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Srry nick i know you need cash but please stop the begging for subs with the animation ppl will sub if they like the content not because you tell them too
@@vryusvin3905 320 Metric tons is approx 704,000 lbs. The conversion he used was kg to lbs rather than ton which just moves the decimal a few times to the right - or adds 3 0’s
Yea I dont know what's going on, recently there have been regular mistakes like that along with multiple mispronunciations in every video, along with sporadic incorrect information, F and E has been cranking videos out I think quality control has suffered
If he had enough influence to secure a contract for something practical he would certainly do the normal designs. But these niches were already taken by Tupolev, Sukhoi etc.
Imagine if we didn't have the stupid space race all of the kick ass aircraft that would've been built and produced. Aeronautical engineering would be many decades ahead of where it is today
I have no idea where you got the idea it was an aircraft carrier. Sure, it could take off from nearly anywhere and was somewhat of an overkill, but its main use would be hunting submarines, not carrying aircraft.
Dude's got to pay his bills my man... I doubt youtube give him the proper value of his work and we're definently not paying to watch it either, so we can all agree that we can see thru this shit and just not buy it!
@@BlackWACat There are so many other "compact" wallets out there that beat ridge wallets without question. I got mine directly from Secrid and haven't looked back.
The Bartini A-57 was NEVER meant to have vertical lifting engines! This is a very wrong information spread for a long time. It was meant to have a group of deatachable JATO engines behind it, to help the take off run. Also, the use of moving engines is also a myth.
I've seen many sources about this, and I'd never heard mention of lift engines. Bartini did design for them in many types, but not all the time. Especially for a sea/snow-ice plane, its just not needed.
Needs two miles of flat ground to take off - I don't think that qualifies as "can take off from anywhere" - the last 1/4 of the roll out is pretty fast, the 2 mile flat surface had better be pretty smooth and very straight
@@johnparrish9215 I saw that - they also touted its land capabilities - dirt and snow - that's what I was referring to. Remember the skid that lowers from its water belly?
I knew I'd heard the name Bartini recently! I was reading about the Bartini VVA-14. Another strange bird. It was supposed to be an amphibious, VTOL, wing in ground effect, sub hunter. Bartini was really out there with his ideas.
That fighter jet with the engines out on the wingtips looks like a nightmare in a situation where an engine flames out at supersonic speeds. Looks cool though.
It reminds me of the Lancer going super sonic. Basically they would do a stupid low pass hitting super sonic.(I know it has technology to fly low.) I was told by a soldier it made enemies disoriented, deaf, and scatter them. I don't know about the deaf part. Honestly I'm surprised there aren't more sonic weapons.
It wasn’t just aircraft manufacturers in Russia who were impacted by ICBMs, it likewise effected manufacturers in the United States & Britain. The rocket’s impact on aircraft manufacture as well as military budgets was tectonic as many a promising project was cut short as money & budgets were re-allocated.
Looking at the timeline of Bartini's work, his successful designs seem to have all been ~15-20 years before he designed the A-57. I get the impression that this was a bit like the aviation equivalent of Tesla's later years when he was proposing stuff like global wireless energy and death rays.
yeah, an inner circle of sycophants (and true believers!), with an outer circle of people who see the madness but know there is only strife to be gained by openly taking on the grand old man (and then there is the rest of society who just swallow the myth as related by the papers) every once in a while top-ranking brass or politico thinks his latest idea deserves a go and it putters on for a while until the brass/politico is quietly taken aside and told not to pour too much money into the damn thing in academia the same thing happens with Nobel Prize winners...
Yeah, it's not like any corporations are or have ever been in a position to manage and operate a global power grid and turn massive, Earth purchasing profits. Or governments that would have no issue getting the funding to build some of the things he was credited with designing functioning blue prints for. There is literally a planet full of incentives and no one has turned really any of this super genius's many, many paradigm shifting and ' _totally real_ ' works into a reality? Lmao. Probably not. As many mind blowing things as he is credited to have invented, theres just no possible way that he wouldn't have been smart enough to; 1. realize that NOT getting his work into the hands of the public would eventually lead to the collapse of humanity as a collective and 2. get it into the hands of the public. Why are people so freaking gullible?
