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who had the balls to take a airship to the northpole with the storms they have there???

Nuclear powered ships built here in the United States have been proven to be the cleanest running, safest ships ever built by ANY NATION. The details are so stringent that there’s NEVER been an accident on a single nuclear powered American ship that was remotely related to the reactors onboard such vessels. Nuclear power should be used in ALL of our military ships, not just the carriers and submarines. For a time in the 1960’s that was actually the intent, with the last 4 nuclear powered Navy CGN’s being built by the Carter administration. Those ships are long gone now, having been decommissioned by President Bush (Senior) immediately following the first Gulf War. And sadly, the nuclear powered cruisers were the first to go, even though several hadn’t even been refueled once since their commissioning. Their decommissioning was poorly thought out by a Navy that wanted all their new ships to have the upcoming “stealth technology,” a technology that hasn’t even remotely proven itself to be viable on surface ships. Today’s ships should be powered by highly efficient, extremely robust, and long lasting nuclear power plants that can be removed from one ship when the rest of that ship is no longer viable, only to be placed back into another new vessel that’s currently under construction. The ships may only be viable for 20-25 years, but those nuclear power plants should be built to last 80 or more years so they could serve in more than one platform over the course of their lifespan. This would drastically cut down on the amount of dangerous materials left behind after the decommissioning of nuclear powered ships. This alone would exceed every other initiative currently being employed to clean up the atmosphere combined with.

This confirms that the Soviets were the first to advance technology, while the West was a race to diminish everything that was Soviet... The important thing is that the Concorde ended in a horrific fall in the end, as the comfort and luxury it provided over its Tupolev counterpart did not help it save the lives that burned inside it.

this inflatable plane was and still is in my opinion a brilliant idea because the meaning of the whole is to bring the pilot to safety and not to engage in hostilities with the enemy in the frontlines so it is a mistake that this concept have been abandoned . Also it would be a great tool for non armed roles in a future conflict . Example: covert ops , logistics , rescue , operating behind enemy lines etc.

f15 brought down Berlin wall

Nuclear energy is the future, whether it’s fusion or fission. You can’t get solar panels to power a 747 and you can’t get wind turbines to do it either. Our elites don’t want to progress society only regress it, sad. We will need new leaders who care about people and progress for the sake of long term prosperity. Not making themselves more powerful for the sake of control.

Just more tech the Soviets copied from the US, only to never realize it to completion. We were flying numerous shuttle missions annually whilst the Reds couldn't even get one damn viable unmanned launch 😂😂😂😂😂

Imagine we all worked together as HUMANS, sharing our best and brightest.

I'm glad I came across this content. Very informative, up-to-date and well executed.

since there was 2 likely possibilities for the lost cruiser, First would be buried. well at some point if the cruiser is buried then maybe at some point it will show its sign of Orange? Second, If it did split off and took a trip on a broken ice disc then at some point it would travel to a warmer part and slowly start melting and the Cruiser would be left under water in a warmer climate. Obviously water is colder the further down but the Cruiser experiencing warmer temps before sinking to the bottom of somewhere. Basically i read the comments and thought to myself well the time capsule of this beauty would not be preserved. of course overtime the vehicle will be eaten away and damaged by pressures. Everyone's guess is Valid. but i love the fact everyone is curious and has the same ideas and feeling for this lost cruiser is insane. What a magnificent design could have went a long way in the past century yet was abandoned due to problems in the world. We can only hope it will be found and if not then at least we will get to enjoy a piece of history in our memories

I mean it kinda wasn't a failure cause on still flies commercially for gulf air I think

the world's largest plane is exactly what I thought

Can you imagine the same dummies that drive cars flying aircraft??😂😂😂

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Thats some really good graphic work on the inflatables! Almost looked real.

I rode it once in 2017 and wow it was sure incredible.

Space submarines

Why though

So everyone crying about nuclear powered ship so the military is ok to use it in subs and carriers. How is that fair and make sense

How different the world would be if we mastered nuclear energy for every day use. Imagine the breakthrus that would of been invented along side

It won’t. It’s just a company trying to get more political power

Yeah, one toilet for over twenty peeps is already a hellscape. Anyone who's spent time on a boat knows what's up.

It was sill junk, I hated the design.

