaps that is why the Russians and the Chinese are looking into these.
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  5200. Will you make a Video about airberlin?
    1
  5201. i think they have three decks doe idk
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  5202. 1000 passangers going to die
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  5203. Âżson necesarios 6 motores?. ÂżNo seria mas viable con 4 motores mas potentes?. Si va a transportar pasajeros y carga comun, no maquinaria pesada como el Antonov 225.
    1
  5204. There like fallout 4 plane
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  5205. Why is this sponsored by Adam and Eve?
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  5206. i love this channel so much and his voice is cooool
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  5207. Interesting video if you can make it through all the commercials. Seems like every minute or two time for a commercial. Won’t watch anything else from this content provider
    1
  5208. 7107
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  5209.  @FoundAndExplained  The A400 already exists, it's a military cargo plane
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  5210.  @FoundAndExplained  They could always go a310,11 etc and do that for all their aircraft of the fut
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  5211. This is the ridiculous thing ever.. it’s hilarious lol. No runways big enough ? Don’t worry, our flying Chrysler building is now a VTOL thanks to 54.. Yes five four 747 jet engines.
    1
  5212. Ummmm I think the Philippine livery on a 747 is not a thing anymore
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  5213. I think you meant so say 320 tonnes are 705 thousand pounds
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  5214. I have flown from Australia to Europe several times on A380s, with refuelling in either Dubai with Emirates or Singapore with Singapore Airlines. It is quieter and more comfortable than a 747 by far. I think it is more the case that all US Airlines are basically airborne Greyhound coaches, the worst flight I ever had was on a United Airlines 747. I’ve never flown internally in the US and if anything that sounds worse. The other factor you are not considering is parochialism, the US Airlines will buy more Boeing despite the fact that they have serious manufacturing problems with the 787 Dreamliner and serious software problems with the 737 MAX. It is almost at a point where I wish Airlines would offer an Airbus booking option with tickets, along with more leg space and the other extras. Boeing at this point is the GM of the skies.
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  5215. I guess no one believes in koreect spelling anymore
.
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  5216. From india
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  5217. Russian engineering
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  5218. Scramjets are not new! Just saying!
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  5219. this is cool
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  5220. Quick question: Do you really go back in time for those aircraft footage?
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  5221. Wasn't the A2000 a concept by a german company called DASA?
    1
  5222. Indigo can purchase second hand upgraded full economy confriguration A380 with 850 passengers by breaking the railway passengers capacity.
    1
  5223. Nice
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  5224. The eye witness account is pretty suspect.....
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  5225. Yeah that makes a lot more sense.
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  5226. Love his work on aerospace projects!
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  5227. No, one of the requirements is at least 3 engines
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  5228. The us government won't use an airbus aircraft unless it's made in the us
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  5229.  @woodduck2178  yeah and they don’t make widebodies in the US
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  5230. airbus for an American president no way
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  5231. The goverment dont need a high speed spy planer beacuse they have satalites if they do have this craft would be for strike capabilaties.
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  5232. Puting sponsor in the center of your video is quite eratating man
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  5233. I doubt we’ll see much of anything new out of the aviation industry for a very long time to come. Covid-19 has darn near killed the travel industry. Airlines are laying off workers faster than most any other industry in the world. Top tourist destinations are doing everything possible just to avoid bankruptcy, but it’s not looking good. Boeing it’s self will be lucky if it can manage to avoid bankruptcy court too. Right now airline companies appear to be slimming down to a bare bone working capacity. That means massive layoffs! The cruise ship industry is selling off large fleets of ships at very low prices just to cut overhead as much as possible in order to save a once thriving industry(if they can). With all of these airlines, tourists, and cruise ship industries making such massive budget cuts, I believe it’s pushing the world into a global economic depression the likes of which the world hasn’t seen in over a hundred years. I highly recommend everyone stalk up and save up on all of your basic living supplies, because it’s about to get really bad financially. If you don’t believe me, just stick around, because time will no doubt be teaching you a very hard lesson! Oh, and you’ll also wanna repent and surrender to Jesus as quickly as possible, because the rapture of the true church is extremely close! If you’re not born again, you’ll be left behind in what can only be described as “Hell on Earth”!
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  5234. 5:50 Love how they modeled luggage falling out for no reason at all xD when they ripped the cap back on that bad boy.
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  5235. Man looks like The Rock
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  5236. If you didn’t use Star Trek spaceships as scale we could have gotten a better idea. I’ve never watched Star Trek so I have no idea how big that fictional space ship is.
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  5237. Then those would require bigger engine such Trent-97 / GE9X or more with 4x Trent-7000 and larger wings & wingtips đŸ›«đŸ€“
    1
  5238. Shrink ray. Problem solved.
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  5239. And I thought Saab only made Moose-Proof cars
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  5240. yeah that concored video is the first vid i watched
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  5241. "phone screen"? There are people watching videos in their phone? Lol
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  5242. Been working at the Mobile Airbus FAL for over a year now, if you have any questions about the A220 or A320: message me.
    1
  5243. Yes...it does exist.
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  5244. ...I'm calling NASA, this being true you would be getting by US mail, a tiny little bottle of vanilla extract as a prize đŸ‘œ
    1
  5245. đŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł
    1
  5246. Anyone get ace combat 7 vibes?!
    1
  5247. Geez you make some great videos. Well narrated and the CGI are very well done!
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  5248.  @FoundAndExplained  good! Working up in Darwin at the moment getting sunburnt and chasing crocs.
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  5249. Animations are incredible in this video
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  5250. The Dreamlifter is bigger. Do they still build them?
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  5251. Canadian F-14?!
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  5252.  @FoundAndExplained  That's exactly what I meant.
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  5253.  @FoundAndExplained  I do agree but I forgot to mention one thing, what if the propellers were powered by electric motors.
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  5254. 3-decked planes never existed, fun fact.
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  5255. Perhaps not
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  5256. hi
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  5257. 24 Engines? 4-6 is the limit for any aircraft. Otherwise the maintenance cost/time/manpower and the reliability would be insane. Maybe once we have the ability to make electric versions of such aircraft we will see 10+ engine aircraft become a reality. But until then I hope to see more of these crazy ideas.
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  5258. i watched the whole video and it did not crash. not a good copy of the 737
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  5259. I’m really confused why you or your team isn’t bigger. I mean you’re basically more Mustard.
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  5260. So you the age old solution to insterstellar travel is
. By farting nukes ?
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  5261. they really need to bring this plane back or at least a variant of it because this plane still has use in today's world because stealth is not everything as more and more countries figure it out they will need something else and speed is still a great resource in your inventory. I just think their banking on one resource and that's stealth and being able to reach an opponent far off . what happens if the fight ends up where fighters are face to face . but you built your fighter as long distance and stealthy style plane what are you going to use for offense or defensive in a close in battle. I think their banking on no more dogfights and thinking their going to be a thing of the past but your enemies are still making dogfighting planes that can be both stealthy but still be able to dogfight this will put those fighter planes in a huge disadvantage. so I hope people are thinking about this when their building these awsome planes
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  5262. The US had a similar design at the same time and the air superiority to make it work
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  5263. The four horsemen of the chad quality over quantity: Found and explained, Mustard, Yarnhub and (put your known channel here).
    1
  5264. You pronounce names weirdly. Ilyushin is pronounced like Eelyushin Junkers isn't pronounced like junk, but Yunkers Messerschmidt is not messermitch Anyways, great videos, like Mustard, but better and more often!
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  5265.  @FoundAndExplained  huh, I did not expect a video on the A-9/A-10 would come without suggestions.
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  5266. Elon Musk! Love him!
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  5267. Just had a quick look on yt propositions and saw "boeing 7m7" and i had a thought that its actually good rename for maxes :D
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  5268. I don’t think their would be first class, or that many, cause airliners don’t make that much money from it.
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  5269. De-Hav-iland
 not whatever jumbled version you pronounced. Great video though.
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  5270. No patreon list! Hail Nick!
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  5271. 100% of comments are about ace combat
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  5272. Finally, the top 1% of luxury goes IRL
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  5273. đŸ€ŁHe made the most unflattering renders of the X32 possible. đŸŽ¶Rubber Duckie, you’re the one..đŸŽ¶đŸ˜‰
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  5274. The Belka are doing it again
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  5275. Even if physics was on your side, the airlines wouldn't be. The 777X is even struggling for customers, and it's smaller than both the A380, and 747.
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  5276. Can we get an episode on the v22 osprey?
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  5277. Ryanair - please take note - many of your customers would love a spacious layout and a slower flight. M0.5 at 10,000 m (450 kmh) is fast enough for most leisure travellers in Europe. It is 50% tham the best HSR services, and the same speed as we should see from Maglev in spacious countries.
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  5278. They take too long to board. I hate it when I get stuck on one.
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  5279. 9:12 I'm 100% sure that the 747 had JT9D high-bypass turbofans but ok...
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  5280. My granpapi was on that ship
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  5281. It’s only a dream for the moment. One of the main problem would be like for Concorde the noise generated by the plane to reach its Mach 3 speed. I remember the battle to land Concord to
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  5282. The awacs right prop was spinning backwards.
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  5283. Bravo China
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  5284. I would say this channel has great contwnt but I am a bit biased because it is Probably my favorite channel
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  5285. He misspronounces some words due to his aussie accent. Some facts arent straight too. Id give it a B... the channel.
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  5286. You wont regret it, trust me
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  5287. that thing is an abomination
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  5288. Fantastic video my friend Bravo!!!
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  5289. Big Chungus Aeroplane
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  5290. Noice
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  5291. Thats jest ugly im glad it never flew
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  5292.  @jaffacalling53  Thanks! Yeah that would've been a good middle ground for non-private jet! G700 btw just finished its test flight and managed to clock in at Mach .99!
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  5293. U had me until that president gore nonsense Now I'm overcome with nausea And captain planet flashbacks
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  5294. Your videos are really good effort. Keep it up!
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  5295. Amazing as always
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  5296. A fascinating video! Cheers!
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  5297. Flying a bazillion gallons of oil ANYWHERE...recipe for disaster......
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  5298. Same technology as the 787 eh? No thx.
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  5299. 1.2 Million views in 4 days đŸ€Ż
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  5300. The only reason I didint skip the add because it was about aviation 😂
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  5301. Gigga, not jigga
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  5302. Thank you for uploading. I had the chance to view a rocket launch in 2018. Incredible experience. I uploaded a pretty fun video of the journey to my page.
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  5303. éƒœèż™æ ·äș†ïŒŒäžș什äčˆäžćŒ„æˆéŁžçżŒçš„ïŒŸ
    1
  5304. This is such an underrated channel, I’m glad I found it. Great videos!
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  5305. even with all your errors thnks
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  5306. Thanks jared
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  5307. this channel will get 100k easy 😍
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  5308. The beginning of ww3 has began.
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  5309. Hopefully this one doesn't have to land by using nosedive technology like the Max one.
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  5310. The arj-21 is basically just a MD-9
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  5311. So even starship earth to earth transport idea is old
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  5312. Promising indeed🍀
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  5313. Good video as usual 😎
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  5314. 7)hcf
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  5315. So whos going to order a Beluga xl as a privet jet
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  5316. how does a submarine "invade" a continent? Idiotic title
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  5317. "Quad Jets are a dying breed. You know what the world wants? Octo Jets."- Boeing circa 2023 Jokes aside though, this is an interesting thing to ponder.
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  5318.  @FoundAndExplained  It would he super cool! But now adays I don't see it happening. At least I got to ride on the 747 in it's day!
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  5319. 404? That's ironic
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  5320. This is what should've happened instead of them being destroyed in the Soviet-US nuclear treaties. What a waste of Industrial Production... Not to mention, it would've been a 'national symbol' surpassing Concorde.
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  5321. Ah yes, the battle between found and explained and mustard.
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  5322. Impressive. Eager 4 the next chapter.
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  5323. Huh
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  5324. I hope it works out.
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  5325. Please stop upgrading the 737. It already a Franken Plane. The 7M7 should be built from a completely new design.
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  5326. oh and btw, a 2-3-2 configuration is not unique have you ever heard of the Boeing 767?
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  5327. Sweet face reveal
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  5328. Love the name
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  5329. US:-buy boeing and we will do adjustment all airport for jumbo jet..lol..
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  5330. Lockheed will return one glorious day!
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  5331. if pancakes can fly do a destroreyer tht flay or a plate
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  5332. Just don’t flush the toilet in one of these. If a flight attendant happens to start the toast at the same time...BOOM! Chi-com quality control leaves a lot to be desired. How many things have you got from China that you still enjoy to use because of it lasting quality? Products from any communistic/socialistic country that are built by indifferent, poorly paid factory workers don’t put pride in their workmanship because the state provides all things they need to sustain life. They really don’t even have to get up in the morning to head off to work. What for? Therefore, you will not see me board one of these machines. Period!
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  5333. 2083 miles not 283
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  5334. How come Russia is notorious for making bad tech when it comes to everything except submarines
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  5335. You should pronounce the ch the way you pronounce the h when you whisper hihihihi
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  5336. Bruh this channel is so awesome deserves more subs
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  5337. Wow, Found And Explained You watch Discovered and Told and steal its ideas.
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  5338. oh come on. the Americans are not going to buy a European Jumbo that could rival their 747 and probably bit of US dollars slipped into peoples pockets to ensure so. just look at 1967 when British Airways flew a Concorde into USA...they stage managed protesters outside the airfield,,'this abonimation of sound' i emember a protester saying on T.V..at same time the ground was thundering with rockets from florida going to the moon and they all applauded and cheered, get real!
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  5339. 7:53 There is an error only the lower cone part would separate return the top cylinder part basically the Shuttle ET would have continued with the orbiter as it's needed to fuel the shuttle main engines. The orbiter only carriers fuel for the two smaller OMS engines internally. The SSME also would have been ground lite as well.
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  5340. Rq180 was gifted to Iran by the treasonous rat Obama! Remember??? Excuse was it was hacked? If you know ANYTHING about it’s encryption, that it’s impossible to take over smoothly, redirect and land! The pile of filth gifted it to them! Wake up (Not directed at channel but anyone that believes the propaganda)
    1
  5341. If KSP designed a plane
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  5342. I Iike the ideas of super sonic airforceone ,but make it bigger.
    1
  5343. This was a great video and the plane is certainly interesting. It is however about the dumbest looking thing possible. Any ice coming off this plane would be guaranteed to be ingested in an engine.
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  5344. Failed ?? You jocke?
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  5345. Really does rip yer Knittin when the " Navy Cancels " a Project , all that Taxpayer money and sadly four deaths ( you have to break eggs etc ) an they go an put a pen through it , it could still have had a Maritime use surely ?
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  5346. Safety first not priority
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  5347. ePiCnEsS oVeRlOaDeD
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  5348. ĐąŃƒĐżĐŸĐ»Đ”ĐČ ŃƒĐŒĐ”Đ”Ń‚ ŃĐŸĐ·ĐŽĐ°ĐČать ŃĐ°ĐŒĐŸĐ»Ń‘Ń‚Ń‹
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  5349. Cool yass xb35
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  5350. Thanks, I want pancakes đŸ„ž now.
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  5351. The 747 project is the best project ever done, it is the best plane, she looks great and there where so much prototypes of it
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  5352. They have been trying to get a civil aviation industry for years, but had major problems with creating a domestic engine due to flaws in engine loading details and structural issues. Strangely they approached GE who were all set to help them with the issue when Trump questioned whether it was a good idea or not?. Whatever global game is afoot, I believe they are getting there COMAC C919 after giving the world C19. Might as well, there economy and military plans are in full effect and booming. The PRC has allot to answer for, the Fat Cat Billionaire officials sit pretty in a "communist regime" taking global liberties and may have orchestrated the "end of days Covid chaos" to speed their ascent to being the number one unassailable Super Power. But no one dare press them too far on this because like Australia and Holland you get threatened. When people sit and read what happened while we self isolated and our economies died they will understand my concerns. Give these "fascists" nothing or suffer.
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  5353. Star Trek Online is cool to.
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  5354. sure
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  5355. Could you do a video on the possibility of a 757x or 767x?
    1
  5356. Just start at 4:40 and avoid all the adds. Why support a creator that spends half the video advertising?
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  5357. Excellent video, never heard about this plane! I can't wait for the supper flying wing! Thank you so much for making all this awesome videos!
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  5358. No worries, boeing is going down! The max disaster is a permanent stain and has to scrapped. No fear, Airbus is here!
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  5359. PZL - Polskie ZakƂady Lotnicze ( Polish Aerospace Manufacturer )
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  5360.  @FoundAndExplained  ohhhh. That explains why I haven’t seen it. I’ve been watching your channel for a while now but not for that long. Anyway, thanks for the reply.
    1
  5361. Luggage?
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  5362. I don’t trust my life with planes I prefer 1 deck
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  5363. Black Ops Ascension
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  5364. I'm glad you mentioned project Aurora.
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  5365. 12th
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  5366. They exist but you don’t know they exist!
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  5367. Old donald trump airlines?
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  5368. What a.joke...
    1
  5369. The tri-queen looks so cool, but seems like for the midterm trijets remain suitable for cargo or some specialty use.
    1
  5370. You should do a video on all the Hydra vehicles
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  5371. Which program do you recommend for designing and which for 3d modelling? Thankyou
    1
  5372. The Russians aren't rich enough to build fleets of these airplanes, so who cares what they come up with?
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  5373. eventually, these things will come. the world has been around for so little time compared to theoretical time which our world could have. i believe that everything that we are thinking today will come, just maybe not in our lifetimes.
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  5374. Boeing does not have the A322 in it's back pocket (8:35). I think you got Boeing and Airbus mixed up in that sentence.