yes, but subsonic is generally understood to mean within 20% of the vehicles critical mach number which would still apply to a golf cart with a tow bar
Seeing old Soviet designs on a computer rendering helps you appreciate their engineering much more. This looks so advanced but they likely just didn’t have access to the materials and facilities to have the build quality that the US has. When you see them in rl they just look clunky and heavy and poorly designed and bulky but they builders and engineers that designed and built them likely has something much more advanced and pretty in mind but they work with what they got
Paper Skies is a pretty amazing channel and the one that got me into aviation, I subbed to him when he had just over 130 subscribers and I think it's been one of the best decisions of my life
As someone who surveys for and controls expeditionary LZs for C-130s, “can take off from any strip that’s 12,000 feet long” is actually pretty unimpressive lol. It’s hard enough to find a 3,000 ft strip that meets dimensional and structural (hardness) criteria, let alone a 9,000 to 12,000 foot strip 🤷🏻♂️.
Yes. But then, you don't consider the fact that SNOW is obviously not in that calculation of yours, as nothing you have can land, or take off on it. So, it is your reasoning power that is unimpressive lol.
@@uncletiggermclaren7592 LC-130 exists… surveying for artic LZs is super complicated and requires complex monitoring equipment. The US literally does exercises with subs and aircraft operating out of artic FOBs. I don’t think you appreciate how long 12,000 feet is.
It was so fantastic, it was never going to happen. You might want to check your maths. I know Imperial measurements are pointless, but at 320 tonnes, that equates to 705479 pounds.
This appears to be based off (or similar to) the "German" Horton stealth bomber and boat transport design. It was also called the Amerika and also has a flying wing design.
This has to be one of the most stark slobbering buggo aircraft concepts I have ever heard of, makes the XB-70 Valkyrie look modest in comparison and looks even more like something from a science-fiction film.
Man, ridge wallet ads remind me so much of infomercials that'd come on selling tat in the late 90's early 00's with how much they big up the revolutionary aspect of it's gimmick. "Hi Billy Zane here with the Ridge wallet!"
One look and I already see at least four fatal design flaws which would make this plane impossible. Most obvious are the intakes just a few feet higher than the waterline. Unless you are taking off / landing in absolutely perfectly calm waters, your screwed and even then not quite sure. This thing would likely only be able to take off from your standard, 11k runway. Though it does look seriously bad ass, the design would not work.
What is the most ultimate place to refuel, from both the plane's and the sub's point of wiew??! Simple; the Actic! Flat surface, where the sub breaks though the ice anywhere it needs to be, basicly
@@keirfarnum6811 Just how much of a troll are you, commenting on something like that? There was SO much better things to comment on, like the fact that the ice isn't that flat at all, or that for most of the arctic, the ice is too thick, but me not proof reading before posting, and missed that it lacked one "R"; THAT is what you choose to mock me with??! Bro, you better step up your game, because I even do a better rost of me than you do!
Little men frequently have big dreams. Bartini was a genius, but the A57 would have consumed massive resources during its development. Still... it would have been interesting to see what happened had it ever flown. I can't get over the resemblance of the Tsybin fighter to a Myasishchev M-50 in overall planform.
Kgb agent: "Comrade bartini you have more than doubled your vodka rations this week what is your explanation" Bartini: "ya ya I got plans for giant boat plane." Proceeded to show blueprints with drunken scribbles
I wouldn't go straining your arm too much by patting Bartinni on the back so hard, it's not that hard to design awesome stuff if they have to be built out of unobtanium in order to make them work. It IS a pretty awesome looking design! I really like how it looks and the basic idea of it's versatility re landing and take off on multiple surfaces is pretty impressive but anyone can see that there would have to be some major compromises in order to actually get it to do any of the things it needed to do. The largest stumbling block it was going to face was the amount of money it would take to get it to the prototype phase. With enough time, manpower and MONEY, some version of it could have been done but I don't see where it was going to overcome the weight AND carry enough fuel given that the whole, "submarine gas station" thing was not likely to have ever worked....but you never know. Anyway, great vid...I just think you went too far giving that idiot that much credit. In it's designed concept, it was never going to get off the ground.
