Nazi UFOS

[Jackyboy1384]

I can finally be of some use in this thread...

The building reflected in the clock seems to have a resemblence to Shi No Numa? Am I the only one who sees it?

[mikeike12]

OMG TO MUCH SCIENCE THERE IS A REASON I HAZ A C- IN 9NTH GRADE SCIENCE! O AND A B+ IN ENGLISH 1

[aegisknight]

that was actually built and tested, it used basically the same science as the Nazi Bell (aka the Nazi UFO). The science is there, but the American one's powerplant just didn't provide enough juice to get it more than a few feet off the ground (where it would indeed hover). The Nazi one was allegedly much more powerful, but the radiation it gave off killed everything near it, so it wasn't usable (there were rumors of the original Nazi bell being captured by the Americans and actually flight-tested, with this prototype in the image above being an updated model).

Of course most of the records of the project are sealed, so nobody knows if the technology has advanced since. I've also seen things saying that the fields produced by it could theoretically bend space-time of amped up enough, which would "teleport" you, but I think that was just a rumor. Actual space-time manipulation physics have put the energy level required to be roughly that of turning the entire mass of Jupiter into energy.

Somebody else mentioned the Nazi flying wing bomber and the new American Flying Wing unmanned aircraft: that is something entirely different. The flying wing is actually just more aerodynamically stable, and it is perfect for a long-range bomber due to its low drag, high capacity, and general stability.

Other advantages to the Flying Wing is that its surface can be played with to turn them "stealth", when it appears on radar, it shows up (on older aircraft) as an extremely small plane, or (on new aircraft) not at all. This is because it is configured to either completely absorb or refract radar beams, so the equipment used to detect only gets a much smaller profile of what they are actually seeing. So the drones with this shape would be able to carry a larger payload than current models, but carry it for longer distances, higher altitudes, and harder to spot by the enemy.

[GRILL]

Amazing thread here, @carbonfibah , some seriously great photos here of the Haunebu's - among other experiments.

Some really interesting stuff on the Vrill society as well. This thread is an oldie, but a goodie.

4 years later and this stuff is still so awesome haha