    1
  5375. The train in ÂŽSnowpiercerÂŽ looks a bit too similar to the one shown in this 3D render
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  5376. ALASBUENAS pero que muy....te DA tiempo a echar una cabezadita???en fin APASALOBIEN TØS
    1
  5377. Check out World In The Clouds by Bob Buckley.
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  5378. A bit out dated but you should try the Guppy cargo plane
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  5379. I can't believe these people can make a video on a has been project and get all these people to speculate as if it's something happening right now.
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  5380. um... supersonic would fly too fast for radar? dunno about that... sounds so wrong lol
    1
  5381. Funny.. Pentagon looses a trillion dollars a year and we act this isn't a very real probability
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  5382. Have you done any flight simulator mods? Im sure youve been asked but this plane looks like a lot of fun to play with.
    1
  5383. its only a matter of time before one engine aircraft come to replace twin engines and then 0 engine planes will replace them
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  5384. I can't believe it didn't start for me I was in live chat waiting thinking it was russian lol
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  5385. 182 JT-9D's and main fan blades going mach 3.5 or 4 would make it one of the loudest non afterburning aircraft who knows what the main engines would sound like TF-39's only louder or the deep howl of a diesel locomotive turbo.
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  5386. 6:18 BEAUTIFUL!!
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  5387. As far as Iam concerned this is now the safest planes in the air. I would not hesitate a second to get on this plane...............
    1
  5388. But the Real question is how would the Jets Land?
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  5389. 2:52 I believe Mach 0.75 is NOT 8000km/hr
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  5390. Hello
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  5391. Pontoons is the word I would have gone with, but I think Nacelles is a better name for them.
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  5392. Hello😊
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  5393. * B777 * Me: I Prefer The Real Airplane * A380 * Me: I Said The Real Airplane * Deck 3 * Me: Perfection
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  5394. What do you use for your animations because they are so cool
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  5395. Umm... What's happening with the fans? 9:15
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  5396. I'd love to see this format used to show off the DeHavilland Mosquito!
    1
  5397. Saw a paper skies video. Decided not to listen. So, instead, listen to a video from FaE, featuring Paper Skies. How lovely.
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  5398.  @FoundAndExplained  Nooooooo!!!! I actually enjoyed hearing from Paper Skies in the episode. Brilliant work, by the way! I feel more knowledgeable about stuff that almost none of my friends know about.
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  5399. Its kinda look like an IL-76
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  5400. I Once flew with Us Airways ,and it was very similar to united and American. đŸ›©
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  5401. No way no how!
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  5402. Question: if you were an airline and could get on a list for delivery within reasonable time from Airbus would you still buy from Boeing, knowing that hey were going to move 787 production to the troubled SC factory?
    1
  5403. Sort your Internet out first it's been shite this past year.
    1
  5404. Who would win, one CL-1201 or one SAM battery?
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  5405. Why not make superplane with four GE90s?
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  5406. Thanks for the Video too.
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  5407. Definately try and learn how to pronounce french language words, you butcher some of them so badly they aren't understandable!
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  5408. Let's wake some giants
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  5409. sometimes feel that found and explained makes some of these designs on its own and creates a video of how the designs were never built...the designs being discussed are not the ones in common knowledge or the ones you would easily find about on the internet.
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  5410. Plane is Russian ,engine is PW, RR ???
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  5411. REMEMBER THE HINDENBURG - HYDROGEN IS FLAMMABLE.
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  5412. One day Airforceone will be a Comac jet
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  5413. Is it a bird? Is it an insect? No it's the Northrop Grumman big @ss flying wing!
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  5414. Airbus unveils concepts for hydrogen-powered zero emission planes The three concept planes will be powered by hydrogen rather than jet fuel, and could be carrying passengers by 2035. "The three concepts are each based on a different idea for how to achieve zero-emission flights and use different aerodynamic configurations for what the company said was its ambition of "decarbonising the entire aviation industry". The crucial power source for all of these planes, codenamed ZEROe (for zero emissions), is hydrogen as a clean aviation fuel." https://news.sky.com/
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  5415. @Found And Explained  that's awesome do you have a series or something
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  5416. The short squeeze on this company will be just like TSLA and any other disruptive stock on the market. People don't know how legit this company is, how its catered towards wealthy people to offer them the early adopter experience. People say this stock is trash, but their customers are extremely hyped for this and believe in this. Once they scale their business and every influencer will take this new hot instagram trip. Thats when you'll see this thing fly and if not, treat it as high risk / high reward and allocate 5% of your portfolio to minimise risk.
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  5417. What (the hell) that f-n Mig is doing in your animations? Are you Rooskies?
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  5418. Reminds me of Ring Raiders (go ahead, laugh).
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  5419. I remember hearing about these fan-jet things being "the future"... then never heard about it again.
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  5420. No doubt that some ugly plane designs have popped up from time to time. The later renderings of this plane look much better. It doesn't matter if you are top military brass or guy on the street if it doesn't look good it doesn't matter how well it works it just won't sell.
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  5421. Yeuuuuuhhhhh
    1
  5422. I don't know what happened to the train. But the wheels were used on Bigfoot 5.
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  5423. Kerbals have entered the chat...
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  5424. I wish this was a thing
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  5425. if you saw top secret plane it's not top secret.
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  5426. The 318 wasn't upgraded with newer engines because it is going to be replaced with the a220. The 319 fits in the spectrum right between the 220 and 320. You can jump off your high horse, airbus know much better what they are doing than a random YouTuber
    1
  5427. 3d model from Tim Samedov?
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  5428. You never got back to the second bla bla version 2 aircraft. You said you would get back to that later. :( And it's pronounced, "Giga", not "Jiga". Bruh
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  5429.  @FoundAndExplained  my apologies, I must have over looked it.
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  5430. Video suggestion, how about the new Chinese J-16D?
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  5431. Ryan air version would have 8 decks and no toilet 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 And only boards person with 125 cm tall
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  5432. Lol, that's extra!
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  5433. You lost me with James May - rubbish.
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  5434. Well, the little gain in time by increasing cruising speed from 900-950 km to 1050 , depending on winddirection, seems not a game changer. Especially, if tubes can do 500 km from a Paris terminal to a Berlin or London one, flying as such gets questioned. For thousands of kms, like NY to London, exceeding the Concorde speed sounds luring. Orbital flights, 20 to 40 minutes could give the CEOs and yuppies a new lifestyle. And at the trouble of much less pollution, believebly.
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  5435. Low cost would not choose a new B757 over A321XLR as the B757 higher takeoff weight cost more to run and in airports charges
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  5436. That's so cool👍
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  5437. Put this nuclear fuel in rockets
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  5438. I love your new intro
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  5439. They should make it incase of emergency
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  5440. Is this video sarcastic joke?
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  5441. ATOP
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  5442. I will stick with boeing
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  5443. This was new for me! And iÂŽm a Swedish airplane nerd!
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  5444. STOP LETTING ACCOUNTANTS DESIGN AIRPLANES!!!
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  5445. F@@@ me....son of Gleipnir đŸ˜ČđŸ˜ČđŸ˜Č
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  5446. Feet, miles, pounds, zees... what is this nonsense from an Australian? Otherwise good work
    1
  5447. It was probably cancelled because an incoming admiral had an argument with the admiral who wanted to build it so obviously it was a bad idea. Its always about politics and pride in these arguments.
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  5448. I think it was cancelled when they realised that the Polaris submarine knocked both it and (more importantly?) the Airforce’s B-52 out of the park when it came to strategic nuclear delivery. If it came to a choice between Sea Master and Polaris there’s little doubt Polaris was a game changer.
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  5449. Bro you think the Astronauts who maintain the stations go for "jogs" along the solar array?
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  5450. Do you think the model from the airshow still exists somewhere?
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  5451. I love your vĂ­deos, specially this type
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  5452. kinda praying that china buys it
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  5453. Never going to happen.
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  5454. hi im the 555th subscriber at your new channel
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  5455. Brilliant video Found & Explained 😎😎😎
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  5456. well it looks like the ball form gundam but it'll only work in heavy construction, and then when it developed it'll be just like the desperado!
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  5457. The major flaw I see is the super wide fuselage. That would make evacuation very slow.
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  5458. Can you mack some videos about helicopters.
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  5459. We still wait for the F&E title card to come back :(
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  5460. This wouldve made complete sense in the vastness that was/is the USSR/Modern Russia.
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  5461. What of we are in a simulator and that Tictak is a computer mouse arrow moving around like a laptop arrow đŸ€”đŸ§
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  5462. But today drones are everywhere in all sizes and shapes especially the X shape drone which is more or less the same thing than this concept.
    1
  5463. "Why US Carriers NEVER ordered the Airbus A380" Poltical, the airburs a380 would have killd boing jets andthe US govermnt will not let this happend
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  5464. Found and Explained seems to be the dollar store equivalent to Mustard. Still good tho.
    1
  5465. Boeing are currently building a stretched 737 - the 737Max1000. The undercarriage is much longer than the 737Max800 & 900.
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  5466. I was getting ready to ask about the elimination of the radiators, but you answered it just moments after I thought of it. Very nice!
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  5467. your pronunciation of Đ„Đ°Ń€ŃŒĐșĐŸĐČ and Đ„Đ°Ń€ŃŒĐșĐŸĐČŃ‡Đ°ĐœĐșĐ° is most wrong i've heard till now :)
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  5468. thanks inspire Me a lot
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  5469. OK ..high speed but it doesn’t fly slowly..very slowly over phoenix.
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  5470. Good evening when you are going to explore and explain the development of the Argentine IA 58 PUCARA, an aircraft that fight in the Falklands Malvinas War in 1982 as a close support aircraft and what did the British discover about its design studying captured aircraft in the base of Buscome Down that make them think about designing their own close support Battlefield aircraft at the beginning of the '90s
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  5471. Arsenal bird
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  5472. I wish audible was free
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  5473. You know its saab with that design
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  5474. What about the plane that Howard Hughes designed?
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  5475. protip, set speed to 1.25x, this guy is talking in slow motion to stretch out the watchtime, and hey, editor, cut it out. you aint fooling anyone.
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  5476. You should go to space. That really would be awesome. 🙂
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  5477. Nice CGI, but it could be done better. It's not believable. The air flow is nonsens and the plasma emissions make this vehicle useless at least for military purposes. It's like standing in a shopping street dressed in a pink bunny suit and thinking no one will notice you.
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  5478. BUY AIRCRAFT FROM OTHERS COUNTRY, DEASSAMBLED, COPY, DEVELOPE, ENHANCED, REDESIGNED, REASSAMBLED. DONE MADE IN CHINA
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  5479. Especially not exspecially
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  5480. Most of them sound great but I think I’d die in that economy seat
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  5481. That intro hahahaa
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  5482. Its not making it from seattle to hawaii to japan in 5.5 hours without mid air refueling.
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  5483. Yes it will carry 900 passenger but that 100 pas will surely goes in one airport
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  5484. 0:49 “President Al Gore”
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  5485. Absolutely ASININE
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  5486. Why was the a310 never sucessful
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  5487. Thanks for the vid! I have the american boeing 747 model.good job!
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  5488. Knowing the F-15 and B-52 are basically going to out live and out perform the new gens is kinda funny
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  5489. "WiltAshire", "StoneEdge" ???
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  5490. i dont know... it looks like big target for anti air defense
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  5491. Far out Man !!! Fascinating idea.
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  5492. I can't be the first one to point this out, but y'all are overlooking an opportunity to call yourselves 'Found and Explaned'.
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  5493. 3 decks above: lol we got passengers
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  5494. not to be a fucking nerd or nitpicker, but that's actually NOT from Gladiator in their commercial, it's from the score of the Michael Bay movie "The Island," composed by Steve Jablonsky. Jablonsky did intern for Hans Zimmer (the composer for the score of Gladiator) so he does kinda sound like a poor man's Zimmer so I can see why you would make that connection. Either way...I'm certain the chinese don't give a shit about getting permission to use his music for their ads lol Good ear though.
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  5495. Wait, it’s a CONSPIRACY the H man had Todt killed? The man who orchestrated the holocaust
 is rumored to maybe have murdered someone who he didn’t agree with? How absurd!
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  5496. So much money would be happily spent on bringing war and making war machinery instead of giving food to dying people and bringing them out of the poverty zone. Only America could do that, whose business is "divide and rule".
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  5497. It is along the lines of a Messerschmitt 323 Gigant in practice could carry lots of stuff if you had command of the air if not it was a big target . That's always the thing with a big transport , the 345 MPH top speed is a dream haling this much plane with unproven turboprops an turbines have a high fuel burn , however the Russian TU 95 with turboprops could do 500 + in 1957 , the technology was not there at the time .
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  5498. Superb video quality and 3d animation. KEEP IT UP!
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  5499. I love design details in the Fallout universe, is that attention to details what makes the game so great
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  5500. Pls make a video on QTR Quad tilt rotar
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  5501. It would have to have four engines...
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  5502. That was a great vid still love your vids!!
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  5503. Give me Air Koryo any day ... 😂😎
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  5504. That would mean they would have to make airports bigger that plane would take up so much space costing more money than you think and that wing size would take up even more and the runway would have to be expanded this is half the money of the world
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  5505. Fantastic stuff!!!!!
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  5506. The time of 4 engines or more is over only as a transporter
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  5507. Yeah, but I feel like 4 engines are required in other applications.
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  5508. Eso tienen que hacer para una nave espasial ir a Marte cien beses mĂĄs grande que estĂĄ con cincuenta cohetes impulsores salir de la admosfera . DespuĂ©s en cohetes cargueros llenarla de combustible ⛜ piensen piensen . Es una bella nave bellĂ­sima
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  5509. Very enjoyable “what if” video of a failed concept. Is good to explore all options. Of course, nowadays, these would make excellent target drones with today’s missile technology.
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  5510. Your sponsor didn't exist back then.
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  5511. I think you need to optimise sound quality. Except sound, every thing is immaculate.
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  5512. Wouldn't it need less fuel and power I'f it weren't pusher style?
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  5513. You mean like the md-80?
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  5514. To save money, Boeing will require passengers to fly their next jet. All that money spent on training and keeping qualified pilots is just wasted. Who needs them?? Boeing sure knows how to save money.
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  5515. What about the L-1011?
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  5516. Mach 2 or even 3 for long flights
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  5517. Initial reaction: "cool plane, but what's the purpose of those RC planes that fly around it? After a while: đŸ€Ż
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  5518. These would have to be nuclear powered. So they could stay in flight as long as possible.
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  5519. Man, that would have been crazy to see....!!
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  5520. epic
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  5521. La compania tienen in chino japones saca fotos no confio en Ese copian todo lo envian a China.abran Los ojos Este pais todo lo hablan
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  5522. Vickers-Armstrong subsidiary Supermarine designed and built the Spitfire, not Hawker-Siddeley.
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  5523. Interesting video. I hadn't read about this, so it was news to me. That said, there was one huge problem with your math. It has to do with the speed of Mach 3 as you described it in the video. The speed of sound changes with temperature. At sea level on a standard day, you'd be almost right, Mach 3 would be 2220 mph. However, a jet like this doesn't cruise at sea level. Up where Concorde cruised, more or less 50,000 feet, and 70,000 feet where the proposed US supersonic transports were intended to cruise, and where this plane will likely cruise, the speed of sound is about 660 mph, making Mach 3 1,980 mph. Concorde put a bad taste in everyone's mouth as to the cost of supersonic travel, especially as a matter of operational costs versus revenues. It was going to be a difficult proposition even before the energy crises of the '70s, and most options were canceled before the first energy crisis.. The American designs would have mitigated this somewhat, promising seat mile costs not that far off of the jetliners of the time. It's easier to pay for a flight when that cost is divided among 300 passengers, which was where we were, more or less, when the program was cancelled. I'd look forward to what they'll be able to do with the latest design tools, materials and construction techniques. To my way of thinking, though, they aim too low to build a plane with such a limited passenger capacity. especially when it's already a large part of the size of the Concorde.
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  5524. Amazing đŸ€©
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  5525.  @FoundAndExplained  you are on the right path. I look forward to see more content from you :)
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  5526. What in the Mustard video an I watching
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  5527. they were saying in 90's, maybe early 2000's that long distance surgery was gonna be great, then quietly stopped after buncha breakdowns and i assume botched surgeries. had some internet connected arms so doctors could do surgery from their vacation house er something. doesnt seem like it was gonna make anything better. seems like was just a scam to make it harder for people to sue for botched surgeries er something. only ones it woulda helped was the super rich that could have best doctor on earth do their emergency surgeries
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  5528. That is amazing Sydney to London in 4 hours mad
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  5529. If you like magical planes, you would love the Radial Flow Gas Turbine powered planes, But unfortunately i think they are all still classified, bummer.
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  5530. If I every actually saw someone crossing the road in a "found and explained" T-Shirt I would find it very hard to brake.
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  5531. Im love airbus A380 that design like fish
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  5532. Stealth coatings are susceptible to water. You're welcome.
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  5533. You lost me at DeHalivand.
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  5534. Well done...
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  5535. I wish it was built And I would have like to live in the sonic age 2707 SST it would have live on today and ride on it as well but it destroy the ozone as well but the Problems could have been have it solved all of the problems it have been a Quite aircraft
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  5536.  @FoundAndExplained  Why did you use the word failure? By definition an airplane that was never built can't be a 'failure'. Boeing built the 747 instead & in doing so democratized the airline industry making air travel affordable to the masses. Supersonic airliners just burn too much fuel. Concorde on the other hand WAS a failure. Providing airliners that only Madonna, Sting & Prince Charles can afford to fly on was a dead end. That's why the Boeing 747 will always be the "Queen of the Sky" & the Concorde will always be nothing more than a glorious flop.
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  5537. I think u all saw a fpv flying around 🙃
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  5538. Not anytime soon will I fly in a Boeing aircraft. This corporation is morally and technically bankrupt.
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  5539. Slowest airplane EVER made. Doesn't mention how slow. Doesn't bother to do 10 seconds of research that would prove it the premise wrong to begin with.... Yea, that's about right for YouTube.