These days it seems as if the champion of faulty airliners is Boeing.

I have flown aeroflot. It is a very nice and comfortable airline

Promo at end of this excellent upload looks equally fascinating.

Paranoia used successfully

So you are telling me US air force back then didn't learn from crashed UFO aircrafts, sure, thing.

A lot of the problems in vietnam weren't even aircraft related... It was politicians demanding that *all* airplanes attack along a very obvious corridor allowing the enemy to amass all their AA assets, allowing the enemy planes to know where to intercept. It also involved politicians being afraid of americans shooting down americans, which limited engagement rules to visual confirmation first, effectively turning a sniper rifle into a knife fight when it wasn't designed to be in a knife fight. Everything else on the video is good though.

I feel so honored to have worked on one, during Desert Storm no less. One of the birds from my squadron is actually on display in the Weisbrod Air Museum in Pueblo, CO. It has a Mig-23 kill.

​ *Here is the complete list of 39 Comet crashes and hull loss accidents.* G-APDN. 03.07.1970 G-ARCO. 12.09.1967 SU-ALD. 28.06.1963 LV-AHR. 23.11.1961 G-ALYP. 10.01.1954 G-ALYP. 02.05.1953 G-ARJM. 21.12.1961 SU-AMW. 19.07.1962 G-ALYY. 08.04.1954 SA-R-7. 20.03.1963 SA-ALC. 02.01.1971 CF-CUN. 03.03.1953 LV-AHP. 27.08.1959 G-APDH. 22.03.1964 XP915. 19.01.1971 G-ALYZ. 26.10.1952 G-APDL. 07.10.1970 F-BGSC. 25.06.1953 LV-AHN. 24.03.1970 SU-ALE. 09.02.1970 SU-ANI. 14.01.1970 OD-ADS. 28.12.1968 OD-ADQ. 28.12.1968 OD-ADR. 28.12.1968 G-ALYR. 25.07.1953 G-APMD. 16.11.1965 G-APMF. 05.11.1964 G-APDL. 23.12.1959 G-APDN. 09.03.1964 G-ARJN. 02.08.1963 G-APDF. 09.04.1959 XK663. 03.06.1959 G-APDM. 03.08.1962 G-APDA. 08.06.1959 G-APDB. 21.06.1959 G-APDM. 25.01.1961 G-APDB. 22.08.1960 G-APDS. 14.03.1960 LV-AHO. 20.02.1960

*CAN ANYONE NAME A BRITISH COMPANY THAT STILL MAKES BRITISH JET AIRCRAFT IN THE UK?*

Oh yes, because if you have to have a council named after you and you want to built a plane why not name it after…. Yourself….. idiot!

Water is a corrosive enemy to most materials. Salt water is the really bad. These inventions would have been a maintenance nightmare.

Somewhat ironic that the Flying Boat was dealt the death knell by the Comet jet airliner, considering the latter's critical design flaws that doomed it as well.

they got mugged by a guy with a .22lr and reacted with a 20mm

" lake added a pressurized diving chamber where the crew could lower instruments... Or conduct dives " and freeze to death in 2 seconds!

🎼 Bing-bong🎶: "This is your captain speaking, er... due to a predictable stress fracture point, a teeny bit of the plane has fallen off... the wing." 🤣

STILL MY FAV.

INCREDIBLY IRELEVANT

It's fucking PAINFUL watching this in an era when trains (especially as an American) seem like a more *futuristic* technology. They're extremely hard to beat in terms of efficiency, provided that your urban planning is set up around them. Abandoning them was a colossal fucking mistake.

Tbh, YB-49 isn't cursed at all, it look cool actually, like something from Shmup game as boss.

My brother's father-in-law was test pilot at DeHavilland in the late forties. He was flying the chase plane for Geoffrey DeHavilland, the day he crashed. A very, very interesting man. Born when planes were still fairly novel, and still working when Armstrong did his thing on The Moon.

Kinda reminds me of another recent incident with a submarine

>"coming next month on nebula" > Look inside >Didn't came next month

Sounds like something a north korean would come up with to escape north korea

Funny how Axis had all the technology at the time to win the war but bad decision making skills

submarines sum up my two fears. water and closed spaces. nope.

I’ll take the L-1011 never would fly a DC-10.

What happened to it's reactor?