At a guess an anti aircraft shell passing close to it would be enough to disable it .
That’s true of any aircraft though.
I think topspeed’s aircraft have bigger problems than getting shot down. Getting in the air in the first place would be the main one.
Solar powered AWACs or fighter carriers or passenger aircraft flying at over 100,000ft is simply not feasible.
But it was killed and went for food. So what is the difference between the lions eating beef, raised and slaughtered by man and a giraffe raised and slaughtered by man?
Moggy
Food wasn’t the reason for killing the giraffe though was it. It was killed because the zoo apparently mismanaged their breeding programme. The fact that the carcass was used of food is “bonus” for the zoo and the lions.
Surely a responsible breeding policy would mean that the animal wasn’t born in the first place and not having to kill it when it was nearly two years old?
I’m sure most can differentiate between the necessary killing of animals for food and the apparent unnecessary killing of animals in zoos.
From 34 km the fighter can attack enemy at supersonic speed ( mach 3 max ) and reach an airstrip in Finland…without using the engines at all. As long as the mother ship flys above Finland.
Mach 3 without engines? Straight down then. 🙂
AWACs aircraft require lots of power, cooling, carry large radar arrays with the associated drag and now they have to carry aircraft with all the associated systems and have to be pressurized to operate at 111,000ft!
Your solar powered aircraft are interesting and innovative but you are well and truly in the realms of fantasy now.
what about longleight killing all their lions
They haven’t killed them all. There was a cull of 6.
The point of carrying a fighter up to 34km (111000ft) would be what exactly? Are the fighters solar powered as well?
I guess that’s democracy for you.
How can anyone with “wisdom” equate liberalism of any kind, even the US kind, with being in jail?
Was he joking? Or being ironic?
I suspect not.
Two random definitions of liberal on the internet =
a. Not limited to or by established, traditional, orthodox, or authoritarian attitudes, views, or dogmas; free from bigotry.
b. Favoring proposals for reform, open to new ideas for progress, and tolerant of the ideas and behavior of others; broad-minded
Interesting ideas to be opposed to but there you go. Each to their own.
A quick Google reveals that Arpaio seem to have an interesting track record while in office. He keeps getting elected so he must doing something right……
Wasn’t he the one that questioned the validity of President Obama’s birth certificate?
Anyway, Sheriff Arpaio seems to struggle with the concept of being “liberal”.
That’s the point though. We don’t know why it is like it is. We are only reporting what we are seeing. Almost every other website loads quickly but sometimes this one takes a while and occasionally flags up a Java script error.
Lots of the time it is OK, which makes troubleshooting difficult.
To me , it points to the adverts that are placed on the page.
If food is still in the supermarket then it will have been keep refrigerated and handled correctly. Once it’s in a bin you have no idea how it’s been kept . Unless Tesco start refrigerating their dustbins.
Do the web people work for BT? That’s usually their stock answer. “Our kit is fine so it must be your fault”
The fact that most other websites I visit load quickly except on occasion this one must also be my fault. Whatever……
We do the same. We wouldn’t chance anything beyond a “Use by” date though and picking up cheap food in the supermarket is rather different to rummaging through the bins. Especially when the weather is warmer. Still, each to their own.