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  5540. How about redesigning the nosecone (from the 50s) that is LOUD as hell.
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  5541. Yet now we still have noisy turbofan jets that can only get bigger if wings get higher off the ground. The reverse engine was the airbus 400m military transport. Was engine ever considered for the hercules as range and/or fuel efficiency would be useful as noise is not an issue for hercules trips. Even the geared turbofan has had major reliability and production problems and the next gen turbofans are offering just incremental boosts from exotic turbofan blades
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  5542. 🛾
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  5543. In hindsight, an updated Boeing 757 is glaringly obvious. Too bad it’s production facilities have now gone.
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  5544. Saying some will ‘never’ happen just show how closed minded you are
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  5545. Great video. But it's Fan Jets, not Turbo Jets.
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  5546. The face is same as 787đŸ€”đŸ€”đŸ€”
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  5547. I could see them possibly developing a VTOL C5 sized aircraft, but THIS is pretty far out there, im pretty sure most of the people in the entire WORLD would think a flying nuclear fission reactor is a BAD idea lol
    1
  5548. this looks so cursed..
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  5549. This is a very.. very wierd plane with UDFs
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  5550. train was designed and developed in UKRAINE ZAPORIGGA, rocket electronics in UKRAINE LVIV.According to Budapest Memorandum Ukraine got rid of all nukes that were stollen by russians. Nowdays it is just a garbadge;)))
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  5551. No because NASA is full of bs.thats why.they have been saying people could go to space soon my hole life .im58 .im beginning to think space is not what we are being told
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  5552. Thanks for the shout out dude :)
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  5553. bro imagine living in 2022 and not knowing that the crash at roswell was a special high altitude microphone designed to detect soviet nuclear bomb tests.
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  5554. yellow submarine
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  5555. Yoo Found & Explained is a tank channel now nice.
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  5556. I got the last comment for live chat 😃
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  5557. so this is the reality ...by renaming 737max as 7M7 ...remove the 3 and stick M( from max) in there... anyone thinks this will work ??? boeing: WE BELIEVE THIS WILL WORK ...FOR AMERICA !!! really...with easa approval to fly 737max in nov. this only means not many...of any will buy 737max
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  5558. And ads every two minutes. Nice way to get me to stop watching.
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  5559. Didn't Eastern Airlines have a shuttle every hour that included Boston, New York, D.C.?
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  5560. I'm almost 51 years old, and I've never heard of this. I'm commenting at the 1:20 mark right now, so I'm really looking forward to seeing the video, because this really looks like it was Keep It Simple Stupid technology that had the potential to work quite well. Love your videos, keep it up!
    1
  5561. We would need GE90, GE9X, more powerful Trent XWB or RR Ultrafan because the Trent 700 is not powerful enough
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  5562. Im sorry but a totally different airframe shape made of a different material would not have been a simple switchover for a 737 line just because they are a similar size, it would have cost almost the same to develop and validate as the Dreamliner. Hence recent talk has been on resurrecting the 787-3 and rebranding it as the 797.
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  5563. The pilots were hot, vibrating, and couldn't see... I see why Adam and Eve was your sponsor for this video 😏
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  5564. Well there was a time when even normal oil was rarely produced and we managed to build our whole civilization around it in less than 200 years. So I am optimistic that we will figure something out.
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  5565. Not surprised: There’s a lot of information out there about how the British used Balfour to trick the US into WW2 with Ratschild’s zioglobalists, and that Churchill was obsessed with using any excuse to start Terror Bombing Germany— only these aren’t rumors. Rhodes Scholar Dr. Professor Antony C Sutton and other exposed the first, and David Irving sourced about a dozen eye witness accounts of US diplomats, Air Marshalls, a South African politician, and others who recorded the second, along with events that anyone can independently verify. Very slimy nation. Chillax Limeys, you and the Romans taught us all how to do it, your not alone in your guilt.
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  5566. I do like the Trump livery of Air Force 1. I think it looks much better than the current livery, a livery change is always good especially on race cars.
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  5567. Won't be the population to warrant these monsters in the future.
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  5568. Cool
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  5569. Zadi ete nuua kari dekheibara bhuuta tamamana nka munda re pashichhi ta'hele 40ta chakazukta bike nirmana kara.
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  5570. It's a shame this never happened.
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  5571. This is what is in Area 51
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  5572. wow like Marvel's movie.
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  5573. 50K - nearly there! Hail Nick!
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  5574. In FAA a lot of ex-Boeing employee
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  5575. Once nuclear fusion is widely available then you're laughing and we can have a triple decker as efficiency won't matter any more!
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  5576. Majestic aircraft. Amazing work modelling and texturing them they look simply beautiful.
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  5577. You never fails
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  5578. @3:14 45 - 50 tones lol. Should be tonnes
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  5579. “1000 people” me: count the windows
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  5580. very nice! I just stumbled upon your channel and I automatically joined the notification squad. Keep up the good work! :D :D by the way, as a note for future videos, there's a clipping through the plane's model at around 11:25-11:26.
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  5581. Why not update the 757 which was and still is a great plane. It had nice capacity and needed updated engines for fuel efficiency and the engines are available and used on many of the ones purchased and converted to he large corporate jets like Trump did and used on campaign trail. My company had one too and it flee into many small towns.
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  5582.  @FoundAndExplained  could you make a video on its civilian version? this is harder to come by than the military version.
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  5583. Was it ever made though? I don't want to have to watch to find out.
    1
  5584. market follower Boeing
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  5585. is no way that would even be of any use.
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  5586. Using the same 737 engines?? Hmmmmmmmmm
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  5587. As designed by Gerry Anderson.
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  5588. Can you please stick to Kilometers instead of nautical miles? Eventually your channel is more about aircraft engineeering and not flying piloting an aircraft. The language of the engineers is the.logical and consitent metric system (for very good reason btw) and not some mideval retarded arbitrary measure units. Thanks. Good video though 🙂
    1
  5589. Am I tripping or did you not release a video earlier about greyhound air? Pretty sure I recieved a notification for it but can't find it now
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  5590. welp, the guy that supposedly has the video but wont show it gets a huge 3 thumbs down!
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  5591. Thanks!
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  5592. Very cool animation in the video
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  5593. Nice animation! :washhands:
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  5594. An225 and 94 could be 5-4 deck aircraft
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  5595. I am so happy @Found And Explained replied to my comment
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  5596. The 747 Dreamlifter and Antonov 225 are bigger.
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  5597. Brrrrrrrrrrrrrttt
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  5598. Sound quality is terrible , couldnt understand a thing this guy was saying , theres more BASS in this Vid then a South African Minbus Taxi. Horribly dissapointing for what looks like a good informative video .
    1
  5599. No "Today's video is sponsoder by SQUARESPACE"?
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  5600. Fake imagen, the rotors are inefficient as applied, it would take an insane amounts of fuel to operate.
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  5601. Reminds me of Boeing 737 Max. Will they put MCAS to make up for the lack of engineering and structural design flaws. The same MCAS that fights with the pilots to control the plane until it crashes the plane.
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  5602. HI
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  5603. Happy fools day!
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  5604. Environmental people can be totally crazy....lets not build a pipeline, a safe static pipeline, lets just load millions of barrels onto airplanes and have then fly the oil. Stupid
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  5605. Keep seeing this on my recommended so MIGHT AS WELL WATCH IT.
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  5606. Yeeet
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  5607. They HOPED that the thing would be capable of what you claim. It was , despite your click-bait title never built and therefore NEVER capable of flying underwater. FAIL, based on your click-bait title.
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  5608. Raid shadow legends? Tell me more

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  5609. Every time he says ‘Bayd’ and not ‘Bah-duh’ I feel a little bit of myself die inside.
    1
  5610. I want to learn more about the wrist pen
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  5611. triple deck aircraft concept a380: am i a joke to u
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  5612. The Kingsnake will be the new plane off the USAF...
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  5613. surprised they are not calling it a 737 so they can get away from fully certifying the aircraft and just say as per normal its a 737 with a couple of changes, as boeing have been doing for decades. im surprised they didnt call the 777 and 787s 737 with a few changes. i went on a certification course at the CAA before the MAX crashes and the trainer mentioned then about boeing using loopholes. he stated the 737 max as being one of those loopholes to get around the cost of properly certifying an aircraft.
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  5614. So good
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  5615. Prop fans doing the same work longer range and less fuel. If it was me I would order more than 100. At least in Canada. Many options. But people are blind they could have also been cargo planes too. Just people don't think about it.
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  5616. Very nice forsure is the future plane especially with the 6 engine installment for emergency purposes. I give this one a thumbs up & it don't even need to be that fancy just one deck first class. "Awesome"
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  5617. Great subject. Too many ads though.
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  5618.  @FoundAndExplained  True. But the ads annoyed me. Didn't not watch though. Just frustrated at ads.
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  5619. I'm the 500th subsriber. Yayy
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  5620. Faster than bullshit?
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  5621. I think its just a tale..
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  5622. Get from flight to ground impact even faster
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  5623. Well done Ty
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  5624. Sad story but Life lesson: old things never comes back, 747 is sh*t today, usless, so, dont wait for it. Its dead.
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  5625. improved animations👀👀
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  5626. Hi, love your content , your videos are amazing and i always wonder how you get all those animations of planes and if you make it your self which software you use. And what microphone you are currently using
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  5627. I'm curious about the HE and ME prefixes. I thought the letters were pronounced separately
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  5628. - So what does this thing run on...gasoline? - No! It requires something with a little more kick...plutonium! - Wait, Doc, are you telling me...that this sucker is nuclear? - No, no, no! The plutonium is required to generate the 1.21 gigawatts needed to power the car! That's what I heard in my head when they were talking about nuclear reactor in this plane. =))
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  5629. That sponsorship transition is so out of context!!
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  5630. Nick, if you talk with your hands, it means you’re Italian
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  5631. I hypothesize the -2 variant was meant to carry battleship guns or a massive missile/bomb payload but didn't pass the drawing board But modern tech and the advent of DEWs could see a slim but not impossible comeback
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  5632. This is the best channel on YouTube
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  5633. Another logistics nightmare of planes this big is every time a flight gets cancelled you have to reaccommodate 1000 people on short notice.
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  5634. I cannot emphasise this point enough...it’s especially not exspecially, please stop bastardising my language it’s been around for over a millennium but Australians and ESPECIALLY my loveable friends from the USA just cannot say certain words for some innate reason...other than that it was a great video 😎
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  5635. What about the Max 8?
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  5636. Hello
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  5637. This is clickbait, doesn't exist even as an idea and you just made this up for views. Shame on you.
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  5638. It’s neat, but it has capacity limitations elevated rail wouldn’t have.
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  5639. Please make a video about the Fokker passenger jets. Your videos are awesome!
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  5640. 747s and a380s are discontinued already. This doesn't make any sense.
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  5641. This looks like a direct derivative to the Aurora.
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  5642. Oh great a plane that can kill 3x more people in a single crash
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  5643. Boeing? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  5644. Like how Not What You Think was in video.
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  5645. How many beluga whales could the beluga aircraft carry?
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  5646. 9:14 Why is the Concorde on the background rolling... backwards??
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  5647. Can confirm I’ve never heard of water trains until you made this video. Very interesting
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  5648. did he just say jiggle wats?
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  5649. DRUMPF
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  5650. I'd never even heard of "water trains" before. đŸ˜Č Thanks for filling that gap in my education...
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  5651. This channel is terrible dude. This guy doesn't even know the words he is saying. Lol
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  5652. China by & large copies almost everything & innovates very little. These aircraft will be made with inferior materials & cutting corners. Biggest problem is they are accountable to no-one except Xi.
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  5653. Cant wait to see a nuclear reactor VS nuclear missiles
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  5654. Can you find information about N-250 turboprop airlines
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  5655. Designed for interplanetary voyage...
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  5656. 11:30 "Oh yeah it's all coming together."
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  5657. Mega projects, Skyship, Simple Flying all have done AN-225 videos in the past year.
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  5658. Enjoyed this! Do you also do Disney park videos?
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  5659. third the best
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  5660. Diesel engines running on a tank of gasoline?
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  5661. He compare golden age and today first class. Not a good comparison. Back then, smoking was accepted in public area. Back then, many countries are recovering from war or was in Civil war or poor under socialism/communism. Time change and today more customer, more Airlines, cheaper ticket price..
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  5662. Soon We'll be seeing cruise ships in the sky
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  5663. 4:22 thank you suare space
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  5664. Dump A318 and 319. Keep A220-100 & 300, launch A220-500. Keep A320, 321 and launch A322
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  5665. @Found and Explained Nice Fibonacci spiral array on the tic-tac ufo, What software do you use for rendering your animations ? They look pretty good
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  5666. BAC TSR-2? Anyone?
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  5667. I did fly that beast. Very inertious. Also six engines needs 2 hans to controll. Both pilots have to have hands on the trottle.
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  5668. Why do i hear the red alert 2 theme song getting louder? It's probably nothing.
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  5669. I thought that was Ladeco? :)
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  5670. lmao that first 20 seconds 😂
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  5671. It should be called 737-M
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  5672. Who is the manufacturer of this aircraft?
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  5673. The aircraft will not be allowed to go supersonic overland due to sonic boom. This is exactly what restricted the concorde to between London and New York.
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  5674. Omg đŸ€©đŸ€©đŸ€©đŸ€©
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  5675. Trump is a dck!
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  5676. looks cool
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  5677. Yes
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  5678. I love your vids
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  5679. I'm not first! Hail Nick!
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  5680. Cool video but with sanctions in place they will barely be able to build paper planes
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  5681. Third
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  5682. America now have the infamous B-2 so guess who had the last laugh from the grave? There where so may things in WW2 from the german's that could have changed the course of history had more people shared such opinions in the mad ideas
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  5683. Boeing needs to disband and allow a purely Seattle startup or divorced from Chicago , let the guys in Chicago retire, remove Chicago hq. Throw out their outsourcing model
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  5684. Flapping like in the video doesn’t produce lift nor thrust.
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  5685. I mean, if you can replace the A319/A320 with the A220, that means you won't need to design the next generation of A320's to include that range set, which means you can basically stretch the A321 into the B757's seating range, which is another aircraft that needs replacing...
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  5686. Dude I can smoke, have a drink, talk to the people next to me without almost exchanging body fluids and actually walk around all whilst travelling above the clouds. Doesnt sound so bad to me.
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  5687. Stabability
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  5688. GE messed with the UDF engines in the 80’s. Too much noise and vibration.
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  5689. subed
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  5690. 5th
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  5691. Great Video, greetings from Germany 😎👍 Peace
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  5692. This is EPIC content! As usual F&E. Great stuff!
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  5693. "America was worried it would lose their overseas bases". Well, they certainly couldn't let THAT happen, could they?
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  5694. 1 April brings out the most interesting videos.
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  5695. ONE! POINT! EIGHTY THREE! JIGGAWATTS! :D
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  5696. I hate these Bible adverts, religion gets on my nerves
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  5697. Baade to the bone B-B-B-B-Baade B-B-B-B-Baade B-B-B-B-Baade Baade to the bone
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  5698. I know the exterior fans have thrust like the bypass of turbofans but the whole assembly just looks so tiny and... unsubstantial for the 747
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  5699. I just came here to give you a thumbs down for that fake clickbait thumbnail
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  5700. The Star Taker would be an excellent ship for the trips between the Earth and the moon.
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  5701. My god! Mono tone much?? Well done! You’ve managed to make something interesting.. into the most dull subject ever!!
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  5702. More like the original Boom Overture lol
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  5703. Our Governments are holding back technology. It’s 2024 we should have robotic bodies by now
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  5704. obviously earths atmosphere has limitations, with speed comes friction, with friction comes heat, with heat comes instability, uncontrollable, destruction. most satellite reentry vehicles burn out with air friction, off-course reusable shuttles are there, how stable ceramics may last. did u remember Columbia shuttle.
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  5705. Nice Kamov Ka-22 in the background :-)
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  5706. It's pretty cool looking in your animations, but that's all it can really hope to be. Idk why they would even waste the money on inferior jets that will be shot down shortly after takeoff.
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  5707. If i had to pick one to fly, no hesitation i will pick the A380 like many other....
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  5708. Nice vid
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  5709. Guys congrats on 29k subs
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  5710. 5:44 Wide A220
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  5711. Ummm, ill buy a 767 In my dreams
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  5712. Holy crap, this type of craft is amazing. I can see why it didnt stick around, but it would be interesting to have seen if the tech was iterated on more.
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  5713. THE C020 WILL USED THE SCRAM JET ENGINS TO REAVCH MACH 7 SPEED
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  5714. Wait.
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  5715. Carbon dioxide extraction and conversion with water and renewable energy to produce hydrocarbons is a much more viable technology than hydrogen. The volume that liquid hydrogen takes up would probably up the ticket price just based on seat reduction alone by a third or more.
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  5716. I like it
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  5717. Noise and flying slower to keep the props subsonic should have kept this idea a no go for passenger use from the start. Only NASA, using taxpayer money, would invest huge sums in this not thought out idea that would only be tolerable for cargo planes. It did help lead to the ducted high bypass fan jets of today.
