Pretty interesting. Not earth shattering, but interesting nonetheless.

 

Pretty interesting. Not earth shattering, but interesting nonetheless.

Not something I would have thought of putting together, Semolina & Castor oil!

 

How to build a superyatch:

 

@cmartinez Great video. I'll have to do that next weekend. If they can do it in less than 10 minutes I'm sure I can do it in a little more than 10 minutes.

 

Big Boy Lego's

 

 

 

 

https://pixels.com/featured/harrier-airplane-and-air-displacement-nasa.html
Exactly, That's why 1960's design aircraft like Harrier jump jets have movable ducts.

Harrier is / was well cool
have a few stories

but fun one for the forums,
the hover time was limited,
by the amount of water it could carry
In hover, the engines were water boosted, and over run,
the water stopped them melting,

Seeing the water gauge in the cockpit always makes me smile, and respect the pure engineering solution to the thrust question.

 

This is impressive ... a radar sensor chip. The clip is three years old, though. I wonder if it'll reach the market soon.

 

Pretty ingenious for the time anyway:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=6723182161040129

 

@cmartinez; something weird going on. At first your post appeared blank. Then all of a sudden the video appeared. However, when I click on it I get about a quarter second of something, then it's back to the beginning.