dewanand
21 januari 2016, 15:36
Shit zeg, meiden worden steeds mooier, heter en geiler, nu willen die HOOG Arische supermeiden van Darpa op Mach 20 geneukt worden in hun supersonische KUTjes. NOu als je een echte MAN bent kan je alvast je date online reserveren, want die hi tech Darpa hyperhoeren zijn superheet en hypermodern.
Voorlopig willen de inferieure, lage kaste, vieszwarte koelie sletjes uit INdia en suriname het toch nog op Mach 0,01 blijven doen in het peeshokje, want anders doet hun koeliekutje teveel pijn. Gelukkig voor mannen met inferieure Mach 0,01 piemels he. :lol::lol::lol:
----------------- video darpa , mach 20 vehicle supersonic
The first - and perhaps only - video footage of the ill-fated second test-flight of DARPA's Falcon Hypersonic Technology Vehicle 2 (HTV-2) has been released. Shot with a handheld camera by a crewmember aboard the Pacific Tracker, the first monitoring vessel able to visually track the HTV's initial entry into the atmosphere, the video shows the HTV-2 hurtling across the sky on August 11 at Mach 20 before its "controlled descent" into the Pacific Ocean.
While it would have been nice if DARPA had shelled out a couple of thou on a decent zoom lens or let some photographers tag along on the monitoring vessel, DARPA Director, Regina Dugan says the video, "gives us a visceral feel for what it means to fly at Mach 20."
DARPA released the handheld video alongside a video showing a speed comparison between the HTV-2, a C-5 and an F-18. No surprises for guessing that the HTV-2 leaves the other aircraft in its wake.
http://www.gizmag.com/htv-2-test-flight-video/19644/
Voorlopig willen de inferieure, lage kaste, vieszwarte koelie sletjes uit INdia en suriname het toch nog op Mach 0,01 blijven doen in het peeshokje, want anders doet hun koeliekutje teveel pijn. Gelukkig voor mannen met inferieure Mach 0,01 piemels he. :lol::lol::lol:
----------------- video darpa , mach 20 vehicle supersonic
The first - and perhaps only - video footage of the ill-fated second test-flight of DARPA's Falcon Hypersonic Technology Vehicle 2 (HTV-2) has been released. Shot with a handheld camera by a crewmember aboard the Pacific Tracker, the first monitoring vessel able to visually track the HTV's initial entry into the atmosphere, the video shows the HTV-2 hurtling across the sky on August 11 at Mach 20 before its "controlled descent" into the Pacific Ocean.
While it would have been nice if DARPA had shelled out a couple of thou on a decent zoom lens or let some photographers tag along on the monitoring vessel, DARPA Director, Regina Dugan says the video, "gives us a visceral feel for what it means to fly at Mach 20."
DARPA released the handheld video alongside a video showing a speed comparison between the HTV-2, a C-5 and an F-18. No surprises for guessing that the HTV-2 leaves the other aircraft in its wake.
http://www.gizmag.com/htv-2-test-flight-video/19644/