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In the Clint Eastwood movie Firefox, the Soviets had a plane that Clint's character stole and refuelled by landing on an iceberg which a submarine carrying the fuel crashed through. So....that's how a submarine could refuel such a plane. But I wonder, did the pilot of the "parasite fighter" just right up in the cockpit of his plane the whole trip? Seems like the only way that could work.
I find it insane just how much they overthought their nuclear strike tactics back in the day. Retrospectively it seems so obvious to just develop long-range missiles for that.
My favorite historical bomber, This fine craft today also could've been a luxury *FLYING yacht* with volume spacious adjustable, even super sonic. Plus tweaked to be modernly submerge water explore travel. If wings can down fold tip, sonic & water lift formation able.
Imagine what he would've been able to do if he'd immigrated to America instead of the Soviet Union. With freedom and money he could have done so much more.
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Srry nick i know you need cash but please stop the begging for subs with the animation ppl will sub if they like the content not because you tell them too
@@Willon what?
@@foxgaming76yt24 the dog and cat thing he practically begging for subs whilst making quality content that ppl will watch and subscribe to anyway
You must be in W.A uploading what is late on the east coast mate .
Can you please start using a globe to show range as the projection shown is wildly inaccurate
“320 tons or 705 pounds” idk man I don’t think the math adds up lol
I caught that too, I was thinking, "How can that thing weigh only 705 pounds? Amazing!". Yeah, that should say "320 tons or 640,000 pounds".
I think he was subtly making fun of the imperial system
Even though he made fun of the metric system in a previous video
@@vryusvin3905 320 Metric tons is approx 704,000 lbs. The conversion he used was kg to lbs rather than ton which just moves the decimal a few times to the right - or adds 3 0’s
American Pounds vs Euro Tons
"If it´s not crazy it´s not a Bartini design"
literally every Russian Aviator
Depends what Russians consider crazy, although I will admit, this is pretty crazy
Bartini's ЕР-2 bomber was utterly conventional. Which probably explains why it was built in numbers.
Either Bartini or Rostilav Alexeyev
K7 bomber
ambitious, yes, brilliant, yes, crazy in a good way, yes, crazy in a psychopathic way, no.
If that thing was ten times bigger and carried a full squadron of fighters it'd be an Ace Combat boss battle
Arkbird vibes
Make it a 10 to 15 km ship and you have a Warhammer Corvette
@@pawewysoczanski1884 agaion + arkbird
Just slap a TLS on it and u got a boss lol
'Aircraft' carrier.
3:32 forgot three 0's on your lbs conversion
Was looking for this comment
misspoke and mistyped it was
Yea I dont know what's going on, recently there have been regular mistakes like that along with multiple mispronunciations in every video, along with sporadic incorrect information, F and E has been cranking videos out I think quality control has suffered
Yeah I was wonderin about that
Who cares about the imperial system conversion? Only 1% of the world use it anyways
Given that Bartini also designed the VVA-14, and a massive erkranoplan aircraft carrier, he seemed to specialize in overkill
If he had enough influence to secure a contract for something practical he would certainly do the normal designs. But these niches were already taken by Tupolev, Sukhoi etc.
Imagine if we didn't have the stupid space race all of the kick ass aircraft that would've been built and produced. Aeronautical engineering would be many decades ahead of where it is today
@@K-Effect the space race and Cold War actually helped this type of industry, the problem was political, financial and practicality.
I have no idea where you got the idea it was an aircraft carrier. Sure, it could take off from nearly anywhere and was somewhat of an overkill, but its main use would be hunting submarines, not carrying aircraft.
@@sonarcha1711 Oh, the erkranoplan aircraft carrier was different from the VVA-14
Such an underrated channel, love your content!
Ay Matt how you doing?
Can you pls make this in KSP?
@@OnxGrid Matt please do this
@@OnxGrid I agree you should do this
holy moly MATTTT!!!
3:30
A crew of 3?
75 yards long?
8,500+ mile range?
Carrying a nuclear missile
AND
a parasite fighter?
At 705 lbs.?
I’m impressed.
Designed by an astroMoNer, no less!
The 705 pounds part makes no sense
It actually weighs 640,000 pounds.
