Unwanted Blog

Yes. It was an initial step in the long development of the F-117. Lockheed even got a design patent on the configuration. My diagram was based on more detailed Lockheed layouts.

The Lockheed “Harvey,” initial concept for a low radar cross section strike platform that eventually became the F-117. This is sometimes known as the "Wobbly Goblin..." its RCS would have been impressively low, but it would have been a terrible airplane. aerospaceprojectsreview.com/…

A few more things currently on ebay: 5: 1/72 Northrop YB-49 Italeri unopened model kit 6: 1/72 Eagles Talon Northrop unopened N-9M model kit 7: 2 Corgi Avro Vulcan bombers diecast replicas, unopened ebay.com/usr/dynascott Bid early, bid often!

Finally getting around to putting a bunch of random stuff on ebay. Right now I have: 1: "The Door Into Summer," Heinlein 1st edition 2: Eaglemoss diecast USS Excelsior 3: Eaglemoss diecast Daedalus Class 4: Art Asylum Star Trek TOS phaser ebay.com/usr/dynascott

5/the thing to take off) would be a death sentence long before the craft would get to Mars. All I’ve managed to scrape up are three things from Ye Olde internet: two newspaper articles and one cover story from a UFO “fanzine.” Finally scored the zine off ebay a few years back.

The “New Glenn” as seen in 2016, 270 ft tall in a 2-stage configuration, 313 ft 3 stage.

2/...Dornberger who had previously publicized a 2-stage all-rocket HST. There was some link between this design and the Dyna Soar program, but it is unclear just how involved the engineering was on the HST. Art & a display model were made but it’s hard to tell if it went further.

1/A “ticket” for a flight from NYC to Melbourne, Australia, made by Bell Aerospace ca 1960 as a promotional item. The aircraft was a 2-stage hypersonic transport; 1st stage was essentially an SST w/turboramjets; it carried a rocket powered spaceplane. It was pushed by Walter ...

1/You don't see these every day. At an antique fair today I stumbled across this commemorative "medallion" celebrating the 1938 Munich Agreement where Neville Chamberlain and Édouard Daladier gave the Sudetenland to Hitler.

The bomb was detonated at the end of a horizontal shaft, not a pre-existing cavity. It created said cavity by melting/vaporizing the surrounds AND pushing the walls back; the roof of the new cavity collapsed down into the bottom of the cavity... creating a *new* roof.

Welcome to humanity.

FYI recent Ebay aquisition. Detailed Lockheed diagram of a modified STOL C-130, to be scanned and offered up unto Ye Olde Patrons/Subscribers. Note slightly "double bubble" fuselage.

And who could ever forget Avro Canada's "Big Wheel," a 1960 proposed monster truck to haul Minuteman missiles around the Canadian tundra and plant them for launching?

A nuke is a thing that makes a hole in the ground exactly like this hole, which was made by a nuke in the ground:

Huh. OK.