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  5718. @Found and Explained ,Hi Found and Explained. Nice Video! But I have to explain a little more info for you if you don't mind that. At the time, the F-4 would be considered as a close contemporary of the Arrow, but not as technologically advanced, but able to preform the same exact mission. The XF-108 Raiper never left the plywood mockup status and simply would have just been an Arrow on a fat diet. It's weight would have made it over 102,000 lbs heavier if they ever built one. Simply put there was nothing as advanced as an Arrow Mk.2 in 1959. Money wasn't the driving issue for the Arrow's cancellation, it's all recorded history courtesy of the archival record's now, it's no longer up for any debate anymore, there is a very great book written on it by Palmiro Campanga that shows it all. The spec speeds that are posted online (Wikipedia) for the Arrow are from the Mk.1 Variants with the test engines (J-75) Not fully opened up. The First F-106's required two hands on the stick to fly the aircraft, I will wait a thousand or more years until you can figure out what appendages were used for the throttle. The Arrow was Fly-by-wire with haptic (force) feedback; not seen on American Aircraft until the F-16 & F-18. it was designed with Inherent instability in the Y-axis giving it an instantaneous turn-rating using solid state computers (we would call them Calculators today.); again also not seen until the F-16 & the F-18, A 4,000 psi hydraulic system and an engine with twice the power of the J-79 of the time period. With all respect it was most certainly the Iroquois engines that were the most advanced out of anything; built from the ground up using  titanium , hot-streak ,fuel introduced into the combustion chamber in a vapor form so the Arrow would not leave a smoke trail, 10 stage compressors instead of the traditional 17 stages, (J-79) etc.. think of the Iroquois as a 427 Corvette engine with a two barrel Chevette carb producing 40 to 50% more HP. Orenda had designed the engine this way to increase the power more easily. There was approximately another 40 to 50% more thrust left in the Iroquois for the Series 3 variant for the Arrow Mk.3. The Arrow Mk.2 with the Series 2 Iroquois would have been capable of Mach 2.4, ( it's original air inlet configuration was designed to hold it at that speed.) With the follow on Series 3 Iroquois for the Arrow Mk.3 which had Variable geometry air inlets that would have taken it to Mach 3.6. But if this is too much for you to understand I will cut it short; Think of the F-106 as an American M-16 sniper rifle and the Arrow as a Canadian C-7 sniper rifle. They look similar to each other, but the C-7 is the desired weapon for the SAS, where as the M-16 doesn't have a rifled barrel and can only fire 3 shots at a time. In terms of power: American M-16 Caliber (F-106) Cyclic rate of fire: 650 - 750 rpm Magazine capacity: 20 rounds Range of effective fire: 460 m Canadian C-7 (CF-105 Mk.2) Cyclic rate of fire 700 - 900 rpm Magazine capacity 30 rounds Range of effective fire 600 m And yet they look the same. Hopefully the light bulb has finally come on for you. Case in point The F-106 and the F-4 were Shelby Cobras, the Arrow was a Ferrari.. There is very a thought-out Series on YouTube that explains the Arrow to those who don't understand it that well. As well as documentary that shows the Arrow in it's correct light. None the less keep up the good work. Cheers, Noah Series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3EReMs3ND7UC-VT6gOjFauI_PgDDPWdo Documentary: https://youtu.be/hMKAoryHVP8
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  5719. There wasn't a stretch there was a shrink during the design phase of this aircraft. The 300 is the original specification. That is why the 500 is such a no brainer requiring very little engineering effort
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  5720. I suppose it wouldn’t really work as a twin jet passenger aircraft as it was build for carrying bulk not really weight.
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  5721. It makes me laugh that so many American aircraft things have "Icarus" in their name, like they read literally the first sentence about a flying man and then never read to the part where he fell out of the sky...
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  5722. It's like the sun, it's in the sky, and it can give you cancer
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  5723. I used to watch mustard all the time but he switched to nebula. You are now my go to channel for odd aircraft.
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  5724. Do you happen to have sources for this video? I'm interested in reading more about it but I can't find anything
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  5725. this channel is getting the inspiration on Mustard channel!
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  5726. Pin
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  5727. Images of the Paris Air Show, Livery, Concept Art and scale model were taken from International Resin Modellers Association: Do check them out they do great work! http://internationalresinmodellers.com/articles_19_fokker_f26_phantom
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  5728. This thing is the star destroyer of the us military
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  5729. Well the accountants decided to us cash to build share price for their Harvard and Wall Street friends by buying back shares rather than engineer the '7M7' aircraft. And they ended up creating the MAX. My gut feeling is there is no way back for Boeing as it exists now. Airlines will be cancelling MAX orders because passengers won't fly it and the market has disappeared thanks to COVID. It killed the goose that laid the golden eggs. No one will fly the MAX, the 787 is losing $20 Mn per delivery, the KC-46 is a boondoggle failure years late, $4 Bn over budget, been grounded (like the MAX and 787) and cannot refuel aircraft with its boom. Sort of what the USAF bought the damn thing to do. 777X anyone? And still no one has been charged with manslaughter and federal offences to do with misleading the FAA and selling aircraft under false pretences. Despite a hugely damning report from Congress.
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  5730. Ace combat 7 Arsenal bird inbound. We going to need Stonehenge to bri g this down
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  5731. 10:10 you never covered why it was canceled, like you said at the begining of the video xD
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  5732. Too many adverts - greedy
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  5733. The pronunciation of the German words is pretty cringeworthy, take some time to learn next time. Otherwise fascinating!
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  5734. GOOD MORNING WORLD âœâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžđŸ™đŸŒŽđŸŒđŸŒâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâœˆâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžđŸŒđŸ’Żâ€â€â€â˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâœˆâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžđŸŒŽâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžđŸ‘œâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâœˆâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžđŸŒŽâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïž GOOD LUCK LUFTHANSA GERMANY ILOVE YOU ALL ❀❀❀ â˜ïžâ˜ïžâ˜ïžđŸ™đŸŒŽđŸŒđŸŒâœ‹
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  5735. and the new update has also just dropped for War Thunder so I recommend people to play this!
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  5736. Kind of lame?
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  5737. If this had been done, we would be living in a full blown Kessler Syndrome today..
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  5738. Time will come when very large aircraft will be again required, and this decade will appear on youTube as a vintage era where the once fabulous A-380 and B-747 were extinct dinosaurs, fallen from the skies by a very tiny virus. VLA's Vs VTV's (Very large aircraft Versus Very Tiny Virus)
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  5739. Use a negative sound generator to cancel the noise.
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  5740. more like 2 pm
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  5741. Please do a video on Boeing Pelican! or Aerocon Dash 1.6 wingship, which might be the biggest plane/ground effect vehicle ever designed :)
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  5742. The 737 & 787 are manufactured on different lines of different materials. There would have been very little synergy in making a 7M7 which would require 787 style manufacturing in a 737 facility. What Boeing was trying to do with the MAX was create an aircraft that capitalizes on the efficiency of new engines but retains 737 certification for pilots thus making 737 operators happy. This didn't work out too well because a concept based on cutting corners cut too many corners and hundreds of people died.
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  5743. Doesn't Shenzhen Airlines A330--200 use the 2-3-2 config for economy?
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  5744. 717!
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  5745. Same here.
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  5746.  @FoundAndExplained  I really appreciate it seriously. Btw I really enjoy your content it's made me really enjoy learning about aerospace and is making me consider a career in the field so thanks for that.
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  5747. Well, the nail in the coffin for such ambitious projects surely was the oil crisis of the 1970s. This is why pretty much the only mass produced vehicle with a turbine drivetrain is the M1 Abrams main battle tank. đŸ˜‰âœŒïž
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  5748. Un symmetrical di meth el hi dra zine.
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  5749. Looks like something from the Thunderbirds!!
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  5750. Would have been way too easy to destroy
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  5751. with the problems and lack of trust at Boeing any new aircraft will come out with a pinch of salt like can I trust this plane did Boeing and the FAa pass all protocols on the aircraft are all the systems functioning properly these are the questions Airlines will have to asks
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  5752. Google getting hasty with double unskippable adds -_-
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  5753. What about converting an A-380 to Beluga XXL?
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  5754. It's so much similar to F22 ... !!!
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  5755. No it’s the 737 MAX/8 NEO
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  5756. I’m just going to assume you ment the yak-141 not the yak-38
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  5757. de HAvilland (c'mon man, it's your own country!) , coo day TAH, cenTRIfugal (though that can go either way).
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  5758. The way this guy links the sponsors using the theme of the video is great and hilarious. For sure Leduc would have use Private Internet AccessđŸ€Ł
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  5759. Bruh
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  5760. I read this and my personal opinion is the navies biggest mistake was retiring the F-14 and replacing it with the F-35
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  5761. Nice green 747
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  5762. Great video but the way you say the year makes me cringe. 2027 is twenty twenty-seven not two thousand and twenty seven đŸ€Ż
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  5763. SOMEBODY NEEDS TO BUILd this in SimplePlanes
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  5764. Just know that Virgin Galactic just hired Michael Colglazier from Disney as CEO to become the CEO for Virgin Galactic. Remember when Disney bought Lucasfilm and acquired the whole Star Wars franchise. They turned a large portion of the Disney Parks into Star Wars themed attractions and saw their profits run increase. This Michael Colglazier is very good in greating that unforgettable customer experience they offer in their parks. Why would they hire a guy like him to be CEO if they had nothing? These guys only miss 2 licenses out of the 28 or 29. Despite the setbacks, its a space company, always know there's risk involved.
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  5765. The most epic intro yet
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  5766. Cool channel man! I DOUND it and now EXPLAIN how cool it is to my friends
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  5767. Cool
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  5768. "This spaceship drops 1200 Marines anywhere in the world!" well technically it can't since it doesn't exist
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  5769. I love the animations!!! did you make them?
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  5770. Reminds me of a vehicle that traverses the Dune Sea only smaller with taller occupants lol good video
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  5771. min4:34 is not an ANATOV ! Is an ANTONOV !!!!
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  5772. hmm watched it and i dont see any same parts to the mustard vid
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  5773. Unpopular opinion: the MiG-29 is the Ugliest 4th gen fighter and one of the ugliest fighters ever (not the most). It looks like MiG sent a 10 year old to spy on Sukhoi, couldn't get any documents so he drew it from memory and the designers said close enough. It has all the standard aerodynamical features of a 4th gen but they don't fit together nicely almost like each feature was an after though. hehe this is going to piss off so many people
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  5774. Highkey. As a native ny'er born and raised. I feel some type of way
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  5775. The future of aviation industry is going to see more people flying as population rises and therefore the idea of the A380-size aircraft with fewer engines will be realised.
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  5776. 12:16 gaijin is dispatched to your location.
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  5777. Awesome
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  5778. yay I'm early and I love your vids!
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  5779. Boac? B.O.A.C.
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  5780. S-512, does that signify something? Why not 511? Or 513? Hail Nick!
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  5781. This is cool but what "IF" we are attacking another country they would find a way to counter the carrier because of what u show us and what it is capable of and other stuff
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  5782. What I mean is 6x7m doesn't look at all like the animations, with by height by the way
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  5783. Hello Found And Explained I have a question, will you make a video of the Tupolev Tu-244 ??
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  5784. Why not go super sonic when over the ocean and/or at high altitude and return to sub sonic when appropriate?
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  5785. Bro - too much waste content in your video . The actual topic is starting way late in the video . This is leading me to forward your content.
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  5786. Love all ya vids, you deserve 20,000 and many many MANY times more!
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  5787. A remarkably information-free video.
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  5788. I agree, especially that plane at 1:07.
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  5789. *A-12 Oxcart; SR-71 Blackbird ;P
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  5790. Sorry, but you have it wrong also. At 60000ft altitude Mach 3 is 1984 NM/hour and 2283 MPH
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  5791. You say it would use the same materials as the 787 and the 737, which use different materials... Huh??
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  5792. Not enough money, print more and more Make American great.
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  5793. Well hmm. Was going to say that Virgin galactic is hypersonic. But i checked and its planned to be Mach 3, which isn’t. But they call it hypersonic.
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  5794. A390
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  5795. I was watching your videos only for the dancing green aliens in the sponsor section
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  5796. Good animation but the planes are no supposed to carry external fuel tanks since they are full aspect stealth aircraft.
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  5797. I'm not a fan of "What Never was" I'm a fan of "When there was" something that never made it off of the drawing board has always bored me easily. For all those whom are impressed with design then all power to y'all
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  5798. Content is amazing but uploader ruined it all with excessive adds.
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  5799. 8 33 seconds of pure nonesense.
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  5800. Wow, very slow for something that large
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  5801. A320 typically seats around 150 passengers or 195 in max capacity
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  5802. The lower center of gravity would make that booster perfect for self landing.
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  5803. I swear to God, the longer this video goes, the more it sounds like someone from Skunk Works did a whole kilo of cocaine and said "YO WHAT IF WE BUILT A FLYING FUCKING INVASION FORCE?! IT WILL BE NUCLEAR POWERED AND SHOOT MISSILES OUT OF THE SKY WITH LASERS. IT CAN TAKE OFF STRAIGHT UP! JUST STRAP THOSE NEW JUMBO JET ENGINES TO THE BASTARD! A LOT OF EM! SHITS GONNA BE HEAVY!"
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  5804. I just want a plane big enough to have a bridge instead of a cockpit
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  5805. Way to go Nick. Only you can pull off a cheeky g’day! đŸ€Ł
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  5806. Or how about an aircraft that is an upgraded version of the 757 to compete with the A321LR and XLR
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  5807. All copied intellectual data. The West really are moronic for allowing it.
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  5808. This game is brutal make people crazy
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  5809. Everyone criticizes Lock-Mart for cost overruns, but they are always swinging for the fences. All the low hanging fruit is gone. The only things left are the really hard problems like hypersonic technology. Glad they haven't abandoned their engineering focus like Boeing. I wish Boeing would get their mojo back and give Lock-Mart a run for their money. It just seems like the only defense contractors still "in the game" with future tech are Lock-Mart and Northrup-Grumman. Glad we as a country are still trying to challenge the Russians and Chinese. They were getting too big for their britches, thinking they would zip ahead and leave us behind with us just sitting still. Now we can show them that an arms race will only end badly for them. Also, as has been shown in the past, the so called "wasteful defense spending" always puts our civilian technology ahead for decades. We have been cruising on our Cold War investments and Space Race investments for 50 years.
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  5810. These vids fake
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  5811. Aircraft carrier carrier
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  5812. F
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  5813. Who got to know the video released on djscord
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  5814. We not gonna talk about the cowboy construction hat at 1:33
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  5815. Found and explained:Talks about the Tripple deck plane. Airbus A380:are you challenging me?
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  5816. Turned out to be a huge waste of money
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  5817. Catalytic converter theft 😱
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  5818. Passenger 225
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  5819. You actually showed the man who made the patents respect sir
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  5820. I love your content but it is not necessary to say "without further ado". Just start speaking.
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  5821. Cool concept
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  5822. How fast are you making those 3d models? You are awesome!
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  5823. Some of those routes are too short for the aircraft to reach those speeds. It wouldn’t operate on these routes.
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  5824. Interesting, while Airbus had the A380, Boeing promoted the airline model that used smaller planes - the 767. But now that Airbus will no longer build the A380, Boeing is going to turn the 747 into an A380!
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  5825. It's export only. Will never be a "Russian fighter"
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  5826. I helped and worked in the Wind Tunnel model shop in Seattle, to build this engine, great design!
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  5827. Boeing always try to take over other aircraft menufactuaruars etspesialy to airbus without thinking about thire aircraft enouf which causes others to take advantage which airbus dose
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  5828. Imagine the weight
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  5829. Absolutely Blyatful
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  5830. I see ANTIQUES like this SR-72 (YES I said SR-72 is an antique) and I scratch my head and do a huge WTF?? In an age where we have formations of Tic-Tacs that bend space, make 90 degree turns at thousands of MPH without so much as spilling the pilot's drink sitting on his dash...and do it all in air, water, and outer space...Why is our gov't still spending BAZILLIONS on these quaint little Model-T's of the sky called airplanes??
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  5831. It’s called the 767-200
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  5832. Tne narrator lost all credibility by continually referring to the 'soviet bloc' as the Soviet Union.
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  5833. After seeing Russia's weapons failing miserably in Ukraine I'm more than skeptical of the condition of their nukes.
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  5834. LIVE STREAM NOW
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  5835. I think the whole Max 8 debacle was a bit overblown. Yes it's horrid that several hundred people lost thier lives but a few quick google searches shows that there were 340 Max 8s flying and they had flown 8600 flights. Two crashes out of 8600 flights. You are still more likely to be killed in your car on the drive to the airport.
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  5836. If this happens I'll eat my own sock after work. Its never going to be economical or practical as long as we use fossile fuel its to cheap for anything to compete.
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  5837. Your comments that a clean sheet is required is biased. Where is your commentary on the Airbus tragedies? I agree that Boeing are culpable but unfortunately a subsidized company tike Airbus puts major pressure onto all other competitors, Boeing being one, that leads to insufficient testing. Experienced pilots who had a MACS failure did as required and turned it off. They then flew manually to their destinations. So in conclusion the scrutiny, as you correctly state, on this aircraft will make it one of the safest in the sky. No excuse for corporate arrogance but if analyzed both Boeing and Airbus are guilty and our regulators need to be our protection.
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  5838. Coud anybody please make this as a plane for FS2020? I love all this ridiculous cold war ideas...
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  5839. YO I hate these YouTube channel because i want to make these planes as a mechanical engineer I drool at the idea of building and repairing one of these planes. i love these channel im just so mad that we never build it.
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  5840. Please! Publish more!
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  5841. almost in all instances sonic boom on land is more lethal than thunder.
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  5842. Call the SSF but the file reads as SFF.
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  5843. You think this is bad ????? Have a look at the Canadian Arrow!!!!!!!
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  5844. Antonov:groans at the sight
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  5845. Do we all want a follow up video about submarine battleships?... What sort of a question is that? Of course we all want that as a follow up video! Lol.
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  5846. I came here because of the TicTac that was shot down. Then I got this. LOL Anyone else?
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  5847. Concord has a partner
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  5848. I like supersonic
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  5849. I will fly that plane only if I’m at the controls and have cancer and only a day left of life.
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  5850. What an ungainly means of conveyance.
    1
  5851. This has become my favorite video and designed aircraft. Thank you very much for making this.
    1
  5852. Mac 3 easy
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  5853. I really enjoy your work. keep it up brother. My mind has been seriously opened to some awesome ideas out there.