@@leefordyce6582 supposed to weigh, cos Actually it wasn't built
@@leefordyce6582 no, 70500, the tons in the video are metric ones
“wallets are poorly designed”
“anyway here’s two metal rectangles and a clip for cash with no way to carry change, that’ll be $130”
nah nah man but its got RfId BlOcKiNg TeChNoLoGy 🤓
Dude's got to pay his bills my man... I doubt youtube give him the proper value of his work and we're definently not paying to watch it either, so we can all agree that we can see thru this shit and just not buy it!
@@gilzineto oh nah, i'm not against the man getting ads, i just despise ridge wallet LOL
@@BlackWACat There are so many other "compact" wallets out there that beat ridge wallets without question. I got mine directly from Secrid and haven't looked back.
hey, at least it's not some stupid mobile pay2win game predating on childeren and their parents credit cards
I remember watching a documentary on this and other concept Soviet super-weapons.
History Channel in the 2000’s was just a grand old time.
Yes it was. And Discovery channel's "Wings of... " series was quite good in its time as well.
Until it decided it likes ghosts and aliens better
I'm Not Saying It Was Aliens But It Was Aliens.
i remember when the history channel still had history
History Channel
v
Hitler Channel
v
Herpderp Channel
Mustard be like " bro take a break"
Mustard is all about promoting his platform
mustard would be better if he actually made videos
*still wouldn't be as good as found and explained
mustard our lord and saviour 😩
@@vanessariddle7169 there's lots of mistakes in found and explained
Great video! You should do “Bartini’s designs” mini-series. 😉
No he should break each one up into videos
Hey, loved your channel too man.
Like your channel too.
The Bartini A-57 was NEVER meant to have vertical lifting engines! This is a very wrong information spread for a long time. It was meant to have a group of deatachable JATO engines behind it, to help the take off run. Also, the use of moving engines is also a myth.
I've seen many sources about this, and I'd never heard mention of lift engines.
Bartini did design for them in many types, but not all the time.
Especially for a sea/snow-ice plane, its just not needed.
@@JFrazer4303 Yes, I have access to the real documents, there is nothing about it over there.
@@GabrielOrosco2500 kiddos
Those engines looked very dubious to me. Glad I was right. I like being right.
It was supposed to use Wing in Ground Effect technology, hence the very tall nose wheel ski configuration.
No live stream this time! a little tired and wanted to get this one out to yall
Hi
It's okay :3
Needs two miles of flat ground to take off - I don't think that qualifies as "can take off from anywhere" - the last 1/4 of the roll out is pretty fast, the 2 mile flat surface had better be pretty smooth and very straight
Did you miss the Flying Boat part??
You need more sleep, take a nap.
@@johnparrish9215 if it can't take off from most places it can't take off anywhere
@@johnparrish9215 I saw that - they also touted its land capabilities - dirt and snow - that's what I was referring to. Remember the skid that lowers from its water belly?
Seas and ice fields in the arctic tend to be miles of flat smooth surface.
@baileyboy73 baileyboy73 I doubt the sub was the only way to fuel the plane.
I knew I'd heard the name Bartini recently! I was reading about the Bartini VVA-14. Another strange bird. It was supposed to be an amphibious, VTOL, wing in ground effect, sub hunter. Bartini was really out there with his ideas.
See the Bartini KOR-70. Like the VVA-14 but small enough to operate VTOL from a warship help pad.
That fighter jet with the engines out on the wingtips looks like a nightmare in a situation where an engine flames out at supersonic speeds. Looks cool though.
Holy shit tornado twister
I would like a video of the myasischiev m-25....a plane designed to kill infantry with a massive shockwave
That's a cool aircraft
You my good sir have given me a new obscure jet to look into. Thank You
It reminds me of the Lancer going super sonic. Basically they would do a stupid low pass hitting super sonic.(I know it has technology to fly low.)
I was told by a soldier it made enemies disoriented, deaf, and scatter them.
I don't know about the deaf part. Honestly I'm surprised there aren't more sonic weapons.
@@dianapennepacker6854 probably has something to do with the geneva suggestion
@@dianapennepacker6854 probably would go deaf as super sonic planes can make glass shatter if close enough when you hit the sound barrier
It wasn’t just aircraft manufacturers in Russia who were impacted by ICBMs, it likewise effected manufacturers in the United States & Britain. The rocket’s impact on aircraft manufacture as well as military budgets was tectonic as many a promising project was cut short as money & budgets were re-allocated.
affected
I like how hes a TH-camr that creates effort into making people subscribe to him, unlike others.
