How can sit there and talk about a sphincter factor of 11 when last you crapped in your pants and the night before you peed yourself. Man you've got problems.
How can sit there and talk about a sphincter factor of 11 when last you crapped in your pants and the night before you peed yourself. Man you've got problems.
They appear to be able to climb, so in theory, there shouldn't be a need for a parachute landing except in a failure - they should be able to come in low and basically "flare" to remove any downward momentum, then drop. It would take some serious balls to test that theory, and I won't be the one doing the test, but it would seem to be possible in theory.
That would depend on how maneuverable it is at slow speed. Seems slight body movement at full speed allows one to do the aerobatics and turns, but it might be impossible to flare up at the last second at very slow speed for a landing without controllable ailerons on the wing. Here's some additional info.
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