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  5854. What the f- is this! This is crazy!!!!!!đŸ€ŻđŸ€ŻđŸ€ŻđŸ˜łđŸ˜ł
    1
  5855. Ask people why they support Trump and they often say, because he is a successful businessman, nothing more than a conman and a grifter.
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  5856. Gave you all thumbs up cuz we're here again another year later.
    1
  5857. NMA 5 replacing the 737 Max 9 and 10 NMA 6 and 7 replacing 787-8 777-8 replacing 777-300 ER 777-9 replacing 747 New Single Aisle replacing 737-7
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  5858. If it had dual side-mounted front carriage, kind similar to how Chinook helicopter looks, this would have been killer cargo plane. I think it would be even possible to unload cargo containers directly from the plane to trucks without any external infrastructure (it could even have cargo bay roof-mounted extending dual rail crane for extra utility, at the cost of max cargo weight). Land it on the wide enough patch of land, pull up with trucks, unload or exchange cargo, scram. Depending on engines, with enough max thrust it could be capable of STOL. Range would be minimal, but for military applications, or as cargo jump jet? Best idea ever.
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  5859. Aurora has been around since 80's
    1
  5860. I think you where kinda BIAS the f 35 is not a disaster this video explains some of that WHY has the F-35 received so much Negative Attention? Real Fighter Pilot Explains
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  5861. Simple option to add range: make an airbus beluga XLR
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  5862. this is airbus an-225
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  5863. iron bird Ace Combat 7
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  5864. Another German design
.it was was designed by German immigrant engineer Edgar Schmued who also designed the P-51, F-86 and F-100.
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  5865. Germany:put battleship cannon on their tank Soviet:BLYAT!just give it a wings!
    1
  5866. Boeing is really in a tight spot. Besides the fallout of the crippling recent MAX crashes the fact remains that their line is essentially non-competitive against Airbus. The 7 simply does not stack up to A220-300. It will be just a niche plane for corporate or government jets or for limited high and hot airports (its only attractive point is excellent field performance). Likewise the 9 & 10 do not stand a chance against A321NEO or its XLR variant. 777X fares no better. The 8 will probably not even see the light of day. The 9 is far too big, even if Covid had never happened. The market has been oriented to smaller craft serving secondary airports or offering more frequent departures. The only bright spot in their 787 line is the 9. The 10 has somewhat limited range which cannot be improved since any MTOW increase results in excessive pressure on runways. The 8 ended up being taken over by the more cost effective 9. The best way forward is a revamped Dreamliner line with new engines that will breathe new life into a design that by now is not all that new, specially the engines. And a new design to replace the by now decrepit 737. With any luck with EIS by 2030, if Boeing does not want to miss the boat for good
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  5867. Btw my guess on why it wasn’t build was gas(or whatever the plane’s fuel is) is that the prices of fuel went down, so development of an aircraft like this would have been pointless and a waste of money. In fact, it was started due to the rising prices of fuel right? But if what is promised can be delivered, it should be developed more. Like idk how much this could improve fighter jets, but it could help.
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  5868. nice to see you thinking but no one in right mind is going to give you money - when their is so much money to be made out in space - its like the big land grab of the west
    1
  5869. The 7j7 idea is coming back with the cfm rise program
    1
  5870. Never did never well it’s impractical
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  5871. Excellent pronunciation
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  5872. You'd be sitting in the belly of a big whale
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  5873. The animations in this video are next level!
    1
  5874. Except then Airbus would then need to build an even BIGGER Beluga to cart parts for this one around the continent....
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  5875. If it's a Boeing, I ain't going. Boeing is a corrupt company purely run by bean counters. The 737 MAX proved Boeing to be a corrupt company of lying morons and the 787 has proven to be a problem for Boeing in their South Carolina production plant out of which the quality of the built 787's is so bad that several airlines have told Boeing they will only accept 787's built in the state of Washington. Boeing has completely lost it to Airbus. Instead of focusing on quality, safety and excellence, Boeing chose to focus purely on shareholders. Boeing is finished in my eyes. I will never again set foot in a Boeing if I can avoid it. I will purely focus on finding flights where the journey is handled by an Airbus airplane. What Boeing needs is to purge the senior management completely and put engineers in charge of the company again. Short of that, I will never again fly a Boeing airplane. I have no desire to support a company as corrupt and pathetic as Boeing today.
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  5876. So if you refuse to step on a 777 can I have your seat?
    1
  5877. Imagine how many people that would have killed...
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  5878. Boeing is soon toast......
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  5879. Hasn't been anything new since the 747 came out in 1969. They have been tricked out but that is it. Frankly, I do not see any reason for a new plane, airlines are dying left and right. I am fine with that too. I do not fly now because airlines treated me like cargo and charged me like I was a Rockefeller for the privilege.
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  5880. this is a huge flying carrier, that go even faster than a carrier on ocean :O
    1
  5881. Let's just hope they are much more efficient, use green hydrogen and don't drop out of the air.
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  5882. Hi I always get a huge 😂 When I see airplane commercials. You see huge salons with water running and all that. But real life is you are cramped lige hell. I am 6.2 foot tall. And I could barely sit down. No I am not fat I athletic build. So my question is airplanes also need to upgrade the space for each passenger people in average today are taller and taller.
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  5883. Does the SR-72 exist? The truth is that it is not necessary. There is very good espionage from orbit. And today the great defense of aircraft or drones is their stealth and not their speed. And stealth needs subsonic speeds to reduce the thermal and sonic signatures. The SR-72 is an unfounded invention of some SR-71 fans.
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  5884. Japan: first time?
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  5885. This has made me happy. Thank you.
    1
  5886. Spinner!
    1
  5887. Billions in new program cost, training, and thin margins. So most favor A220, A320, 737 series for scales of economy, fuel cost. Next innovation is helical carbon, ellipse cabin, carbon eletro hyperfan, self taxi, lighter passengers and luggage
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  5888. If you do not raise the body, you end up with the problem with the 737, and if you do raise it, then may not be considered a 737, but a new plane. Means retraining.
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  5889. Airbus needs to buy Jetoptera and build a safe and quiet EVtol.
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  5890. dont need it real life if i get to fly it in GTA V6 i am happy
    1
  5891. eeeeeeee
    1
  5892. If you can't say 'especially' then why do you put that word in every script for every video?
    1
  5893. Everyone: Messerschmitt This guy:Messermich
    1
  5894. UDMH
    1
  5895. the plane reminds me of the flying fortress from Godzilla King of the Monsters
    1
  5896. The 380 is an achievement. Amazing piece of technology the europeans accomplish. Truly amazing.
    1
  5897. Sigo viajando el max 737 800 es comodo.muy Buenos Hay personas de otra paises trabajando.Estan haciendo sabotage.Antes no tenian extrajeros.Retratan toda la tecnologia
    1
  5898. The interiors are such nonsense. How about adding a soft serve ice cream machine to each seat while they’re at it. Or maybe a dog park.
    1
  5899. There is nothing called .... Flying underwater ...... Anything that is flying should be in the sky ..
    1
  5900. So its basically a Japanese B-36 which they also wanted to use as a Boeing 747
    1
  5901. YESSSSSS 11th comment
    1
  5902. Anotov.
    1
  5903. I bet you a million bucks the propellers are not actually powered but instead autorotate like the Fairey Rotodyne.
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  5904. great vid!!
    1
  5905. If I have the money and buy a whole deck, it would be my deck
    1
  5906. Both 2 prototypes known as the F-23 (one being the Grey Ghost & the other other being the Black Widow) were the coolest jets ever & I'm glad they only made one of each because it makes it even more badass & obviously a extremely rare stealth vehicle just like the nazi Horning stealth jet which was the original prototype of all air stealth vehicles
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  5907. Arnie mints.
    1
  5908. Well, I wasent lying when I said I was watching 2 of your videos.
    1
  5909. Just another smoking hole in the ground !
    1
  5910. Not known the1/10 of it,,,,,fact
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  5911. Who cares how many passengers and which airline can fly the furthest. We still love you Boeing!
    1
  5912. Just wondering, when the VTOL jet lift off, is there any huge push down force to the flying carrier ? If y, is it dangerous to that flying mothership ??
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  5913. I dunno why this was on my recommended page, but now I wanna see all the clips about Antarctica that I can find at 3 a.m. Thanks, I subbed! Great channel!
    1
  5914. 1200 troops but just killed by CIWS
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  5915. Hi Nick. Your videos are always amazing. I wanted to know which software do you use to make these animations and models. Is it solidworks or something?
    1
  5916. Boeingn't
    1
  5917. China needs Malaysia to do so. And Malaysia also needs China. A white Knight carries the weight.
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  5918. Mustard.
    1
  5919. NO
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  5920. MORE OF THIS! PLEASEEEE
    1
  5921. And it's a hybrid....right?
    1
  5922. Yes
    1
  5923. The Kugelpanzer's only logical use for the Germans would have been as a demolition/wire laying vehicle. If one does proper research, you can learn the Germans already had rudimentary remote-operated demolition vehicles (The Goliath and the larger Borgward), but their remote operated vehicles were wired which was easily cut or damaged leaving the vehicle stranded. My educated guess would be that the Goliath would either make the wire-laying safer, or perhaps it would accompany the main demolition vehicle in close proximity for RC control (keeping proximity would allow use of radio Control instead of wired control)
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  5924. it looks like b747
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  5925. Really liked old format. That was more informative (for me), more like a documentary
    1
  5926. You and mustard have similar animation and structure. Youve earned a new subscriber!
    1
  5927. AND FAKE
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  5928. Do you think that you might run out?
    1
  5929. Well I hope that day never comes
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  5930. This video is entirely mistaken. Boeing could build the 787-3 tomorrow if there was a market for it. Boeing sold several 787-3 models to ANA, but the airline converted the entire set to 787-8 orders as the more efficient airplane. The assumption that a short 787 could fill the sweet spot is bad math and wishful thinking. It is still too big and too heavy. Short airplanes are never efficient because the heavy parts of the machine come along without weight reduction. Wings, gear, engines and empennage don't get lighter simply because the fuselage is shorter. That is why Boeing dropped the 737-600. The A-220 weighs so much less and carries a similar load. The empty weight is always higher on a per passenger basis when short aircraft are made out of longer ones. Efficient airplanes always have a low per passenger empty weight and tend to be a longer, but not longest, model. The NMA fits well below the size of any 787 because the niche is for long, thin, less travelled routes. Were it not for the single aisle and outdated engines, a modernized 757 would suit. Compare the 757 against the 767-200 and you realize why the long skinny airplane is far more efficient than the short fat one. That is why the 797-5x as currently re-envisioned by Boeing targets improvements upon the 757, possibly a 2-2-2 twin-aisle, made of carbon fiber. The main problem is engines. Nobody (not GE, not RR, not PW) makes a modern, highly-efficient turbofan in the thrust range for the niche. The GEnx is too big and too heavy, and forms an insurmountable hurdle. That's the elephant in the room. The LEAP isn't big enough. If it was that easy, to adapt an eight-across 2-4-2 airplane (where another 2-3-2 airplane is still too big) Airbus would bring back an A-300neo tomorrow. Same problem, though. No modern, efficient engines in the thrust class.
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  5931. It would be a spectacular sight to see if Deck III were to exist
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  5932. Mustard has nothing... I repeat NOTHING on this channel. Keep on doing what you're doing man!!
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  5933. I'm from Ukraine đŸ‡ș🇩
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  5934. My aunt is a flight attendant and works for delta
    1
  5935. so uh who’s gonna tell him?
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  5936. Epic vid👍
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  5937. I've read up and watched a good number of videos about crazy concepts and things that could have but never were built (my personal favorite being the Sea Dragon rocket) but this... When I heard about the jet engines, my jaw actually dropped irl. I've heard of crazy, but THIS, and everything about it, takes it to a level I couldn't have ever dreamed of in my life. You good sir have a like from me, and my subscription.
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  5938. first
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  5939. Sir, I am technology savvy. I understand what you are saying. The credit goes to the proper diction, meant for atleast for dumbos like me. Most of the other posts are such that we see, visualize but understand no words. Great . Keep it up.
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  5940. Canada has maple syrup
    1
  5941. I was actually hoping to learn something, but how can I do that when you contradict yourself immediately?
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  5942. What about BWB
    1
  5943. The Concorde was limited to off-shore flights why?....pesky, wall shattering, sonic booms.....wanna try again? Unless Branford has found a way to bend physics, I'm pretty sure the same limitations apply.
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  5944. How about a video on luxury private jets? Hail Nick!
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  5945. your thumbnail shows a GE locomotive.
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  5946. Considering the market for the double decked Airbus 380 and semi double decked Boeing 747 has dropped out there wouldn't seem to be much call for huge passenger planes but I suppose freight is a different matter.
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  5947. Nice
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  5948. EXPESHALLY
    1
  5949. Like the Brabazon
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  5950. Copy
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  5951. Happy new 2021
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  5952. It is a shame. Regime in Iran, just lie down for everything. This is just sheet big children toys.
    1
  5953. Instead, Boeing cheaper out, built the hastily designed 737 Max and gave us the deaths of hundreds of passengers in two ill-fated flights of said plane
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  5954. Just found that I didn't subscribe
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  5955. Keep making vids. This channel doesn't have the number of subscribers likes and views it deserves. This is the first of your videos I have seen.
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  5956. I seriously doubt it, the architecture, weight, airport infrastructure would not allow it
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  5957. It will never exist.
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  5958. It happens it’s chill
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  5959. Please take care of yourself! Get Well Soon! You the best ❀
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  5960. I didn't notice
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  5961. Thought that was the arsenal bird for a moment lol
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  5962. Water is not hydrogen dioxide. It only contains a single oxygen per water molecule.
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  5963. "8050 troops to invade any country in the world" ???
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  5964. what's with these new jokes
    1
  5965. 1:50 vaguely, looks like commissar yarrick
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  5966. This channel is way better than Mustard.
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  5967. the American project sounds interesting
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  5968. Love the detailed animations
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  5969. So Douglas developed this idea of reusable vertical landing rocket back in 50s Which btw merged into Boeing along with McDonald And Boeing also gave idea of two stage reusable space ship like current musk's starship back in 70s I wonder if Boeing can sue space X for IP theft đŸ€”đŸ€”
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  5970. is it have the covid deck?
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  5971. Hello from Kansas USA
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  5972. This won't get pinned.
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  5973. why can't we see what they saw in 2004, I've listened to that commander several times, and obviously they can record what they see, but why didn't they???
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  5974. Huh good timing to open my subscriptions
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  5975. 747 OH NO, not NEO
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  5976. This was how I've been imagining using the "Gunstar" from "The Last Starfighter"! Except the need to re-orientate the cockpit since the seats are in gyros in the movie.
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  5977. I've only watched 4 videos now, and I'm already getting a pretty solid idea: people who design these insane concepts are mad scientists like you see in sci-fi. ......is this where we get the idea of the evil genius who builds massive impractical weapons of conquest?
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  5978. I feel like I just watched the review episode of a TV show.
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  5979. Jesus dude, you have way to few subscribers for content of this quality
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  5980. COOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
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  5981. Your channel is the BOMB!!! ❀❀❀ I’ve been following you since you were under 100,000 subs. You’ve come far my friend and you just keep getting better and better! Keep up the amazing work you’re doing ❀
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  5982. The paratrooper PLF at 6:41 was flawless.
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  5983. Who else that has seen Top Gun Maverick wants a Found and Explained video about the Dark Star.
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  5984. Oil Rigs, Oil Refineries, Offshore Oil Rigs, Oil Tankers, Oil Train Cars and finally O I L P L A N E S In all seriousness, that plane reminds me of the Scaled Composites' Stratolaunch Vehicle which looks more "reasonable" visually-speaking than this too american Oil Plane. Scaled Composites' Stratolaunch Vehicle is itself an interesting plane which is aimed to carry rockets to higher-altitudes then launch them to space and then the Vehicle lands normally. It's an interesting topic itself.
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  5985. I can't believe this channel hasn't got 10x more subs minimum than it has. It will...
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  5986. I blooming well have! On all 5 of my accounts, no less! âœŒïžđŸ˜ŽđŸ‘Œ
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  5987. I have read many articles in the aviation press regards these aircraft. I enjoyed your presentation!
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  5988. Turns to gold 😂😂😂😂😂😂cant stop 😂😂😂😂😂
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  5989. The foundation of this video piece is wrong, and the code name is mixed up. First, there never was a real sonic cruiser program. I'll explain that in a second. Next, there was a Glacier configuration proposal as a part of airplane #1 of the 20xx program, but it was not what became known as the sonic cruiser. Rather, the sonic cruiser was the Yellowstone configuration proposal. Glacier was a different plane. What really happened is that we had a long range program under Mulally to replace the entire lineup of Boeing planes. That program was called the 20xx program, and it was very secret, even within Boeing. I'm guessing that only a couple hundred of us actually knew what was going on. Even execs with the rank of VP in other parts of the company were kept in the dark about it. The first plane was to replace the mid-market wide-body occupied by the 767. The many configuration studies were whittled down to three, when a model of one of the three was shown to an airline CEO, who in turn blabbed to Aviation Week, which ran a story on it. So a decision was made to take one of the two wilder configurations and do a full blown publicity campaign around it to provide cover to 20xx. It worked incredibly well. I even heard a Boeing IT VP swear up and down that the program was real. It wasn't. When we had a meeting with a bunch of the key customers involved in fleet planning, the at the Bell Street Terminal conference center in Seattle, the vote was nearly unanimous that they wanted all of that technology poured into a conventionally shaped plane. There are a lot of solid economic reasons for that, not the least of which are fuel burn, gate configurations, and maintenance hangar configurations. The baseline plane became the 787. There were to be at least four more in the series, but the GE idiots so screwed up program execution, that instead of the 787 being on time and reasonably close to on budget, 15 years later they still can't run an airplane program right. So Walt retired, Alan left for Ford, and that was the end of 20xx. Airplane #2 would have replaced the 737. We were soft on what would be third in the firing order, but there was a lot of interest in a baby wide-body (2-3-2 seating in coach) with a flight deck close enough to that of the 737 replacement that the larger discount carriers could have economically added it to their fleets. The larger plane or planes (there was debate about that too) would have gone last. They would have require much more evolved tape laying equipment.
