UAs, Barnacles & More Thread 6 - The Canonn

Vision1776 · Jun 17, 2016

Kled7 said:
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like someone else said, i think they are trolling

they sound very confident but not willing to share.
I think they are headed in the wrong direction and not as confident as they think they are. If they did know something they would share it. Even MB was like "what are you talking about?"

But just FYI, you cant reserve your secrets and then expect to get credit once it all unravels. Unless you share your leads with everyone then there is no recognition to be had. Just a huge flaw in your way of thinking for your consideration. With that said, I think you are headed in the wrong direction and you know it.

JT442 · Jun 17, 2016

Worthless, but here's a link for the most upset Bear in Earth's history...

https://theaviationist.com/2016/03/21/b-58-ejects-yogi-bear/

Alsteif · Jun 17, 2016

Hmm... if i am correct, the prototype of T-64, was created in 1962...
New prototype of bio weapon? It would be strange after all of this...

CookieJarviz · Jun 17, 2016

Lets just ignore it all for now. Were reading to much in to this.

Qubit · Jun 17, 2016

TheDayman said:
Okay, now that I know the bear was okay I'm laughing 10 times harder at this... all I can picture in my head is a supersonic flying Russian bear and it is hilarious. For some reason, she's wearing spandex tights and a cape...

It was the Americans - Convair B-58 Hustler was the first operational supersonic jet bomber capable of Mach 2 flight developed fr the United States Air Force for service during the 1960's, according to Wikipedia.

Although, there is nothing saying the nationality of the bear!

CMDR Corlas · Jun 17, 2016

The price of freedom is Supersonic Bear Paratroopers.

woodhouse · Jun 17, 2016

Did Masha and the bear exist in 1962?

Stillsober · Jun 17, 2016

Qubit said:
Interesting set of events...

March 21 1962... They ejected a female black bear out of a B-58 bomber travelling at 35000 ft at 850 mph....

Did we try doing that to the UA's?

Hahahaa
One question... What was the purpose of this test.

I think Vodka may have contributed.

CookieJarviz · Jun 17, 2016

Stillsober said:
Hahahaa
One question... What was the purpose of this test.

I think Vodka may have contributed.

I know russia made a vodka cooled radar on a mig before..

JT442 · Jun 17, 2016

Stillsober said:
Hahahaa
One question... What was the purpose of this test.

I think Vodka may have contributed.

To see whether a large mammal could survive a supersonic ejection. It did. So could you.

CookieJarviz · Jun 17, 2016

JT442 said:
To see whether a large mammal could survive a supersonic ejection. It did. So could you.

Yeah. Barely. I read that once a guy did and he almost lost his legs

Wobblin-Gobblin · Jun 17, 2016

This one:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morse_Message_(1962) ???

Edd Jordan · Jun 17, 2016

Sunleader said:
My main problem is.
That there is little to do in general.
Its fine if mysterious finds are an one in a million thing.
That makes it enticing
Its also fine that some finds need luck.

But if there is nothing but 1 in a Million finds.
Hardly anyone will keep searching for long.

We need more options.
More smaller finds to keep people enticed on searching.

most of the people on here have been searching for a long time (iv been trying to help since wings) with hardly any clue this thread can go for months without finding something. you can tell because there's a lot of tinfoil being worn. and not so many biscuits.

It takes time thats the challenge.

thats the fun

bigian12 · Jun 17, 2016

Anyone in the T Tauri system, anything found at all?

CMDR darthnight · Jun 17, 2016

Vision1776 said:
they sound very confident but not willing to share.
I think they are headed in the wrong direction and not as confident as they think they are. If they did know something they would share it. Even MB was like "what are you talking about?"

But just FYI, you cant reserve your secrets and then expect to get credit once it all unravels. Unless you share your leads with everyone then there is no recognition to be had. Just a huge flaw in your way of thinking for your consideration. With that said, I think you are headed in the wrong direction and you know it.

we know this. which is why were saying only 99% sure.....however like i said we have made connections between certain things. and it just all fits.. also i know this sounds troll like but we really dont want to ruin it for some people who enjoy the journey rather than skipping straight to the ending

CookieJarviz · Jun 17, 2016

CMDRdarthnight said:
we know this. which is why were saying only 99% sure.....however like i said we have made connections between certain things. and it just all fits.. also i know this sounds troll like but we really dont want to ruin it for some people who enjoy the journey rather than skipping straight to the ending

Just tell. but im just gonna report for being a troll at this rate

JT442 · Jun 17, 2016

Bearly... see what you did there..

The linked article says that it was a human who did the first Mach 1+ ejection, but it messed him up good.

I wonder what the mechanism would be for ejection beyond the speed of light... now THAT would require a test-bear!

Back on track.............. bear, bearnacles, barnacles... carry on, nothing to see here.

Stillsober · Jun 17, 2016

JT442 said:
To see whether a large mammal could survive a supersonic ejection. It did. So could you.

With enough vodka anything I theoritically possible even human flight.

Kled7 · Jun 17, 2016

Wobblin-Gobblin said:
This one:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morse_Message_(1962) ???

thats neat, the message was directed at HD 131336, which is where UA's have been found.

Stillsober · Jun 17, 2016

CookieJarviz said:
I know russia made a vodka cooled radar on a mig before..

Very intuitive I know they also used it in hydraulic systems to prevent freezing.