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http://blog.modernmechanix.com/2008/...for-everybody/
Note the cunning design; also note how the airflow over the saucer is going to generate lift as it's deflected down by the top hatches in the final illustration: http://tinyurl.com/6po26w This is a fascinating concept, as the air isn't going to move like that at all in real life, and even if it did, the lift generated would probably be measured in ounces. This is what happens when new aircraft are designed by officers in the merchant marine. :-D Pat |
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