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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
1 crash, but there were a lot of failures and cases of pilot error too. It was not a safe plane. The fuel tanks had bad shock protection, the plane required exceptional pilot skills, and it had various part problems.How many crashes?
Edit :I have a feeling you're confusing the Tu-144 with the Concorde.
Edit :I have a feeling you're confusing the Tu-144 with the Concorde.
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Originally Posted By Rylol⏩
It was far from perfect.Aye. Concorde's safety record was perfect for 31 years and then the Air France disaster happened. British Airways remained 100%.
https://www.upi.com/Archives/2001/01...3576978670800/
LONDON, Jan. 5 -- The grounded supersonic jetliner Concorde, erstwhile pride of Air France and British Airways, escaped disaster at least 57 times before the fatal crash near Paris last July that killed 109 passengers and crew and four people on the ground, new revelations released Friday said.
The revelations, contained in findings by investigators of the accident, seem to have dashed hopes of an early return of the two airlines' distinct flagship to service, industry sources said.
Only a few weeks ago, British Airways announced it intended to fly the Concorde again, although no such plans were announced by Air France, which promptly grounded its fleet when one of its planes crashed soon after take-off from Charles de Gaulle airport.
An investigation after the crash found that the jetliner caught fire and crashed after its fuel tank was ruptured when a tire burst on a metal piece left on the runway.
The French investigators said that it was not the first time a Concorde fuel tank ruptured because of a bursting tire. They added that fuel tanks had been damaged by tire blowouts on six separate occasions and there had been 57 cases of tires bursting on the runway since the plane went into service in 1976.
The tire bursts were held responsible for shooting debris into the fuel tanks, causing a dangerous chain of events that finally proved fatal last year.
14 planes. Around 50 near failures. 1 crash. Around 50000 flights. Still unacceptably high compared to most other planes.The revelations, contained in findings by investigators of the accident, seem to have dashed hopes of an early return of the two airlines' distinct flagship to service, industry sources said.
Only a few weeks ago, British Airways announced it intended to fly the Concorde again, although no such plans were announced by Air France, which promptly grounded its fleet when one of its planes crashed soon after take-off from Charles de Gaulle airport.
An investigation after the crash found that the jetliner caught fire and crashed after its fuel tank was ruptured when a tire burst on a metal piece left on the runway.
The French investigators said that it was not the first time a Concorde fuel tank ruptured because of a bursting tire. They added that fuel tanks had been damaged by tire blowouts on six separate occasions and there had been 57 cases of tires bursting on the runway since the plane went into service in 1976.
The tire bursts were held responsible for shooting debris into the fuel tanks, causing a dangerous chain of events that finally proved fatal last year.
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
Did you read the facts? The plane wasn't safe.Thanks for fact checking yourself and actually googling the stuff you pretended to be knowledgeable about.
You learned something new today!
You're welcome!
You learned something new today!
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03-01-2023, 08:10 PM
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Sorry, but ChatGPT said it's absolutely real and with some of the snippets I've seen and read about people asking various questions about stuff that is super hush hush and it gives super logical answers that make sense, I'm inclined to believe it. Even answers that end up kicking off people's internet who ask them.
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Originally Posted By roosky11⏩
what did chatgpt say?Sorry, but ChatGPT said it's absolutely real and with some of the snippets I've seen and read about people asking various questions about stuff that is super hush hush and it gives super logical answers that make sense, I'm inclined to believe it. Even answers that end up kicking off people's internet who ask them.
03-01-2023, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
It was true. That 1 crash meant the rate was too high.I know about them - and I didn't have to google, like you just did.
Your initial statement of "And because people crashed them at way more than an acceptable rate" is completely untrue.
But hey, now you know, and I can take comfort in knowing that I made a difference in the world today, and I forced you to learn something that you didn't actually know chit about.
Once again, you're welcome!
Your initial statement of "And because people crashed them at way more than an acceptable rate" is completely untrue.
But hey, now you know, and I can take comfort in knowing that I made a difference in the world today, and I forced you to learn something that you didn't actually know chit about.
