Very cool (and huge) image

[Homeslice]

"Flying saucer" developed in Canada for the US, during the 50's.
Thrust was directed out along the rim.
Can't see how it could hope to remain stable at high speed.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/90/Colour_avrocar_59.jpg

[Homeslice]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e6/Avrocar_schematic_%28high_resolution%29.jpg

[askmrjesus]

Nazi technology, made by Canadians.

Canazians!

JC

[tallywacker]

"Flying saucer" developed in Canada for the US, during the 50's.
Thrust was directed out along the rim.
Can't see how it could hope to remain stable at high speed.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/90/Colour_avrocar_59.jpg

It couldn't remain stable, this is the reason it was never used in any future designs.

[Dave]

inb4 avro arrow conspiracy theory retards

[Homeslice]

inb4 avro arrow conspiracy theory retards

where is the conspiracy theory, it actually happened

[Dave]

where is the conspiracy theory, it actually happened

you mentioned canada, 50s, and avro in one post. dont worry its coming

[pauldun170]

:lol

[Rangerscott]

Just think what would happen if a crack developed next to the pilot. He'd literaly would be melted to the seat.

[askmrjesus]

Just think what would happen if a crack developed next to the pilot. He'd literaly would be melted to the seat.

Not if he was from............



















































































ANOTHER PLANET!!!

JC

[Homeslice]

you mentioned canada, 50s, and avro in one post. dont worry its coming

Um ok :whosr: