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Previously on "Return of the Zepplins"
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There will be no more 9/11 style attacks if these become the norm. It's not much of a terrorist attack, bumping a big balloon harmlessly into a building over and over again
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Went bust after their only prototype made it's one and only flight (if you can call hovering 6-8 inches off the ground flying).Originally posted by Churchill View PostWhat's the latest regarding the Moller(sp?) flying car?
Edit: It apparently managed 15 feet.Last edited by DaveB; 24 February 2011, 16:00.
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What's the latest regarding the Moller(sp?) flying car?Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostTrue. Just like hypersonic aeroplanes that could get you to Australia for lunch and back to the UK in time for dinner.
Somebody stole the future. I'll not start that rant again.
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True. Just like hypersonic aeroplanes that could get you to Australia for lunch and back to the UK in time for dinner.Originally posted by DaveB View PostI'm sure this comes up every couple of years and then nothing ever happens.
Somebody stole the future. I'll not start that rant again.
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I see Mr McDonald's carriage has arrived!Originally posted by amcdonald View PostThen it will go down like a Led Zeppelin
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I'm sure this comes up every couple of years and then nothing ever happens.
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Yep, I was right.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology...tech.transport
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/pi...ry-travel.html
http://www.theengineer.co.uk/news/bl...291641.article
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2007...industry.japan
http://www.aerospace-technology.com/projects/skycat/Last edited by DaveB; 24 February 2011, 15:06.
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It's 60% helium and 40% air.Originally posted by stek View PostSo long as they don't fill it with hydrogen as per the Hindenburg....
Good for in-flight entertainment. Fit little pipes running down to the seats so people can breathe helium and talk funny.
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Apparently rockets and bullets just go straight through it as the pressure is so low.Originally posted by amcdonald View PostThat will make a good target for the religion of peace, whats the bet they'll down one in the first year of operation ?
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That will make a good target for the religion of peace, whats the bet they'll down one in the first year of operation ?
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Splendid stuff. Here at Tester Manor we applaud all efforts to herald a return to the halcyon days of luxury overseas travel, and this is a most encouraging effort.
Personally I would hope for a return of the great ocean liners to provide a round trip service to New York. I don't much care for those 'cruise ship' things; terribly common. As for those newfangled aeroplanes, well, the less said the better.Last edited by Mich the Tester; 24 February 2011, 14:10.
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