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03-01-2023, 08:33 PM
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goto the NASA Cape Canaveral in Florida.
the spaceships dont' even seem plausible to make it across the state without stuff flying off. Its pretty interesting if you look at more as sci-fi though.
the spaceships dont' even seem plausible to make it across the state without stuff flying off. Its pretty interesting if you look at more as sci-fi though.
03-01-2023, 08:44 PM
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there military tech from the 60s and 70s we have that other countries cannot replicate easily (outside Soviets).
not too hard to imagine china still having issues getting their tech in order. a lot of it is just having the right infrastracture in place (not necessarily the "tech").
moon program took a massive amount of people for building enormous rockets that needed to be moved after construction, a proper training program, flight and launch procedures etc. it was an enormous undertaking of resources, materials, and manpower that is very hard for any country to just put together.
not too hard to imagine china still having issues getting their tech in order. a lot of it is just having the right infrastracture in place (not necessarily the "tech").
moon program took a massive amount of people for building enormous rockets that needed to be moved after construction, a proper training program, flight and launch procedures etc. it was an enormous undertaking of resources, materials, and manpower that is very hard for any country to just put together.
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Originally Posted By OnlyHope⏩
I strongly recommend you actually go see the ships in person.How to instantly detect any low IQ person: Moon landing denier/flat earther.
It looks very similar in construction to how an old 20ft Cessna plane looks.
if you just think about the velocity involved....I mean its crazy. maybe they will have something more proof positive in the future.
inb4: but russia didn't disclaim it!
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Originally Posted By andrepmeet⏩
Velocities alone don't matter in space. It's accelerations that matter. Hardest part was slowing down properly on approach and not crashing.I strongly recommend you actually go see the ships in person.
It looks very similar in construction to how an old 20ft Cessna plane looks.
if you just think about the velocity involved....I mean its crazy. maybe they will have something more proof positive in the future.
inb4: but russia didn't disclaim it!
It looks very similar in construction to how an old 20ft Cessna plane looks.
if you just think about the velocity involved....I mean its crazy. maybe they will have something more proof positive in the future.
inb4: but russia didn't disclaim it!
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Originally Posted By goingcia⏩
"China will land on the moon in 2029."
With today's technology, a youtuber should be able to rebuild the 60's lunar lander in his mom's garage. It should take China no more than a year to build a 1000x more advanced lander that takes a chit on the moon and wipes with the original lander before waking up the crew for the moonwalk. Come on already with the bullchit.
Anyone can do it. But are they willing to risk their life? That's why these things take so long."China will land on the moon in 2029."
With today's technology, a youtuber should be able to rebuild the 60's lunar lander in his mom's garage. It should take China no more than a year to build a 1000x more advanced lander that takes a chit on the moon and wipes with the original lander before waking up the crew for the moonwalk. Come on already with the bullchit.
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
whatever. thing shoulda fell apart coming down and landing in the ocean unless that was faked too. once you see them in person along with all the circumstantial evidence it seems highly implausible.Interesting concept about comparing a vehicle that operates in atmosphere, versus one that doesn't, and using velocity as a metric.
what really did it for me was the reactions of the astronauts back home at the press conference plus lack of eye-contact with anyone (body language is very hard to fake/beat).
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Originally Posted By andrepmeet⏩
What about the reflector they put up there?whatever. thing shoulda fell apart coming down and landing in the ocean unless that was faked too. once you see them in person along with all the circumstantial evidence it seems highly implausible.
what really did it for me was the reactions of the astronauts back home at the press conference plus lack of eye-contact with anyone (body language is very hard to fake/beat).
what really did it for me was the reactions of the astronauts back home at the press conference plus lack of eye-contact with anyone (body language is very hard to fake/beat).
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Originally Posted By infinityplus1⏩
they didnt have the german elite scientists we had. germans are the smartest people on earth for engineering(srs).True remember when the Indians failed to send an un-maned craft there couple ofbyears ago
Indian scientists/mathematicians study at some of the worlds best UNIs and even they failed
Indian scientists/mathematicians study at some of the worlds best UNIs and even they failed
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Originally Posted By kengriffeyjr24⏩
loldthey didnt have the german elite scientists we had. germans are the smartest people on earth for engineering(srs).
