Blind Landing Experimental Unit?
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You have written the name of something followed by a question mark. \n\nIt is meaningless.\n\nWhat are your trying to find out?
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sorry cant help you. don't knopw the answer. consult your sky manual for uinformation on control problem
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well, i am not sure if you can really invent this....but i think it would be a great idea...and i am sure it would take alot of research to figure out. my fiance is color blind, and therefore can not ever become a pilot in the army because of it. The estimation is that 1/2 the male population is color blind. I just cant imagine life without being able to see all the extravagant colors there are out there. so my invention would be some sort of color blind glasses.....that would interrupt or block certain colors so that the brain can see the other colors. like i said, it would take extensive research, but i think it wuold be a great opportunity for some people like my fiance who really wants to be a pilot but is not allowed because of his color blindness.
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yeah right...i suppose green pigs swim upside down in you're world too eh? my apologies...a friend told me today that a dummy round can be inserted into the breach which has a laser pointer mounted in it to allow fine scope adjustment...i eat my words...
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you can test at any reasonable speed but you must make sure that the aircraft is designed to fly in that kind of wind.  if youre not careful you can trash it bad
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Here's the official Skywatch applet from NASA\nhttp://spaceflight1.nasa.gov/realdata/sightings/\n\nJ-Pass/J-Track are no longer in active development, but accessible here, http://science.nasa.gov/realtime/Jpass/25/JPass.asp
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hmmm... the blind team (skateboard)
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I have one word for you.  ASTROGLIDE!!!  Try it you'll like it!
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http://www.hurtwood.demon.co.uk/Fun/copter.swf TRY THIS FOR FUN  AND A LITTLE RELATATION.
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I believe the FIRST landing was faked, as it was almost impossible to design and build the equipment in such a short (relatively speaking) period between the time President Kennedy asked NASA to do it and the end of the decade, about eight years. Remember, they didn't have sophisticated computers  in 1960 like they do now, so a lot of their calculations on trajectory etc. were not as accurate as they are today.
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airplanes use the CG every time it gets on the runway.  Maybe something along those lines.  THere are a lot of info on it if you do google on it.
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It is blind\nIt is a spot.
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Try using an airplane, a navigational wheel, or something along those lines.
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There is a great website called www.acepilots.com -- The links below will take you to the pages you wamt, although there is a lot more stuff elsewhere on the site.
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If the question is: If there a machine that can create the sense of weightlessness.\n\nYes there is. That's the kind of machine the astronauts use to practice.
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I've flown in the last few months and I enjoyed looking out the window during both takeoff and landing.  Well enjoyed it as much as possible while trying to entertain a baby :)
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They did use under ground testing, such as at the Nevada Test Site.  They also used a remote island with a mock town and navy fleet to see how those would be effected.