超级军网天空惊现不明飞行物-----求高手解疑
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什么东西？
....我拷。。绿色企鹅？
错了是蓝色企鹅，还是肥的。
滑翔炸弹还能编队飞行？
楼上掉的衣架
我觉得也是衣架
回复 1# 樱花抄
佐治亚理工学院的学生设计的节能型飞行器的概念图而已，说白了就是PS的，切莫大惊小怪
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/07/photogalleries/future-design-photos/index.html
PHOTOS: Fuel-Saving Designs Win Future-Plane Contest
July 18, 2008—A trio of energy-efficient planes designed by students at Georgia Institute of Technology soars through calm skies in an artist's conception. NASA announced last week that this futuristic vision for commercial aircraft won top honors in the graduate student division of the agency's 2008 Fundamental Aeronautics Student Competition.
Entrants were asked to create "the next generation, 21st-century, 'DC-3'-type aircraft." Reduced noise and environmental impacts, daily operation on short runways, and the ability to carry payloads of up to 50,000 pounds (22,680 kilograms) all had to be part of the package.
Passengers on the winning Georgia Tech plane wouldn't even hear an engine roar until they reached the end of the runway, because the plane would taxi on battery power. Electric propellers used for an initial boost would fold into the plane after takeoff to reduce drag.
Team member Kemp Kernstine, a graduate student in aeronautical engineering, said aviation needs a revolution.
"With fuel cost increasing on a daily basis and our supply quickly dwindling, if we don't do something fast, we may lose this wonderful means of transportation," Kernstine said. Other team members were Bryan Boiling, Alexis Brugere, Steve Gatto, Kevin Johnson, Mathieu Lanusse, Andrew Masse, and Keith Turner.
佐治亚理工学院的学生设计的节能型飞行器的概念图而已，说白了就是PS的，切莫大惊小怪
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/07/photogalleries/future-design-photos/index.html
PHOTOS: Fuel-Saving Designs Win Future-Plane Contest
July 18, 2008—A trio of energy-efficient planes designed by students at Georgia Institute of Technology soars through calm skies in an artist's conception. NASA announced last week that this futuristic vision for commercial aircraft won top honors in the graduate student division of the agency's 2008 Fundamental Aeronautics Student Competition.
Entrants were asked to create "the next generation, 21st-century, 'DC-3'-type aircraft." Reduced noise and environmental impacts, daily operation on short runways, and the ability to carry payloads of up to 50,000 pounds (22,680 kilograms) all had to be part of the package.
Passengers on the winning Georgia Tech plane wouldn't even hear an engine roar until they reached the end of the runway, because the plane would taxi on battery power. Electric propellers used for an initial boost would fold into the plane after takeoff to reduce drag.
Team member Kemp Kernstine, a graduate student in aeronautical engineering, said aviation needs a revolution.
"With fuel cost increasing on a daily basis and our supply quickly dwindling, if we don't do something fast, we may lose this wonderful means of transportation," Kernstine said. Other team members were Bryan Boiling, Alexis Brugere, Steve Gatto, Kevin Johnson, Mathieu Lanusse, Andrew Masse, and Keith Turner.
兰州的帖子太抽象。