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze⏩
seriously the stuff the nazis were building with limited resources was insane.lold
chinamen and indians, while very smart and having high IQs, just lack the creativity and ingenuity of german elite mogmaxxer scientists who could make guided long range ballistic missiles in the 1940s (v2 program)
without the nazis we brought over, theres no moon program (thats basically common knowledge srs)
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
https://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/Why would it fall apart on the way down?
to be honest, prolly ditched all that old tech I saw as a kid and remade them with carbon-fiber or some shyt. proly got told "no fuking way" every single day 20 years ago.
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Originally Posted By kengriffeyjr24⏩
lold hardseriously the stuff the nazis were building with limited resources was insane.
chinamen and indians, while very smart and having high IQs, just lack the creativity and ingenuity of german elite mogmaxxer scientists who could make guided long range ballistic missiles in the 1940s.
without the nazis we brought over, theres no moon program (thats basically common knowledge srs)
chinamen and indians, while very smart and having high IQs, just lack the creativity and ingenuity of german elite mogmaxxer scientists who could make guided long range ballistic missiles in the 1940s.
without the nazis we brought over, theres no moon program (thats basically common knowledge srs)
You do realize all the great scientists we brought over hated Hitler and the nazis right?
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Originally Posted By andrepmeet⏩
The press conference is interesting.whatever. thing shoulda fell apart coming down and landing in the ocean unless that was faked too. once you see them in person along with all the circumstantial evidence it seems highly implausible.
what really did it for me was the reactions of the astronauts back home at the press conference plus lack of eye-contact with anyone (body language is very hard to fake/beat).
what really did it for me was the reactions of the astronauts back home at the press conference plus lack of eye-contact with anyone (body language is very hard to fake/beat).
If the astronauts were CIA agents they would be like actors and have pretended everything was great. However, they looked shocked, disappointed, and as if they were made to lie.
Later, they didn't become national heroes and just kind of disappeared, meanwhile, going to the moon is literally more of an achievement than 99% of events in the last 24 million years lol.
So, the press conference looks like the astronauts did SOMETHING but NASA faked what we saw on TV and heard about, the astronauts found out, and it ruined what they actually did.
I posted this before, but Joe Rogan showed live feed footage of them walking on the moon. One guy trips and he is pulled up off the ground, he doesn't get up, he's pulled up.
So, I think Armstrong, etc went to the moon, but maybe didn't get out of the craft. So, that would be like going to the bottom of the ocean in a craft, but you can't really get out. However, NASA faked the TV footage, pictures, etc.
The astronauts came back and found out their achievement was turned into a fraud and didn't know how to handle it.
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I do find it interesting that Niel DeGrasse Tyson stated we only went to the moon once.
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and going to the moon was no longer worth it after they beat the soviets to it, that was the whole pointNot sure if srs. Building supersonic jets isn't an issue from a technology standpoint. The Concordes were canceled because they were no longer profitable.
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Originally Posted By Paul
Really?I do find it interesting that Niel DeGrasse Tyson stated we only went to the moon once.
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze⏩
werner van braun applied for and became a card carrying nazi boyo.lold hard
You do realize all the great scientists we brought over hated Hitler and the nazis right?
You do realize all the great scientists we brought over hated Hitler and the nazis right?
him and his team helped make the v2 which killed people in england. all was forgiven as the USA desperately need the tech to combat against soviets
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Originally Posted By kengriffeyjr24⏩
"Yet, he also wrote that "to us, hitler was still only a pompous fool with a Charlie Chaplin moustache"[32] and that he perceived him as "another Napoleon" who was "wholly without scruples, a godless man who thought himself the only god"."werner ban braun applied for and became a card carrying nazi boyo.
him and his team helped make the v2 which killed people in england. all was forgiven as the USA desperately need the tech to combat against soviets
him and his team helped make the v2 which killed people in england. all was forgiven as the USA desperately need the tech to combat against soviets
Sure sounds like he just joined because he had no choice and didn't really care much for hitler, Mr. neonazi man.
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