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  5990. Hey can u explain the boeing2707 the Boeing supersonic competitor for the Concord but it was never built
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  5991. The cargo doors of any retrofitted freighter are extremely sensitive to wind. Even the small ones on P2F conversions like on the 757 can only be opened to a certain amount of wind speed. This is the reason why Airbus built special hangars to load/unload the Belugas independent of the weather. This works for special freight but would render passenger services uneconomical. So it would make most sense to keep the fuselage intact without cutting out the door in the first place or modify the plane in a way that it is sealed and can never be re-opened.
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  5992. From Mentor 👍
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  5993. What a waste of money đŸ€Ł
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  5994. The teardrop cockpit was also already practically used on a plane, the AN22 used such a design.
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  5995. Sorry I won't fly to Corona virus jets
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  5996. Buongiorno! 👋 Back on track in Italy for the third time this season... and what a beauty Imola is 😍
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  5997. The prototype nuclear reactors for this aircraft sit in a parking lot at the Idaho National Laboratory.
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  5998. At 14:40 - the only pilot to fly the Arrow. Incorrect. " Perhaps the best known pilot who was involved with the AVRO Arrow program was Janusz (Jan). Zurakowski." from Wikipedia, and also personal knowledge. PLEASE get your information correct!
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  5999. Yellow Submarine! ^o^
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  6000. 1 question dr fae where do you get the animations do you make it or open source or do you buy it or is it a secret its ok
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  6001.  Dark Shade015  she ? Nice tho those animations are dope
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  6002. I’d love to go back.
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  6003. There is nothing about this video that makes any sense whatsoever. Nice try Artificial Intelligence content generator.... This is the insanity of Democrat energy policy.
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  6004. Actually Germany did bulid an Aircraft Carrier in ww2. KMS Graf Zeppelin which was used as a storage ship. Please double check your information before you say anything
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  6005. Can't believe you said this plane had a Turbofan 😱😱 really¿ What a load of rubbish. And the Mig-25 did mach 3, your video said the Griffin only did mach 2.15😱no record there. Heaps of other planes did those speeds, especially the English Electric Lighting.
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  6006. This is not clickbait😂 Btw they just not pefect with current business demand for direct flying
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  6007. its too late to scrap it sadly and I would if I could. Five billion could be saved
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  6008. Might save some money but we'll see
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  6009. One thing ive not seen in the comments is the advantage of a tank this wide capable of transporting 2 mbts or several smaller military vehicles
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  6010. I thought this was mustard
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  6011. They need to address the aesthetic issue, because the plane does not look good. Having been a salesman before, I can tell you that it is very difficult to sell an unattractive product.
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  6012. Very interesting
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  6013. 5:11 "Drawt"?! "Draught" is pronounced "draft".
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  6014. Question somewhat off topic: Where did you come up with the theory that Dr. Todt was conspiring with the Russians in 1942? In 42 the Germans were still very much on the move and Dr Todt was one of Hitlers earliest followers and very trusted by old Adoloh himself. Just curious for Ive never ever heard of that Todt talking to the Russians or even contemplating such a move???? If you have any source material of that theory please Id very much like to read it, thank you and as per usual youre work here is just outstanding.
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  6015. Please learn how to pronounce Los Angeles. It's only Los Angeleeeees if you're an ignoramus.
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  6016. In waiting for the ticket. Don't make me unsubscribe
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  6017. The Americans have flying technology's that will blow your mind at least Ahead by100 years of any other countries capabilities rock on AmericađŸ’ŻđŸ’„đŸ’«đŸ‘ŒđŸ€Ÿ
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  6018. Is the Nissan Leaf this channels equivelence to the Toyota Corolla?
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  6019. I know what happened, they were to stupid to exist
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  6020. My dad allegedly flew a Russian double-decker plane during socialism (and it wasn't the A380 or 747), so I don't know đŸ€”
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  6021. You had me up until the Phoenix Lights reference, lol.
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  6022. my desire I will flight one day right in whatever countries
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  6023. makes the p1000 ratte look like an absolutly reasonable and realistic idea
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  6024. Oh hell no . This urban legend has gone too far . Anyway I am not unsubscribing .
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  6025. it was amazing every one who saw it instantly had fresher breath
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  6026. Don't tell me that u've used free space pack of 3d space station model â˜ș
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  6027. Epic Video!
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  6028. The migs were very secsussful
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  6029. Airbus A380: amateur’s (because it can literallly fly around 800+ people)
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  6030. gbfc
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  6031. "bom-Bar-dee-yay"
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  6032. DonÂŽt noticed this is the imperial-section of YouTube. Have a good day, I am out.
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  6033. (I get that you can’t format your screen for every device. I at least would appreciate it if you could raise your captions a bit so on my iPad they aren’t lurking behind the progress bar đŸ€). I appreciated your direct-to-sub comments. I think this is a cool-looking plane, even if the fuselage looks heavy.
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  6034. Wonder if anybody else is wondering why these super power countries would put so much effort into a useless desolate area? Hmmm
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  6035. Boy, that rendition looks like an ugly rectangular box
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  6036. Thanks!
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  6037. The Russian f35 situation
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  6038. 4 engine has finished. Era of 2 engine
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  6039. Why the greatest minds are from germany???
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  6040. Unsymmetrical Dimethylhydrazine is pronounced: un-sim-metric-al die-meth-ill-hydra-zeen.
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  6041. For those of you who thought the Osprey wasn't complex enough we present the flying tin can.
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  6042. Not sure what worse... flying in a Boeing or in one of those plastic China planes...
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  6043. the president's private plane to knows this aircraft have best capasity in world
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  6044. That James Bond movie and Airplane 2 took this passenger space shuttle idea from NASA.
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  6045. Nuclear power is very safe, until you physically smash the reactor. Until its possible to make a train that doesn't derail. or a plane that doesn't crash, just use the power to make a liquid fuel.
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  6046. if that crash is it considered a genocide?
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  6047. You gotta do something with your voice when you make your videos bro. You sound too dull and it's hard to watch. Literally.
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  6048. May I suggest dcs to supplement animation when available.
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  6049. Boeing designed a Hell of a Plane when it did the 707. They repeated that with the 727, the 737, the 747, the 767, and so on. Their product declined later, likely after they had acquired MacDonald Douglas, which everyone knows designed and built the Defective DC-10 and MD-11...
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  6050. How can Beluga fly on two engines whereas 380 needs four engines? Can 380 fly on two engines?
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  6051. Arsenal bird
    1
  6052. Plot twist: big brother is the name of the smaller brother
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  6053.  @afnankabir7107  oh ok
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  6054. At least we have the ATL-98 actually existing.
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  6055. Cause of Idjits. The future is dismal and corrupt.
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  6056. that's some Command&Conquer Red Alert 2 shit right there lovely
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  6057. After this video : This is bird and Project are no more TOP SECRET 😁😁😁
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  6058. Whaat a380 will be better
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  6059. If this plane would crash they would lose at least billions after that there's nothing to live for :/
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  6060. the 797 is still on the table but will be 2030 befpre airborme !
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  6061. Metric weight - tonnes not tons!
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  6062. Great video !
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  6063. shit only some 40 days in the air because the crew would run out of food?? well just increase its size again to have enough room on the plane to grow food. problem solved!
    1
  6064. A Jet Alone in form of airplane
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  6065. Copy paste from Russian and Soviet Union
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  6066. interesting....very interesting...
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  6067. I would not fly in an over-priced cattle car like this. But business class, sure
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  6068. Yellow submarine
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  6069. Lining the plane with lead to protect you from radiation...mean itd be to heavy to fly.
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  6070. Hmm... Talk about Phalic...
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  6071. Ironically antonov is bigger than this taht too built in 1980's
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  6072. Misuse of terminology, errors of fact, and omissions.
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  6073. Back when it was being designed there were plans for fitting the 777 with folding wing tips.
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  6074. Yes i would fly its mcas system has been fixed. Its a safe and reliable aircraft
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  6075. Real life Soviet Mammoth Tank.
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  6076. first
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  6077. Lockheed thinking about flying air carrier. Nick Fury: 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  6078. Is it just me or does the 7M7 have a large gap in the back of the plane?
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  6079. Cargo is more profitable than passengers. Qantas actually cited the the A380's disproportionately low cargo space as an operating cost issue. With two passenger decks to much of the 3rd deck is taken up by luggage.
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  6080. I would not buy. All Chinese companies are potentially an arm of the government and the Chinese communist party is an ideology at odds with most other governments. The individual is subjugated to the needs of the Chinese communist party. A dangerous ideology that must be swept away by any means possible.
    1
  6081. Imagine making plane with 6 layers and 12 engine, with six on each side
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  6082. Awful lot of steel girders...
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  6083. Another Spruces Goose.
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  6084. Great video and channel. I wonder. What program do you use to make the boatwakes so realistic?
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  6085.  @FoundAndExplained  is is the flipfluids plugin or is there a less resource hungry trick or plugin?
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  6086. The end of the super sized planes. Airbus is even working on an A319-size intercontinental plane ...
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  6087. Very interesting, thank you! <3
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  6088. Lovely!
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  6089. i want that tank!!!
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  6090. I want video about Qantas airlines
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  6091. déso mais y avait pas de moteur à ergol solide pendant Apollo
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  6092. technically there now is a 747 missile carrier now..... well actually a 747 rocket launcher; Virgin Orbits 747-400 (Cosmic Girl)
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  6093. Fake businessman, fake billionaire, fake president
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  6094. What level of illiteracy is needed in order to pronounce Bréguet (breg-ay) as ber-gent and Antonov (an-toe-nov) as ana-tov!!! Does this inspire confidence in data acquisition skills?
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  6095. 9 hour sector max length otherwise fuel burn is too high, can’t park in normal parking areas nor taxi on most taxi routes, too many seats to fill up. So essentially, It’s hub to hub only max sector length 9hours in an economy that allows for a profitable load factor. Otherwise don’t bother. Why it’s a terrible aircraft and it’s cheaper to retire them than use them
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  6096. Rest piece big bud 😞
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  6097. When Boeings disappear over the pacific no one cares when a Concorde crashes everyone wants it gone.
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  6098. Lmao realistic water physics in WoWs’ I think not đŸ˜‚đŸ€Ł
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  6099. The 3D Model from your Video actually looks aceptable. The real Version is a Retinoblastom.
    1
  6100. How did they unload this force???
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  6101. Donuts donutssss
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  6102. Props are for boats.
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  6103. Can't believe how those videos don't have millions of views. Just such great content. Keep on going. Love it.
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  6104. BOEING as did in the 80`s with the 7J7, always come with lies and deceiving projects ..... ends up in something completly different and always the same: an 707 fuselage stuffed with problems...737 max.
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  6105. please make this with the A400M and Super guppy
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  6106. TFW you see a random photo of a Nissan Leaf inserted into a random youtube video and can tell it was taken like 200m from your parents' house.
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  6107. @7:03 I'm glad you said American rather than picking on a specific country. BTW, The Mexican Population has a higher weight than the average USA citizen or Canadian.
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  6108. I was listening with attention until I hear the global warming crap. Good video. Interesting without last 3 minutes.
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  6109. Yes. Support American made
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  6110. What kind version is that its look like c 5 shuttle carrier in google
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  6111. @Found and explained: Suggestion for a video.: I saw a video about an nuclear powered aerial hotel called sky cruise. Maybe this could be a topic for you.
    1
  6112. Who did say made the Comet?? Go ahead, say it again. Have you never heard "de Havilland" pronounced before? Could it be that you have no idea what you're talking about?
    1
  6113. We truly live in the lamest timeline.
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  6114. Longview Aviation Dash8 program is picking up orders on the short haul market. Orders that would have gone to Airbus or Boeing in that same segment.
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  6115. "Rooskies," not "Ruskies."
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  6116. Way too many engines for passenger service, too costly to maintain. Too loud for both passengers and civilians they fly over, too
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  6117. Yellow Submarine. đŸ‘ŒđŸ»đŸ‘ŒđŸ»đŸ‡ŠđŸ‡ș Thanks for posting.
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  6118. Very interesting - thank you
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  6119. That plane is the definition of thicc
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  6120. đŸ€ŁđŸ˜‚đŸ˜đŸ˜…đŸ˜„đŸ€ŁđŸ˜‚đŸ˜đŸ˜…đŸ˜„
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  6121. 3 gunners for 20 machines guns, does not make sense in real combat, you need 20 gunners for 20 machine guns in actual combat
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  6122. Eu adoro este canalđŸ„ș❀
    1
  6123. They say if you can hear the sound of the A-10's cannon, you're already dead.
    1
  6124. But wait, I know a harder way lol. That bird would have taken time, certification and simulator training NOT HAPPENING! Cost, schedule and shareholder value by any means.
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  6125. It doesn't matter. Airbus is already planning a zeroE airplane to replace the a320 and all aircrafts of the same size.
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  6126. Yes but that won't be here for a while so it will matter
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  6127.  @ethansaviation2672  2035 is not that far away in aviation time. They should focus on the future and don't mess much with the current lineup
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  6128. Yellow submarine
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  6129. Michael O'Leary: I have an idea...
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  6130. The top deck could be used for suites.
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  6131. I'm always up for more content!!
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  6132. Ju 287 in War Thunder when? btw nice timing you released this within an hour of War Thunder's new update lol.
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  6133. I am early yaay!!
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  6134. Even a fairytale has some truth hahaha
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  6135. That can be a reason why Boeing been waiting with 797
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  6136. Could they use better engines to help get it over the ocean?
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  6137. Ok I know there are people who are always going to try to explain this away. The camera explanation is plausible??? Maybe....... but how do you explain the pilots physically seeing this with their own eyes? I know everyone wants to be that smart guy who can explain it away. But this explanation does not pass the entire smell test. Trust me they exist, and there may be more than one species watching us. You have tictac ships, you have the triangle ships and the orbs (spherical) bright light ships. So there is evidence of more than one planet visiting us. Slowly introducing and revealing themselves to us. They are observing us as we would observe ants building a colony for scientific knowledge!
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  6138. dude... to much base in that mic setup of yours otherwise good video tho 😂
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  6139. Yep, that's all it needed, the A330 had the real engines, the A340 was a pre Etops 270 product.
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  6140. Finally, something that isn’t squarespace. Love what they do, gonna use them if I make a website for sure, but man that ad read gets a bit repetitive.
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  6141. Dude you are a mega nerd--- rock on!!!
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  6142. This is beyond ridiculous, I love it
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  6143. 60,000 Jobs. Do an image search of 'Will the last person leaving Seattle' and you'll get a grasp on how dramatic the cancellation of the SST program was.
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  6144. an aeronautical and aviation engineering advise from the wall street boys? i hope Boeing are not that stupid to follow..Please keep your engineers back in Everett and listen to your own engineers!!
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  6145. untrusted technology
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  6146. Love continental
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  6147. Airbus A380 Beluga XXL please 🙏😁
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  6148. A spacex BFR should be operated by NASA or Space Force, not Air Force. Thats in my mind though.
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  6149. Complete horse crap - will never happen for various reasons, not the least of which would require a massive infrastructure investment for the operating airports.
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  6150. Yey you did my suggestion on discord legend!
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  6151. squere cubes? the fuck does that mean?
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  6152.  @FoundAndExplained  you know what i meant
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  6153. Higher landing gear?
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  6154. Cause it was air junk
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  6155. About thirty years ago, i.lived in florida. I lived near a naval station that had f-craft carriers at it's port. All the time I used to see naval airplanes flying low over our house. There would be multiple airplanes .. One day I heard a huge bomb sounding noise that the sound was all over the place. My friends and I looked to the sky's and there were airplanes infront of an f - craft carrier , that was flying in the sky over in the distance. I swear it was a ship flying in the sky..
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  6156. Any plans for Confirmation 49 or Doak VZ-4 videos?
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  6157. How did the pilots of the parasite aircraft get in?
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  6158. Giant flying Dorito caught me off-guardđŸ˜‚â€
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  6159. His blue plane is worth more than that. Its the third smallest private plane in the world.
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  6160. I'm new So I subscribe and likes
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  6161. 1:24 "
at the Paris Air Show in 1999." A Sukhoi planes breaks up in mid air and crash What a great intro start there, F&E. T_T
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  6162. Hi, why u upload so late in the night?
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  6163. Yellow Submarine.....
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  6164. Mmk going to count up the errors in this new version
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  6165. west australia is best
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  6166. I think we'll one day soon see something like Helicarriers like seen in Marvel's Avenger's movies. Those also had Laser cannons for point defense!! Laser technology is becoming more readily available soon... What about Airborne Destroyers though!? That would be cool, of course, the Helicarrier's in Marvel were offensive as well. But something dedicated to ground assault from an airborne platform? With large destructive guns? Would be epic!!
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  6167. I have seen your face months ago
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  6168. Ace combat flying wing carriers are cool but DAMN SHE THICK
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  6169. Thankfully I don’t have to fly very much. Flying now has become boring and tedious. I believe it has become stagnant with technology Thad hasn’t kept up with the times. Too bad the future hasn’t caught the flying industry. I am one of the flying public that will pay 💰 more for service and LEGG ROOM! To have new very cool aircraft like described here would be awesome... Cheers on the great vid!!! Well Done!
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  6170. Funny how people don't gather in droves to discuss amazing would be social projects that would have made everyone's life so much better.
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  6171. This isn't terribly practical but man would it have made a serious propaganda piece.
