Imagine how many dead birds you could pick up around there.Originally Posted by nene
Apparently with some early radar systems, the birds that flew in front of them were fried by the intense microwaves
Imagine how many dead birds you could pick up around there.
Apparently with some early radar systems, the birds that flew in front of them were fried by the intense microwaves
Supposedly you can use it to create or remove clouds by creating an interference pattern to insert or remove large amounts of energy at specific points. Can also be used as an energy weapon. According to the same conspiracy theorists the USA uses HAARP to do the same stuffAh, that saved me from asking if that's what it was
If the weather thing works maybe they could be convinced to switch it back on so we can have a nice summer again
I say supposedly, because there hasn't been any published research on this since Nikola Tesla died. It may be theoretically possible, but relies on a certain amount of unconfirmed suppositions.
It's probably just a bog standard over the horizon radar.
Why do you think they built that thing right next to Chernobyl power plantImagine how many dead birds you could pick up around there.
Apparently with some early radar systems, the birds that flew in front of them were fried by the intense microwaves
I will admit I have little to zero knowledge on this sort of stuff, but having read James Rollins "Black Order" I am, now, more than intrigued at the sort of stuff that floats about that is relatively unknown, especially the older stuff.
Some of the stuff in this thread is incredible.
Wiki has a good article (as well as others) about Duga-3 (the big aerial)
Completely unrelated, but from one of the sites discussed....
http://englishrussia.com/?p=941
I honestly don't know what to make of that!
Where ever you go, never take an idiot with you. You can be sure you'll find one when you get there.
Was that not a prototype or derivative of the P38 Lightning?XF11 again a beautiful aircraft, the crash was due to one of the contra rotating propellors reversing pitch due to a faulty oilpump
this is the first prototype, and the one he crashed (see the contra rotating propellors)
the second prototype without the contra props
Fookin' genius is what that is, LOL.
not at allWas that not a prototype or derivative of the P38 Lightning?
the XF11 had a wingspan of 101 feet, twice that of the lightning.
the powerplants were significantly different, as the XF11 had a 71 litre four row, three thousand horsepower radial engine, as opposed to P-38 which had a 28 litre V12 allison at 1700 horsepowermassive differences in power
the P-38 i believe was also designed be the legendary Lockheed designer kelly johnson, who went on to design the A12, the U2, Sr-71, F-117 and the C-130 hercules
the XF-11 was designed and built by Howard Hughes
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Well, that's just it. Everything about me wants to hate it, and yet (and maybe it's because I'm up to my neck in an "interesting" project) I find I cannot actively dislike it.Fookin' genius is what that is, LOL.
Where ever you go, never take an idiot with you. You can be sure you'll find one when you get there.
I say early, but there was a vast number of pidgeons killed during 60s tests at Bushy Hill in Essex
Why do you think they built that thing right next to Chernobyl power plant
With regard to that, one of my mates I graduated with this year created this for his final year project;
This is his year book page
Trying to find a picture of his finished model, looked awesome.
I wouldn't be surprised if there still are at certain places. Phased array RADAR systems have massive power outputs. The one we host in the UK at RAF Fylingdales, for example, has an effective radiated power somewhere between seven and eight megawatts, or about 2.5 MW per side (three sides). It comes with a range of over 3000 miles too
The beast that the Russians built is bigger. Much bigger. It's also a lot more flimsy - look at the guy ropes stopping the radiating elements from flapping around, and it only points one way. In any case, you're going to feel the warmth on your skin some considerable distance downwind of that thing.
Taking into account the efficiency, or lack thereof, it must have used a good percentage of the output from Chernobyl when it was operating.
new images of the ekranoplan
http://englishrussia.com/index.php/2...12/ekranoplan/
The cold war is so cool! We need another just so we can make some more crazy stuff!
That looks so cool and weird.
Why do I think only the Russians could come up with someting so weird looking
you'd think so
But how about this then
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Habakkuk
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Loving the updates, keep it coming!!!
I'm just bored today, can't rememvber the rest of the thread so this may have already been posted
Duga-3 Ballistic Missile Early Warning system. "Russian Woodpecker" or NATO "Steel Yard"
http://englishrussia.com/index.php/2...ear-chernobyl/
Theres a sound file on here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Woodpecker
WTF!!! Thats not meWith regard to that, one of my mates I graduated with this year created this for his final year project;
This is his year book page
Trying to find a picture of his finished model, looked awesome.
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that is pretty cool bayside
unfinished nuclear power plant
http://www.artificialowl.net/2009/04...-finished.html
+ more info on duga
http://www.artificialowl.net/2008/12...m-antenna.html
those russians are nuts, they build amazing things then just leave them to rot, don't even demolish them? nuts
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