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Amazing Flying Helicopter - Defying The Laws Of Physics
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Spartan9567 (4 days ago) Show Hide
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Screw you it is thrust vectoring, if ur a Pilot of turbine helicopters made by Mil you would know that thrust vectoring exists.
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Because FUCK YOU Newton.
Frozenfrog13 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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lol oh man thats crazy
anticomunist911 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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THAT IS VERY COOL
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cuckoo is right
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THATS ABSOULUTLEY INSANE!
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Hahaha! Awsome! XD
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The Hind can fly without rotating its main rotor you muppets. It achieves this by pitching the rotors propellers against the direction of movement, thus effectively working like an airplanes wings. Also the pilot can vector downwards the turbines engines, giving it partial lift.
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the only thing is, a helicopter is designed so that it pitches the propeller in the same direction it's spinning so that your idea only works on one side. besides, it tells you how it works in the sidebar.
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Apparently the Mi-24 can use its turbine's to hover, similar hovering technique as the Harrier jumpjet. (F-35 uses a different hovering technique)
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Added: December 27, 2007 Views: 137,967 Ratings: 138
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How can this thing fly? No rotor blades turning...
Added: December 27, 2007 (Less info)
How can this thing fly? No rotor blades turning, it defies the laws of physics!

Before anyone says, I know how it is flying, the frames per second of the camera recording are exactly the same as the rotations of the rotor blade per second. So don't be a smart-ass and post this, I already know :)

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