Ngl, those small skits are pretty funny
Had me smiling like a dork, a self proclaimed guy who doesn't know how to express facial expressions, probably just edgy to most
Idk mustard seems pretty good to me
@@giadalussu1922 Agreed. WE MUST DEFEND DOGGO PLANE!
If bartini was alive around this decade. His imagination could have leaped the whole aeronautical technology to unimaginable heights
Yep, maybe where was aircrafts which used magnus effect in engines like semi heli semi aircraft with vtol capabilities.
Nick is threatening puppies so that we have to sub
*it’s indeed effective*
I hate it because he makes quality content that we enjoy and subscribe to anyway
Haha, that made me UNsubscribe.
@@benjaminsagan5861 I thought it pretty lame...
OSEA: I'll give you the blueprint of the Arkbird, just remember that you can't have the giant lasers.
Bartini: OK(slaps on a jet)
burned a massive hole in my wallet after buying the military bomber bartini a-57, looks like I need a new wallet from Ridgewallet!
You have no money left after that, what you need a wallet for?!
Looking at the timeline of Bartini's work, his successful designs seem to have all been ~15-20 years before he designed the A-57. I get the impression that this was a bit like the aviation equivalent of Tesla's later years when he was proposing stuff like global wireless energy and death rays.
yeah, an inner circle of sycophants (and true believers!), with an outer circle of people who see the madness but know there is only strife to be gained by openly taking on the grand old man (and then there is the rest of society who just swallow the myth as related by the papers)
every once in a while top-ranking brass or politico thinks his latest idea deserves a go and it putters on for a while until the brass/politico is quietly taken aside and told not to pour too much money into the damn thing
in academia the same thing happens with Nobel Prize winners...
Yeah, it's not like any corporations are or have ever been in a position to manage and operate a global power grid and turn massive, Earth purchasing profits.
Or governments that would have no issue getting the funding to build some of the things he was credited with designing functioning blue prints for.
There is literally a planet full of incentives and no one has turned really any of this super genius's many, many paradigm shifting and ' _totally real_ ' works into a reality?
Lmao. Probably not. As many mind blowing things as he is credited to have invented, theres just no possible way that he wouldn't have been smart enough to; 1. realize that NOT getting his work into the hands of the public would eventually lead to the collapse of humanity as a collective and 2. get it into the hands of the public.
Why are people so freaking gullible?
good comparison now that I think of it
Brilliant not only a glimpse behind the iron curtain during the cold war, but a little peak at on going secret doggo Kittie war 😂
The wing allowed it to reach "sub-sonic speeds with ease?" Heck, it didn't need wings to do that. Just a golf cart with a tow bar.
yes, but subsonic is generally understood to mean within 20% of the vehicles critical mach number
which would still apply to a golf cart with a tow bar
In an effort to be passive I never really like youtube videos, but that clip with the candy carrier dogs forced me to make an exception.
Seeing old Soviet designs on a computer rendering helps you appreciate their engineering much more.
This looks so advanced but they likely just didn’t have access to the materials and facilities to have the build quality that the US has.
When you see them in rl they just look clunky and heavy and poorly designed and bulky but they builders and engineers that designed and built them likely has something much more advanced and pretty in mind but they work with what they got
Love these old school designs. Keep 'em coming!
That Su-75 Checkmate looks like it has an Estovakian/Strigon Squadron livery. Nice! 👍
Na bro don’t bring ace into this
Paper Skies is a pretty amazing channel and the one that got me into aviation, I subbed to him when he had just over 130 subscribers and I think it's been one of the best decisions of my life
As someone who surveys for and controls expeditionary LZs for C-130s, “can take off from any strip that’s 12,000 feet long” is actually pretty unimpressive lol. It’s hard enough to find a 3,000 ft strip that meets dimensional and structural (hardness) criteria, let alone a 9,000 to 12,000 foot strip 🤷🏻♂️.
Yes. But then, you don't consider the fact that SNOW is obviously not in that calculation of yours, as nothing you have can land, or take off on it.
So, it is your reasoning power that is unimpressive lol.
