And the lesson learned? you can ignore your commander, but you should NEVER ignore the engineers who built the damn thing. Thanks for coming to my TedTalk
So....the NAVY is operating a high altitude reconnaissance aircraft? Were they planning on landing it on an aircraft carrier? Might be time to give your head a shake on this
Love how the commander just stands there in the shock wave like its nothing while the other guy hides behind the vehical and the roof nearly comes off the guard shack. How to test the engineering work's limits and about lose your career in one single move. People don't take kindly to losing billions of dollars in building and materials, even if you showed where the limits and weaknesses are.
@@Rinue618 the Sr 71 has multi stage engines, that used adjustable inlest spike to control air speed intake to reduce airflow speed. It also has inlets on the sides that direct air from just behind the aerospace bypassing the entire engine and into the afterburner. Another thing the plane may have had to change fuel types because it ran on jp7 fuel at full afterburner at high altitude. The sr72 did its entire run on 1 fuel load.
the thing is the security gate roof actually blew off during filming, they used an F18 as a stand in for the Darkstar so the only CGI in that scene is the Darkstar, they generally destroyed to set from just the F18's jetwash
In real life, the sheds roof didn’t move, but the light pole next to it fell into the shed lmao. - also the blow up / disintegration scene at the end is actually a Space X rocket taking off lmao.
If this were a real aircraft then cockpit would probably detach from the rest of the aircraft during an ejection. Otherwise the pilot would certainly be dead
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And the lesson learned? you can ignore your commander, but you should NEVER ignore the engineers who built the damn thing. Thanks for coming to my TedTalk
or the production workers who put it together.
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Awesome scene, 2:13 epic.
You can certainly tell that Lockheed Martin was proud of that, they should be, the Darkstar's design came from their own drawing boards!
Ah man, when I saw the Skunk, fists in the air.
Ejecting from Mach 10 ;-;
Ultrasonic aircraft space coming soon ?
1:50 - I hope that there is a Director's Cut coming with more of these lovely shots.
I was kinda upset they stole my name, but at least it's an awesome jet.
I'd be honored to have something that wicked looking bear my name :)
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Dang this channel is older than me
No one cares
@@Supgangy what
It's as well Ed Harris is bald 👨🦲, lolz, 😅🤣😂🤟
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So....the NAVY is operating a high altitude reconnaissance aircraft?
Were they planning on landing it on an aircraft carrier?
Might be time to give your head a shake on this
Love how the commander just stands there in the shock wave like its nothing while the other guy hides behind the vehical and the roof nearly comes off the guard shack.
How to test the engineering work's limits and about lose your career in one single move. People don't take kindly to losing billions of dollars in building and materials, even if you showed where the limits and weaknesses are.
Admiral
Ed Harris has the right stuff
It is really fun to fly to
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凄いマシン。
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Is it me or is this the only jet that starts up by itself. The Sr 71 needed 2 v8 engines at full rpm to start each engine.
21st century... but I think it must have auxiliary engines to start the propulsion of the scramjets
@@Rinue618 the Sr 71 has multi stage engines, that used adjustable inlest spike to control air speed intake to reduce airflow speed. It also has inlets on the sides that direct air from just behind the aerospace bypassing the entire engine and into the afterburner. Another thing the plane may have had to change fuel types because it ran on jp7 fuel at full afterburner at high altitude. The sr72 did its entire run on 1 fuel load.
This concept has an APU as Tom Cruise starts it before starting the engines
When that shock wave hits it’s just stupid funny 😂
They gotta nail the roof down on that control hut ! 🤣
the thing is the security gate roof actually blew off during filming, they used an F18 as a stand in for the Darkstar so the only CGI in that scene is the Darkstar, they generally destroyed to set from just the F18's jetwash
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Love it 🎉
fact : when they in filming this scene, they really didn't espect the roof will blown up like that when darkstar flyby
But it didn’t… look at the real life fly bys in the location. The roof doesn’t move, but the light pole next to it falls over
In real life, the sheds roof didn’t move, but the light pole next to it fell into the shed lmao.
- also the blow up / disintegration scene at the end is actually a Space X rocket taking off lmao.
How was he able to safely eject from that speed and survive without a scratch?
He wasn't wearing a typical flight suit and helmet.
If this were a real aircraft then cockpit would probably detach from the rest of the aircraft during an ejection. Otherwise the pilot would certainly be dead
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How can someone eject at mach 10 without a single scratch
Before 1950 did we ever thought that we flew fighters with Mach 2.5?
this is not a supercut :(
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The cuts are made to avoid the copyright. It's not a dealbreaker, looks good to me.