X13 Experimental Aircraft of 50's

Harrier needs water which was limited to cool the vertical flight engine down. the X13 didnt.

just beautiful!

x 13 the starting of the harrier jet

in what way??they didnt invent the turbo jet engine,and newton was english and bernoulii was well bernoulli lol,there are many rumours about nazi technology like the ufo which in theory is one big gyroscope rotating and using its own weight rotation as propulsion but other than tht i beg to differ and very few of these ideas ever came off the drawing board.

Remember the plastic model kit "Air Farce" - was a take off of this airframe.

I like how they just "hang the airplane on a hook" at the end, like it was a garden tool in the shed or the garage. Honestly, though, that looks REALLY dangerous. If the engine loses power, or if the airplane loses balance during the hovering mode, the pilot would likely die. And ejection would be straight out sideways, at an altitude of about 50ft.

Congratulations for the pilot. That landing was almost impossible.

Its Nazi technology.

microcasmic particles LOL wow im overtired sorry.

Was geschah jemals mit diesem Flugzeug?

Wow. They should nickname that thing the Bee, or the Wasp. It's so dinky, look how small it is; still very powerful to be able to hover vertically. Pretty cool.

lol. Nice one!

electrons

Roswell, 1947.

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