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  6172. These is a propfan aircrafts right? Edit: yup, I was right
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  6173. Bisan unsa pa na ka sekreto pulbos gyud na way mahimo batok sa ukraine nag tuo sad kaha mo kun wa say sekreto ang ukraine?đŸ€Ł
    1
  6174. 1.83 gigawatts?! The delorean only needed 1.21 gigawatts 😁
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  6175. We should have kept it and have our rightful place in history.
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  6176. AMAZINGNES!!!
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  6177. only 900 views, bro fell off
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  6178. 7M7...7 Maybe7!
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  6179. Darn it cleetus
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  6180. The model used for the animation looks more like a modified An-124
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  6181. Actually, Lufthansa purchased the Concorde not only ordered it.
    1
  6182. You gotta really want that backhoe somewhere and no other way to get it there. How are people paid for this? Jeez
    1
  6183. Too BIG
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  6184. Available on Simpleplanes Not in real life 😂😂
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  6185. Is the 757 Plus and 767X project scrapped?
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  6186. First there was a kingsnake then now here's a kingfish whats next king bird?
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  6187. this is a comment, i hope the algorithm notices.
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  6188. Every episode of this channel is literally sponsored by squarespace and F&E always finds a way to smoothly insert the sponsored segment
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  6189. Requesting videos on the following: -switchblade aircraft designs such as the FA-37 Talon from the ‘05 movie “Stealth” or the X-02 Wyvern from the Ace Combat franchise -Super Tomcat-21 and ASF-14 -the NATF program -early ATF proposals
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  6190. Private a380 is like a flying titanic
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  6191. 7ads in 12min? Are you crazy?
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  6192. It looks sick in the renders, it sure looks shit on the prototype tho
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  6193. So essentially America wanted to create a star destroyer with lots of anti-air lasers.
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  6194.  @FoundAndExplained  I do love your videos, buddy. They are so informative and filled with little bits of knowledge I never knew about aviation and space flight. Keep 'em coming. â˜ș
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  6195. The 74 trijet is sex on a stick. Fight me.
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  6196. Windows are the best part of a flight
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  6197. ELLO AGAIN
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  6198. I stopped watching at the "subscribe or puppies die" countdown. I'll read about the Pelican elsewhere.
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  6199. A pretty dangerous fuel hydrogen. Especially if there was a n accident.
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  6200. SUPERB ANIMATION
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  6201. The music drowns out the spoken word several times. Ended up giving up on the video rather than try and figure out what was being said. Would be better to have the music as a softer background track and not so loud.
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  6202. I don’t think I’ve ever seen an uglier plane.
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  6203. Great video, thanks for sharing
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  6204. That was an unexpected sponsor
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  6205. Okay ive watch damn near all your videos, how was i not Subscribed? well I am now. And made 50000 Bot channels to help :D jk lol but love your videos
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  6206. Design looking comfortable and safety and costs effective and technically very speedy more then nowadays bullets train design ?
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  6207. I think im early, not sure though
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  6208. Murder of the environment we'ld have gotten justice by now
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  6209. Because cruise ships are so awesome at containing disease we’ll also make flying Petri dishes!
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  6210. Thanks for the Doctor Who reference! Love your channel.
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  6211. I would fly on it without hesitation!
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  6212. It is possible that US gets idea of B-21 bomber with the concept of Horizon?
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  6213. He found and explained why I’m subscribed to his channel.
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  6214. Now try the C 5-Galaxy
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  6215. Oh that was a new vidro i saw from this channel. Lets go watch all its so interesting and nice. Very good quality
    1
  6216. the celera is the real deal, will absolutely change private charters as we know them, lowering the price dramatically
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  6217. why make the biggest aircraft when u can build the biggest helicopter? like a bigger chinook? its going to be difficult to land that kind of plane, but a heli wont be.
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  6218. I have spotted some major changes with the edits, animation and models keep it up F&E
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  6219. Wow
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  6220. The jet was an a330 clone
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  6221. Totally delusional LOL
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  6222. Nope đŸ˜±
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  6223. this channel is way better then mustard
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  6224. How's your airline doing?
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  6225. Why do tha wings look like they gon snap off?
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  6226. There's a video about the Alaskan boarder?? I really liked the monorail video... Edit: Nice triple Dell Monitor setup you got at 4:45...
    1
  6227. grounf
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  6228. Propellers could have never taken up that much heavy thing in the skies
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  6229. I just rewatched the video, and I find it really worse than I did half a year ago. The information would've fit in a 10 minute video, some of th informations are not relevant or just false. Also what the heck is this title, the "Nazi UFO" could've been just cut away and it would then appeal even more to people picky about clickbaiting. For the clicks, I guess. Of course it is cocmpletely monetized and crammed with as much ads as possible. I may sound alot like a smart-ass here, but the Horten would not have had Double machine guns but double aitocannons. normally the highest caliber recognized as Machine gun is 15mm, even that is sometimes already called a cannon. The Horten would have had 30mm Maschinenkanone 103 autocannons, which even have cannon(kanone) in their name. You also can't say Machine gun cannons. The Ho would not have been a stealth fighter and never was intended to. So many people think that only because it looks similar to the stealth bomber B-2. There's a brilliant video from lazerpig about this. There are some more minor mistakes. Thank you for reading this, lol
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  6230. Netflix deal when?
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  6231. Trying to explain UAPs with a spy plane of US origins is futile. There are too many varieties of UAPs and the flight characteristics of them defy the laws of physics as we understand them.
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  6232. Me: Mom can we have f-22? Mom: no we have f-22 at home The f-22 at home:
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  6233. Lol. Sure. A communist country during the Cold War producing a product that the west would have love to use. I remember all those airlines lining up to buy tupolevs. You don’t remember that? Me neither
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  6234. Damn, one of the most stunning looking video yet, amazing content, keep it up.
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  6235. this was so good if too short
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  6236. is there a need for this tho? i mean if they bulit a fleet of this. what are they going to use this for??
    1
  6237. Why all Vickers planes have France's flag on its wings?
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  6238. Plus one algorithm point for this comment!!! Oh two sentence comment two more algo points! Heck ill toss in an emoji for another algorithm point 😉
    1
  6239. Lockheed 747
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  6240. 6:37 Horten and Blohm & Voss called, they want their ideas back
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  6241. 242 viewer
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  6242. So pleased to hear about something I'd never heard of. Thanks!
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  6243. Nunca me entere que Lockheed hubiera planeado construir un
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  6244. Is this propaganda for boeing?
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  6245. Good clip thanks
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  6246. An illusion of more engineers! no airport, even military, will be able to operate such a plane quite simply. Stop dreaming and come back to earth (it is the case to say it)!
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  6247. Please more boat content
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  6248. NICE
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  6249. There is zero faith in silent supersonic
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  6250. I sincerely think the Boeing should bring back their Tri jet 747. With the brand new engines going on the 777x , Those engine should be plenty powerful enough to at least power a smaller 747 in trijet form
    1
  6251. Embraer is better anyways
    1
  6252. Richard Branson lets emotions and ego get in the way of his business. So I think Virgin is not doing very well.
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  6253. Wait laser cannons? turbo jet vtl? Are we sure this isn't a modern-day us project, because I got to tell you there's a lot of similarities between this and a lot of other projects that us is working on right now like this seriously sounds like something of the modern generation projects
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  6254. thick boi THICK THICK THICK THICK THICK
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  6255. Who was President Lloyd Johnson? I remember Lyndon, not Lloyd...
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  6256. I say value alliance I remember Asian low cost carriers
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  6257. JUST 1 MORE SEAT NOOOOOO
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  6258. Guns on a carrier wasn't never done for example the US CV 2 and CV 3
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  6259. Hello!
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  6260. No fires with hydrogen
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  6261. A360 is going to be sooooo cool
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  6262. Looks like something you'd see promoted on the GIJOE toy line.
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  6263. I think we can thank Lockheed, they never built it. It looks ugly.
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  6264. Good Job
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  6265. đŸ˜±đŸ˜±
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  6266. Found And Explained is the only prick on earth knows about this plane!!
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  6267. reason one: copyright reasons even though the airbus a380 didn’t exist then
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  6268. What that have been safer than the way STS launched, ie Challenger or Columbia?
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  6269. You know that doesn't look like a 737
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  6270. Your point? It was an attept to fill the same sector of the market as the 737 later slotted into, and soon dominated until the A320 came a long.
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  6271. Looks like something someone would make in simple planes
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  6272. My favorite thing about this channel is the beginning of every video where I'm always like "wtf is that thing"
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  6273. Long Overdue, Elon starship will get us anywhere in the world 🌎 under 1 hour at Mach 24
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  6274. It makes you wonder why Boeing didn't just explore an improved 757... True, they would have to rebuild the production lines, but they basically did that with the 737MAX and the new 777X anyway. They wouldn't have to recreate the wheel, a new 757 with improved engines, a redesigned wing, updated FMS and avionics... You'd think that the current 757 operators would have loved the chance to upgrade fleets without having to convert to a whole new aircraft. But Boeing's gonna be Boeing.
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  6275. Wow, never heard of these before, pretty cool, and pretty smart.
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  6276. So, are the chains still in the rivers then? Never knew these existed, thank you.
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  6277. top notch content, liked your submarine ad
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  6278. 0:22 Probability zero - the things were WAY too loud and no way to quiet them down enough to meet current noise limits - or even CLOSE.
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  6279. you just put TWO ads in one video around 5m, thats it im stop watching it
    1
  6280. Welcome to the future the future is here
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  6281. Adam and Eve sponsoring? Good on them. They've really brightened my day in the past.
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  6282. Did whoever came up with this idea get it from a Cracker Jacks box?
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  6283. Yess new uploaddd
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  6284. plane
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  6285. So, fast forward 20 years latter, and now more than a dozen airlines want an aircraft with these abilities.
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  6286. China should use C919 for lowend people first
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  6287.  @FoundAndExplained  To be fair, I really enjoy your content as is yet I also notice that the quality of it is becoming more sophisticated as we speak. Meanwhile the frequency of uploads and the volume of videos produced is impressive. This is really no small feat. As someone with an architectural education and 2 small channels on here that uploads sporadically, I get how difficult it is to thrive against the crunch between a compressed schedule and limited resources. Animation is resource and labor intensive and the technical aspects of your content obviously complicate things further than would be case if you were to produce more casual contents. Kudos to you. :)
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  6288. Interesting
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  6289. Surly 1200 people, cargo and only 2 engines wouldn’t fly due to lack of power? If it couldn’t fly on 2 engine couldn’t it fly with an engine failure?
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  6290. boeing has gone the way of the dodo. they became under government control and stopped being a technical company. the bean counters now control the company and all technology and safety is second only to profit. they have to replace all, that is all, meaning every, top exec with pilots. no bean counter or lawyers should be anywhere near any meeting. everything should be done by pilots and for pilots. training on the production line is also gone. you cannot profit if a worker is learning how to build. so we have seen people not knowing their jobs, produce crappy products that are full of junk.
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  6291. 6 guns would be 60 degrees apart if evenly spaced. Anyway, it would look good in the next comic book movie.
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  6292. You wanna know what actually happened ..hmm...the wives and moms took it down because the men were taking too much business trips
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  6293. ngl it looks like a bootleg antonov 225
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  6294. Always copy and paste
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  6295. The A220 has better flexibility for flight operations than the A320neo. The A220-100 has short landing/take off capability for short airfields like London City airport compared to the A320neo
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  6296. Hated...? You have to kidding..., Is the most Beautiful passenger plane ever built... Even It's name sounds nice "Concorde", means "Cordiality"... Maybe you did not like it because you couldn`t afford it...
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  6297. Its a most crashed aircraft too, China C919 and France A320 will be better.
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  6298. Many car and passenger ferries use chains. One that immediately comes to mind is the one across Poole harbour in Dorset (that's in the UK, for those unfamiliar with geography). I've also seen a report on a chain ferry powered by electricity in Denmark (I think - my memory isn't what it was).
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  6299. Please more content like this!
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  6300. Halo vibes
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  6301. LA to SF.....9 minutes ? It will take more time just to get to altitude, and descent time, etc. Concord was unprofitable because of operating costs, unwanted airport noise, and sonic booms. Right now, a 737 will go LA to SF in a little over an hour.
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  6302. So it was a lot better, just not cheaper or safer.
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  6303. Imagine what the military could do with a couple of these. Entire battalions of Abrams raining from the sky... Glorious.
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  6304. Why the 6 Engines, i mean 4 like the ones on the 777X - GE9X generate more thrust than the 6 of the An 225. The 4 on the A380 also produce more, but 4 like the GE9X and you have no thrust problems even with 1200 People ...
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  6305. he said that
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  6306.  @BenjaminKaiMaxwell  😁
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  6307. the ending do do do doo dodo do do doo dododo
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  6308. Even if the 7m7 went to the market it wouldnt even make the orders that the 737 and a320 has in my prediction it will sale over 500 aircraft because its a new concept no wide body is that small it could be pointless
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  6309. people going on rockets is unrealistic lets be honest do you think people are going to be fine experiencing 9g's just to get to a area faster
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  6310. Best series ever!!! We need more 😃!!
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  6311. You are living in my childhood dream
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  6312. you could fit more than 400 when you remove the military hardware that isnt necessary for commercial flight. Then again, youll have bags too
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  6313. Still -1 dislikes
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  6314. The sonic cruiser was a fake to Airbus to get them to commit to large scale production. The 777 was what they built. People were tired of the old hub spoke system. the 777 allowed for point to point to smaller airports.
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  6315. Global warming my arse.
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  6316. Another copy of a Boeing concept
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  6317. Made in China aircrafts???? Hahahaha đŸ˜‚đŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ˜‚đŸ€ŁđŸ˜‚đŸ˜‚đŸ€ŁđŸ˜‚ people will travel in these aircrafts if their life is cheap
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  6318. Very tailspin.
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  6319. When you're early and can't think of a comment
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  6320. 1.21 Gigawatts!!!
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  6321. In top gun mav the darkstar is an f 18 and just re skinned and add some cgi
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  6322. Absurd not low cost Practicable
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  6323. Diego Garcia is 2,000 miles from the Horn of Africa, not 600.
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  6324. I supose that the A318 is allready out of prodution, but I can not confirm that
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  6325. Great Video, Cool Tank M.A.D. renders any discussion of ground based operations including any mechanized or mounted troops an acts of words being wind! M.utually A.ssured D.estruction
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  6326. They are tiny inside, compared to commercial aircraft.
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  6327. I need that model on my desk!
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  6328. i like it
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  6329. indian map is wrong 10:24
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  6330. If battleships would become redundant then why is it taking off of one. Plus doing that the force and heat would destroy it. Trust me if something like this came about battleships and aircrafts would still be in use. Are there even battleships still around? Its the battlecruisers that have been redundant right?
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  6331. thats an aircraft carrier
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  6332. The Me 262, I mean Martin 262. Hey, where do you put the fuel on this incredibly skinny plane?
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  6333. Super topic! Super footage! But amateurish switching between scenes! What is the point of having flawless and HD videos, and have ugly transitions that flicker, colour flashes? Really? It’s pathetic and I stopped looking halfway through an otherwise super post! And, I will NOT like NOR subscribe. It absolutely makes no sense having all the technology in the world, and deliberately make it look like a 1979 video? No thank you.
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  6334. 19 minutes late and 29th like
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  6335. Where is the others aircrafts? Embraer, COMAC, etc?
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  6336. ITS A WUNDER WAEPON
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  6337. I love how it almost sounds like the video will end with not what you thinks video ending
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  6338. No one would buy it.
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  6339. Just a quick DETOPS and these will be back in style like no other... I think a good 6 decades under DETOPS 5 will be good, only 5 minutes flying time from any airport with full emergency services for such an aircraft. Then it is go big or go home :D
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  6340. Hehe
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  6341. Did you say B36 "Pacemaker"? Or was that the result of your accent?
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  6342. AVE BELKA
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  6343. Puts me in mind of Norman Spinrad's "The Iron Dream." But that may be just me.
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  6344. Personally not straightaway if ever - it’s bodged from Stage 1. Unfortunately, it’s always going to be tainted. I don’t see any physical difference to the airframe. Wrong - The greater public DO know about the MAX, don’t assume everyone just thinks it’s just plane at the gate and all the knowledge is just with AvGeeks.
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  6345. Everything he puts his hand on turns to crap.
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  6346. They should do something with the tale is ugly!
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  6347. Great video! I didn't watch right away because I wanted to make sure I had the time to sit down and watch properly. Submarine battleships? Yes. I would also love to hear more about these 'Nizmit' aircraft carriers. Sounds interesting...
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  6348. The magic schoolbus
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  6349. this aged like milk XDDD
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  6350. They could haul oil south and beer going northbound!
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  6351. Tic tac s should promote ufos on there logos 😂
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  6352. I love the Concorde, but.......Bla, Bla, Bla..... -I mean, Really !?
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  6353. Sorry creater of this vid. I accidently disliked the video and it said "feedback shared with the creater" I meant to like and I have liked. I love your vids I'm subbed
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  6354. Boeing always get jealous of other aircrafts etspesialy to airbus aircrafts boeing never thinks about what they are doing
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  6355. @iamarizonaball2642  Oh, definitely. You could fit multiple Predator drones into a 747. The issue is the wings. They'd have to be modified to be able to fold before being deployed or returned inside the carrier without compromising aerodynamics. It's theoretically doable. The real question is the cost-to-benefit ratio.
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  6356.  @ManiaMac1613  why not fit missiles instead then? A massive missile carrier with anti air Mach 3 or hypersonic missiles could work.
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  6357. Interesting.
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  6358. this was your first video on this channel
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  6359. Is it me or does the train kinda remind me of the snowpiercer
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  6360. the max 10 is still smaller than a 727-200 or a md-90 or a 707 or a md-88
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  6361. "Competitor"
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  6362.  @FoundAndExplained  I for one love it!
