Space Shuttle Cockpit

Check out this 360 view of the now retired Space Shuttle Discovery

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How a C-130 Takes off from Antartic

Warning

is loud

NASA's New Rover

PUSH

Love Airplanes

"The Wasp"

It's called the Williams X-Jet

Why the fuck don't I have one?!

Derp Plane

Realistic Robotic Bird

The SmartBird is something i find revolutionary. It was only last year that the first flapping aircraft took a manned flight, and now we have this. In the video from a distance it's VERY hard to tell the difference between the SmartBird and a real bird. Here's some text from the article i found it on.

Its wings not only beat up and down, they also twist at specific angles, providing the ultra-light model with 'excellent aerodynamic qualities and extreme agility'.Controlled by a radio handset, it can also simply glide through the skies if left to its own devices.
Steering is achieved when the SmartBird, which weighs just 450grams, moves its tail and turns its head from side-to-side.
Inspired by the herring seagull, scientists at technology firm Festo control the up/down flapping motion of the wings by spinning two wheels inside the robot's torso.

 Read the full article here

A Merl of Blackbirds

or a group of SR71s

The amount of time spent finding the collective noun for blackbirds was ridiculous. You can also say a flock and a cloud.the more you know!

Second X-37 space plane readied for launch

Can anyone say SPACE FORCE?!?!

The spaceman is more than fond of fresh Aerospace news, I'm constantly on the lookout. Not too long ago a very similar spacecraft to the one above made headlines not for leaving the Earth but for re-entering. Why? Because nobody without a top secret clearance had any idea it was even up there. Even stranger is that this project was once unclassified. All of the sudden it was dropped, as in the project flat out dissapeared. The link at the bottom discusses more about the second rocket, which Uncle Sam is being far more transparent about.

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