@@uncletiggermclaren7592 LC-130 exists… surveying for artic LZs is super complicated and requires complex monitoring equipment. The US literally does exercises with subs and aircraft operating out of artic FOBs. I don’t think you appreciate how long 12,000 feet is.
@@heymotivator2231 he doesn't, its obvious.
Bartini worked on ekranoplan and VVA-14 as well. This guy had vision and ideas ahead of his time.
Its awsome how the most "out of the box" things are made by the soviet Union
"Owh those Russian"
Or, in this case, owh those Italians.
3:31 - Wow, I didn't know that 320 tones was 705 pounds! Thats a damn light beast!
It was so fantastic, it was never going to happen. You might want to check your maths. I know Imperial measurements are pointless, but at 320 tonnes, that equates to 705479 pounds.
I know i paused to check that too.
Last piece of video with TU-144 as monument was taken in Zhukovsky, my home town.) Thanks for the video!
Never heard of this guy. Wrong side of the Iron curtain. A visionary designer.
And on the wrong side of Stalin! Remarkable that he didn't disappear during the purges and Nikita Khrushchev's treatment of him.
the puppy was save by me btw and also I love that you post so many video about clssifiead aircarfts
Interesting plane, great video, can't believe tou can make these content this frequent.
looks like the Miss Behave from Hydro Thunder
This appears to be based off (or similar to) the "German" Horton stealth bomber and boat transport design. It was also called the Amerika and also has a flying wing design.
I love bartinis designs.. also thank you for doing a ridge ad without crashing a plane.
Bartini's imagination is too high to reach!
I thought my bomber designs were crazy!
The intro was cool, especially with the adorable puppies🐕🥰
3:33 correct me if im wrong, but im sure the craft is not 705 lbs
USSR be like :
America haves its Sr 71 A Blackbird
But wat do i get?
PAID
If there was one thing I’d say the Russians did well, *it’s making some of the strangest plane designs*
He is Italian.
this is like ace combat final boss type of craft
I need that video about the Horten Ho-229 you teased here😳
Yes!!!
that is the most THUNDERBIRD looking aircraft concept i have ever seen and i love it LOL.
With regard to the Parasite fighter, what are the advantages of placing engines on the wing tips?
it's kinda cool to see how missiles have replaced the conceptual idea of the need for a plane having extra planes in it.
This has to be one of the most stark slobbering buggo aircraft concepts I have ever heard of, makes the XB-70 Valkyrie look modest in comparison and looks even more like something from a science-fiction film.
Robert Bartini and Hideo Kojima would've been friends. all of Bartini's designs fit nicely in the Metal Gear universe, and one even was.
What if we could build a XB-70 that could float and launch a parasite fighter?
- Bartini, probably
yeah I instantly thought of that
"If you don't subscribe, this kitten will kill this puppies."
Well played sir.
My cat gone missing, and when i watch this video, i know where he go
Your cat defected to Russia and became a fighter pilot?! That’s one helluva cat!
Take off without using its accelerators? ? Do you mean 'afterburners'? Facts straight, you must get!
I am proud I saved the puppies, I'm gonna put that on my CV
Man, ridge wallet ads remind me so much of infomercials that'd come on selling tat in the late 90's early 00's with how much they big up the revolutionary aspect of it's gimmick.
"Hi Billy Zane here with the Ridge wallet!"
3:31 320 metric tonnes is like 705,000 pounds or 320,000 kgs. So maybe he just left off 3 zeros. So nevermind.
320 tonnes is 705 lbs? Also, interconter... lentil? Is that a soup?
One look and I already see at least four fatal design flaws which would make this plane impossible. Most obvious are the intakes just a few feet higher than the waterline. Unless you are taking off / landing in absolutely perfectly calm waters, your screwed and even then not quite sure. This thing would likely only be able to take off from your standard, 11k runway. Though it does look seriously bad ass, the design would not work.
Things like this have convinced Me that craft could and have been made for every country capable of financially doing so since 1960.
That is sick!
Bartini never let us down for surprise
including the VYA-14 that someone talked about
What is the most ultimate place to refuel, from both the plane's and the sub's point of wiew??!
Simple; the Actic!
