Does the U.S. Military have Aerospace Spy Planes--or NOT?
Remember, the Satanist theosophist pedo-Illuminati want us DEAD--much less jet setting around the world in airliners...even much less going into space. The public WHITE space program using r…
Does the U.S. Military have Aerospace Spy Planes--or NOT?
Remember, the Satanist theosophist pedo-Illuminati want us DEAD--much less jet setting around the world in airliners...even much less going into space. The public WHITE space program using rockets is handicapped bullshit to keep sheeple on the ground.
We in the public, white U.S. military have an UNmanned U.S. Air Force X-37 and soon a manned private company DREAM CHASER Aerospace Planes in service both requiring a dangerous, UNsafe Action Reaction Rocket (ARR) booster to get them from ZERO altitude/ZERO speed from the launch pad all the way into space--which is madness. You know like the X-24 Dyna Soar we could and should have had in the 1960s.
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As said many times before, an aerospace aircraft that can fly instantly from the ground by itself or a mother aircraft from 50 thousand feet/500 miles per hour would be ideal and much safer than starting from zero. Think the beginning of "Superman Returns". Below is how the X-15 from under a B-52 mother ship concept was ready to be made into a spy plane in 1967--but "budget cuts" killed it? How about the ARR racketeering companies wed to ZERO/ZERO launch killing air-launching (when not killing payloads & astronauts!)?.
We think a F-15 Eagle fighter-bomber could be made into an excellent aerospace plane building on the rocket-assisted, NF-104 Starfighter's success.
Aerosleds like the pre-World War 2 German Nazis realized were needed (see the 1950s movie, "When Worlds Collide") could today be built extending almost into space itself, eliminating passage thru dense air atmosphere altogether--again--the bad pedo-Illuminati don't want anything good like this.
Project ISINGLASS would have been a manned, air-launched, hypersonic vehicle that would have been carried under the wing of a B-52 bomber. Launched far from the Soviet coast, it could have arced high into space, taken photographs, and then re-entered the atmosphere. (See “A bat outta Hell: the ISINGLASS Mach 22 follow-on to OXCART,” The Space Review, April 12, 2010.)
https://www.thespacereview.com/article/1602/1
A bat outta Hell: the ISINGLASS Mach 22 follow-on to OXCART
by Dwayne Day
Monday, April 12, 2010