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  6363. Ello
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  6364. ticket price is also down to weight of the aircraft. fatter tanks = more $$$ for takeoff fees. weight also counts when you are flying in a countries airspace. the A321xlr is going to sell even more & we are going to have to get used to it for long haul. In flight food & drinks could well be a thing of the past to boost profits.
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  6365. 757 ?
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  6366. mc = Minecraft or mc = Minecraft championship ????
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  6367. Un-symmetrical die-meth-ul-hydra-zine. But you can just say UDMH, the rocket scientists do.
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  6368. Hello
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  6369. Stupid. Never proposed or taken seriously.
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  6370. If I was a billionaire id use it like a private jet
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  6371. Superb aircraft (I imagine well in 'Thunderbirds" animation movies :))
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  6372. Maybe it's the American in me, loving jets, rockets and the like, but that is kick ass!!
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  6373. What about the TR3B?
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  6374. https://youtu.be/qa2oNllegKE
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  6375. I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS KEEP POSTING ❀❀❀❀❀❀
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  6376. Ok just for you
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  6377.  @FoundAndExplained  omg you commented on my comment ❀❀❀❀❀
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  6378. I don't think youre😱going to find US Army helicopters aboard Navy ships, and the US Navy has no need for attack helicopters.
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  6379. Why is concorde and a380 in this
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  6380. Loved your content! I hope you get a Silver Play Button one day!
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  6381. then the navy tries to one up the airforce by making an aircraft carrier that can carry and launch these behemoths
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  6382. Epic!
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  6383. My father worked in aerospace production from 1950 thru '80. I grew up around amazing aircraft and with every new type I thought, "They'll never get bigger than this one..." Boy was I wrong!!!
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  6384. The same marketing strategy of " no training needed"...
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  6385. Air bus in great.shape..the a 220. Is a way better plane. Air bus wanted to get rid of.the a 318 a319.and a 320
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  6386. You know those planes that are like, double planes?
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  6387. BS
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  6388. Highly doubt succeeding by then; due to requirment of high-compressed tanks shape to be accommodated in entirelly in new airplane. And testing of new airplane will require plenty of time, which is not feasable by then, again, due to cost of hydrogen vs conventional petrol refinery cost and purshase/delivery in practical application.
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  6389. Dude, check your pronunciations.....
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  6390. Awesome machine
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  6391. hello.
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  6392. Cost: 20 trillion each
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  6393. no i would not fly on that cramped config in fact i would rather have my teeth pulled
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  6394. Great content!
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  6395. good video, although I disagree with the use of AI art throughout.
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  6396. Damn. When I was a kid, the only place I could watch a quality documentary like this was the History Channel. On an unrelated note, am I the only one who evaluates vehicles like this for its potential in a zombie apocalypse?
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  6397. Thank you so much!!!
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  6398. Copious amounts of LSD probably contributed heavily to this idea lol.
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  6399. Why would a mountain be travelling at 600mph?
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  6400. So being as I was able to watch this video. Does that mean I'm aloud to assume that I wasn't being told the truth?!
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  6401. Why not take off from the salt flats?
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  6402. Great analysis however I don't think 2 engines would be enough. We can upgrade this further by attaching some A340-500/600 wings and 4 A339 engines, alongside a third main landing year leg. The new wings would help to keep the range between 2000-3000nm ;) Also I think an upper deck would be better off in a 3-3-3-3 configuration or 2-4-4-2 allowing for wider aisles so we could get rid off evacuation issues.
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  6403. Pero es muy pequeños y debería tener 8 cohetes mås o diez y con capsidadde salir de la Admosfera y entre nuev mente ybque huele Fuera de la admosfera igual
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  6404. Wow!
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  6405. Don't bull shit me!
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  6406. So this isn't a YouTube channel endorsement of the developers' HS2?
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  6407. Why not 8 decks? Or 10?
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  6408. youll know the channel isnt pouring its best anymore when its resorting to clickbaits and cheap sponsorships.
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  6409. Bom-bar-dee-yay or Bom-bar-djyay
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  6410. No money
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  6411.  @jtjames79  beamed power is way to easy to weaponize
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  6412. Now using stealth technology..
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  6413. PLZ MAKE MORE A380 VIDZ Bcoz i like the plane
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  6414. this channel is so underrated
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  6415. Imagine if this can move extremely heavy cargo so easy muchless it'll carry passengers,their luggage and full fuel like nothing i bet
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  6416. Don't forget about the CF-105 aka the Avro-Arrow. Then you get a liberal government that scraped them all, billions of tax dollars wasted.
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  6417. A nuclear reactor does not make usable energy on its own. You would need a tremendous and infinite water supply. Which is the reason you only see them in military ocean going ships. There is a few satellites with nuclear reactors. But the energy is converted into electric power by a sterling engine. Which is only enough to light the minimal amount of electronics on these satellites. And a satellite in orbit benefits 1000x more from solar
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  6418. This is incredible man, I see you got the donuts done after I left your stream, the Aurora may well exist but after 30 years there could be even more secret planes out there, who's to say since the second world war someone has resurrected the German Bell that was supposedly under development
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  6419. haha. taking alarm sounds from FTL boss fight
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  6420. No. Never ever will fly the max series! Period
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  6421. Couldn' t you fund my beast of a probably unreliable plane that has no economically viable place to fly to? It must of made for an interesting investment banking meeting. Hey, usually under communism; no one cares if it can generate income but can it get the army there fast. But can it do it better than what we already have? No, end of meeting.
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  6422. invasion of china with this when?
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  6423. @14:35 “Airbus would convert its prelememrmre design..” hahah
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  6424. Still waiting for N250
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  6425. Did u see subtle snake emblem that almost goes unnoticed, chewing off the tail of the aircraft?
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  6426. Does the narrator do the writing? This is pretty important question as there have been some interesting.... errors
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  6427. @6:00 LOL that pretty much sums up all the project. Unbelievable that there had been an actually project...
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  6428. Only avgeeks understand what he is saying the 757 has left a gap in the market . people will keep talking about the 767 cause they don't understand 😂😂
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  6429. Air Tasmania ordered 12 aircraft apart from Lufthansa. Air Tasmania used this aircraft to fly the golden triangle Hobart, Launceston and Devonport. It was a pleasure to fly with their decedant first class service and showers.
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  6430. The aircraft never entered service...
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  6431.  @FoundAndExplained  i have that service many times often returning via Nouakchott and Khartoum. Thanks for the laughs
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  6432. Obviously west will never buy Chinese aircrafts even they are better than their product.
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  6433. It carrys nukes! That sounds like something thr Soviets would do but am I surprised since this is the same country that tried to make a nuclear power flying carrier?
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  6434. Doesn't matter is they end up cramping people in with a average hight of 1.25 cm tall 😂😂😂😂😂 or at least Ryan crying air do
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  6435. No! Totally wrong! The next aircraft from Airbus will /*not*/ be a replacement for an airframe which is less than 10 years old. Look at historical precisence! The next new aircraft from Airbus will be the replacement for the A320 family
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  6436. i would never like this plane to fly even if it is made by my fav boeing it looks ugly too ugly
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  6437. The problem with airports started with the hub system. Before that planes mostly flew nonstop to their destinations. Imagine that. BTW, imagine boarding 900 passengers. boarding commences at 3pm. Takeoff scheduled for 6pm.
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  6438. 737 obsolete technology
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  6439. Yeah same
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  6440. Hello
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  6441. this could work with a submarine aircraft carrier, have it be a normal submarine but under it, submergible planes could attach and dock themselves, cockpit window would open allowing pilots to enter the submarine, this would let the submarine to stay submerged when deploying aircrafts and said aircrafts could easily escape and retreat a fight they can't win
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  6442. Stories and especially side track stories improve presentations. See dr Karl.
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  6443. 3-4-4-3 config? Why not just 4-6-4?
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  6444. So double isle can give the airline faster turnarounds? Interesting, I carry a reminisce of a nastalgic flight đŸ›« from Atlanta to Brasilia! 8:30 hrs strait through. A reminisce, because of many other flights on that route in the 707!!!
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  6445. anything that is not a flat desert will ruin your day, steep slopes, mud, real snow, trees and dont even try to get this thing anywhere near any infrastructure like bridges or tunnels so this thing better swims
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  6446. It looks almost just like an Antonov 225. I wish the oil companies could fill up any jet for the same cost as the costs for A380's & B747's filling up for the same charge for 737's fueling up!!!
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  6447. I subbed I want my ticket now lol!
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  6448. 7M7 sounds good
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  6449. It wasn't faster because it didn't exist
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  6450. Awesome video!!!!! who does your animations? they are SO COOL!!!!!
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  6451. "Who's to say" hahaha it's physics fool. LH2 energy density is too low for long haul flights. Also you said only the engines need modification.... totally wrong. Go back and do some actual research.
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  6452. Like to see 747 x
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  6453. 337th not bad mate
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  6454. This channel looks like Mustard at 720p still love you though
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  6455. Engine maintenance would have been a real pain.
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  6456. While it would not be perfect, the Russian Irkut MC-21 might be 90% there. I think it might be EASA certified before MAX is recertified. Really only thing against the plane is that it is a Russian aircraft.
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  6457. As long as they can distribute spare parts and other things to operators efficiently.
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  6458. Designed in Nanny Nanny 6
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  6459. I've read that Scramjet technology has propelled a vehicle to over 6,000 mph. I wonder if this is the platform they used?
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  6460. land train? they're all on land
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  6461. Can't believe this thing got flagged by youtube it has nothing to do with politics.
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  6462. 34:15 There you will see [Mustard?]
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  6463. First time see the Boeing 747 -500 amejing
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  6464. I wont hesitate to say, that would be the most ridiculous war machine ever. With that weight, filled with fuel, army, navy, nuclear, I say just give me one SAM missiles and you will get the biggest KABOOM in the sky.... beating the galactic explosion ever
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  6465.  @FoundAndExplained  > Yes, but I honestly don't think you understand the cost and time to develope a Supersonic aircraft. It will take them at least a decade and somewhere around $20 billion or more. THEY DON'T HAVE THIS KIND OF MONEY and won't for many years if ever.
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  6466. That's almost twice the power capacity of the AP-1000 modern commercial reactor!
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  6467. WHO SAID OIL!
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  6468. Bruh this would be cool.
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  6469. More please !
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  6470. Many counties are Making cheap jets As ... Boeing and air bus
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  6471. Lol
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  6472. I'd love it if you could do a video on the Boeing Pelican Ultra. This one really reminded me of it.
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  6473. 10:55 "Provalent"?! "Prevalent" is prounced "prevalent" with the accent on the "pre".
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  6474. It all comes down to fuel efficiency and cost. If companies cannot make a profit (including maintenance, and other issues I can't think of) it will make it.
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  6475. Good thing Cap was there to crash it into the ocean.
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  6476. That super man short may come true.
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  6477. This would be a better video if the narrator spoke normally.
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  6478. what is this, budget mustang? lol
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  6479. Sabaton song: defense of Moscow.
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  6480. It's been 7 months since this video was released - and I'm sure this will be received about as well as "old man yells at cloud"... but, as a former naval submariner I cannot help but say something about the fact that you chose to put port windows, on your submarine animation. Come on, man! Seriously?
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  6481. Nice.
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  6482. Like an antonov, but for passenger travel
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  6483. Is this any relation to the rig they proposed to lift TSR-2 in vertical takeoff? That thing was a delta with an enormous number of engines.
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  6484. Who would like to give 3 Trillion Dollars to the Americans and Europeans and end up them giving you DP rear into your arse and not allow you to scream.
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  6485. Yellow submarine
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  6486. J I G G A W A T T S
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  6487. I saw a video were they where planning a A-380 plus version that could fit 900 economy class seats but now all are being retired...
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  6488. Why not just to revive a 767, with new composite wing similar to 787 and new engines? So much more reliable and cheaper.
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  6489. This is kinda like saying boeing-380
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  6490. Dick Cheney. Saved you 11:37.
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  6491. (no hate to Found and Explained just thought it was funny) F&E: "This is a family friendly channel" Also F&E: Proceeds to show multibillion dollar stealth weapon of mass destruction
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  6492. I have to reconcile my restlessness to see rapid design evolution against the severely conservative strategies of the carriers who survive, clinging to the margins of solvency by focusing solely on plain old sober economical conditions/forecasts. It's unfortunate that planes like the A380 and BWB designs are losing to ancient B-47-based configs and the (yawn) twin-engine narrow-body far into the forseeable future. We should be in a more optimistic place. (terrific show! but) None of the new designs presented here inspire the slightest excitement, merely shaving another fraction-of-a-percent off the fuel costs, or RASM between a 2-5-2 versus a 3-4-3. It feels like the technological and economic variables have all more or less reached their plausible limits. So unless there's an outsider willing to try something insanely different, we should not expect any sea-changing innovations from the present batch of developers nor clients. E.g.: What if I said, "I'm willing to pay an extra $500 to trade my 6-hour flight from NY to London for a 24-hour flight....if I can get my own room with a window," what kind of innovation would that inspire? The present economic model would implode because while it would be cool, nothing can presently do that.
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  6493. You lost me at "mee 262"
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  6494. yellow submarine then
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  6495. Another very interesting video mate, thank you for posting.
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  6496. yes for $50.
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  6497. Third
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  6498. Yellow Submarine
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  6499. me gets fling in a pancake my mom and dad working for naca good idea
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  6500. Couldn't they just build one such runway (probably wouldn't even need to be that even) and then have the planes resupplied from those modified Boeings? That way they could stay in the air for years or decades.
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  6501. Considering of industries loss and reputation CHINA SHOULD NOT HAD ATTEMPTED TO MESS WITH PANDEMIC CAUSING VIRUS CORONA.
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  6502. Drug cartels are known to use them.
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  6503. Rubbish
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  6504. 53 waiting?
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  6505. This thing would fit in any ace combat game
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  6506. man the Animations on these videos are really impressive and getting even better with every new video to date! F&E AKA Nick you've really earned the 200,000 Subscribers now 213,000 Subscribers its the great Animations/Great Videos Keep up the Fantastic work Nick!!! Keep up the Fantastic Videos!
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  6507.  @FoundAndExplained  i guess you can say when an aviation channel creates High Quality Videos you know folk will come and subscribe and watch your videos! your Channel feels more like a Channel that's been on YouTube since YouTube's Inception more than 16 + years or more! or been on YouTube since 2007/2008 14/13+ years on YouTube
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  6508. Environmentalists and covid.. won't be flying so forget about it
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  6509. just to tell you the 747 is not being produced anymore so ur kinda wrong but there are alot of 747 left so maybe ur right
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  6510. I have yet to see a video on this channel that is not of outstanding production quality and presentation!
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  6511. I could see the CL-1201-2 as a launcher for multiple LGM-30 Minuteman missiles since they would be immune to a Soviet first strike and remain an effective deterrent force. The USAF looked at both the C-5 and 747 platforms and actually did launch an LGM-30 out the back of a C-5. Another option would have been to launch a manned orbital flying vehicle like the DynaSoar.
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  6512. A fast prop driven airplane was tried in the 50's It was made by Republic and was part of the Thunderjet line. IT was a fighter developed for the Navy. Only problem was, when it was on the ground the prop spun so fast the noise it made made the ground crews sick! Another design that went into the shredder....... But that was in the past. I wonder what's in store for the future? Maybe you can do a video about what's on the drawing board.
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  6513. I personally believe supersonic transport aircrafts as unnecessary, requires high maintenance, lots of fuel, and usually is very loud. Most flights now don’t even take a day, so I don’t think reducing flight times are necessary. So imo, speed shouldn’t be the number 1 thing to be focused on, but rather safety, making planes more accessible for lower class people, and comfort.
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  6514. I forgot to mention that supersonic planes might potentially reduce comfort on planes, picture the Concorde for example.
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  6515. Wouldn't the performance of the eight mid-ship and eight aft engines suffer from ingesting the exhaust of engines fore of them? Wouldn't the launch of a SAM or a VTOL scorch the fuselage of the carrier?
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  6516. Find a 3d artist to help you with animation
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  6517. I love Wendovers.....oh, wait.......
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  6518. Next video going crazy
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  6519. If it happened new engine option then 747NEO sounds like Airbus neos
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  6520. Just took a flight in one, very silent and comfortable, would do it again! Of course it’s impossible to just drop all the MAX 8 they have built so far and design a new one, it would be just dumb, they got the problem and solved it! So there’s no drama in flying it.
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  6521. What a splendid video, and ngl you keep getting better at the linguistics! What are your thoughts on a vid dedicated to Tu-144? The Mustard's one seems to be made based on fake info and is pretty subjective. A plenty of people still underestimate this beast because of street myths dated by the cold war days. I can even recommend you some of Russian materials concerning the Tupolev's world-first SST and some of the very exclusive stuff NASA wrote about it after the Tu-144LL program's conclusion.
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  6522. This would've been the grandfather of the fictional SNOWPIERCER train.
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  6523. The a350 had babys
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  6524. 0:12 ok what the fuck, for some reason i keep seeing star wars references on non-star wars channels please help
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  6525. Lol
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  6526. Why must some Americans "Expecially" rather than "Especially". It is really annoying. Otherwise a very good video.
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  6527. That Harry Potter quote has to be the most accurate description of Air Force procurement there is
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  6528. JOLLY Interesting Concept !!! Perhaps Larger Passenger Capacity Would Lessen The Number Of International Flights Required And Thus Reduce Emissions : The Key Is Propulsion And Developing A Less Polluting Engine System. The Concept Of Solar/Electric Electric Engines Is Being Explored And Is Indeed Actually A JOLLY Interesting CONCEPT !!!
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  6529. The A300, 757, and 767 would be better.
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  6530. I like how the narrator said any crazy idea that cross hitlers desk including the idea of a ship cannon on land. I never thought of that until I heard of it in this video and I'd say you know fuckin what look into that shit if we can do it build it like a methhead...
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