Flat surface, where the sub breaks though the ice anywhere it needs to be, basicly
The Actic is magical place where “r”s don’t exist. 😁
@@keirfarnum6811 Just how much of a troll are you, commenting on something like that?
There was SO much better things to comment on, like the fact that the ice isn't that flat at all, or that for most of the arctic, the ice is too thick, but me not proof reading before posting, and missed that it lacked one "R"; THAT is what you choose to mock me with??!
Bro, you better step up your game, because I even do a better rost of me than you do!
I was thinking I know everything about USSR technology, but I missed this !
Thanks!
looks like a GI Joe fighter
@ 3:32 320 tons is in fact, not 705lbs believe it or not..
This guy's methods of getting subscribers are getting more.... gruesome...
Good
I’d love to make an alternate reality series about all the craft this channel covers.
3:32
Ah yes 320 tonnes equals 705lbs 🤔
Little men frequently have big dreams. Bartini was a genius, but the A57 would have consumed massive resources during its development. Still... it would have been interesting to see what happened had it ever flown.
I can't get over the resemblance of the Tsybin fighter to a Myasishchev M-50 in overall planform.
In this case, I appreciate more quantity than quality videos, nevertheless still pretty good quality.
I stopped the video at 1:30 due to a definite subscribe solicitation overkill. That is my first and the last visit of the channel.
This is the best reason I’ve ever subscribed to a channel. To avert a midair pet disaster.
“Mom can we have Mustard?”
“We have Mustard at home.”
Mustard at home:
This channel deserves more
Kgb agent: "Comrade bartini you have more than doubled your vodka rations this week what is your explanation"
Bartini: "ya ya I got plans for giant boat plane." Proceeded to show blueprints with drunken scribbles
Those dam cats trying to kill the dogs
I wouldn't go straining your arm too much by patting Bartinni on the back so hard, it's not that hard to design awesome stuff if they have to be built out of unobtanium in order to make them work. It IS a pretty awesome looking design! I really like how it looks and the basic idea of it's versatility re landing and take off on multiple surfaces is pretty impressive but anyone can see that there would have to be some major compromises in order to actually get it to do any of the things it needed to do. The largest stumbling block it was going to face was the amount of money it would take to get it to the prototype phase. With enough time, manpower and MONEY, some version of it could have been done but I don't see where it was going to overcome the weight AND carry enough fuel given that the whole, "submarine gas station" thing was not likely to have ever worked....but you never know. Anyway, great vid...I just think you went too far giving that idiot that much credit. In it's designed concept, it was never going to get off the ground.
who is "Bartinni"?
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2:25 intercontilental bombers, my favourite kind of bombers
I might have missed the explanation if it was given, but how exactly would the parasite fighter....redock...dock? With the bomber after launching?
It would use internal tanks to landing in friendly aerodrome or lake.
In the Clint Eastwood movie Firefox, the Soviets had a plane that Clint's character stole and refuelled by landing on an iceberg which a submarine carrying the fuel crashed through. So....that's how a submarine could refuel such a plane. But I wonder, did the pilot of the "parasite fighter" just right up in the cockpit of his plane the whole trip? Seems like the only way that could work.
I find it insane just how much they overthought their nuclear strike tactics back in the day. Retrospectively it seems so obvious to just develop long-range missiles for that.
new words in this episode 2:28 intercontinentilental 9:04 foolhardly 9:44 possibible 17:37 astromoner
3:30 “Would weigh in at 320 tons or 705 pounds” missing a few zero’s haha
That 705 lbs are bit light, ain't it? :D
My favorite historical bomber, This fine craft today also could've been a luxury *FLYING yacht* with volume spacious adjustable, even super sonic. Plus tweaked to be modernly submerge water explore travel. If wings can down fold tip, sonic & water lift formation able.
Imagine what he would've been able to do if he'd immigrated to America instead of the Soviet Union. With freedom and money he could have done so much more.
He would have become a billionaire entrepreneur the end of his life.
I had a toy like this when I was young. I loved it.
Mad fantastical plane concepts are everywhere!
Not surprised like the M-50 ultra bomber it was obsolete once the Soviet ICBMs came into play.
I love the idea of having a carrier that is actually a plane itself
Another masterpiece from Robert "KSP before KSP even exist" Bartini.
This is an aircraft i'd never heard of before, very cool.