On April 29, 1990 at 6:51 a.m. PT Space Shuttle Discovery made a smooth landing at Edwards Air Force Base after successfully deploying the Hubble Space Telescope. #Hubble25
It did the job but it was far from an "awesome glider" (which was the statement I was replying to)
The shuttle is an incredible piece of kit but I don't think I've ever heard any of the pilots laud it's in-atmosphere performance... Flying brick is more often the comment.
Soooo... Strap two J79 engines on it and it'll be an F-4 Phantom?
Maybe I should have said "Awesome bit of kit, that was not a plane". And, as a flying brick, kudos to those who managed to get it down from space to a small strip of runway. I remember watching the first and the last touchdowns live, and many in between. Even on the back of a plane, it looked cool.
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Awesome glider!
ReplyDeleteDavid Bucknall actually, it was a shit glider with a 20 degree Glide slope.
ReplyDeleteThat's about the same as someone in a wingsuit
Is it still housed there?
ReplyDeleteAntony Jackson Try making a glider that heavy! It was the best of both worlds...
ReplyDeleteIt did the job but it was far from an "awesome glider" (which was the statement I was replying to)
ReplyDeleteThe shuttle is an incredible piece of kit but I don't think I've ever heard any of the pilots laud it's in-atmosphere performance... Flying brick is more often the comment.
Soooo... Strap two J79 engines on it and it'll be an F-4 Phantom?
Banter Maestro thanks! I'll have to check it out
ReplyDeleteMaybe I should have said "Awesome bit of kit, that was not a plane". And, as a flying brick, kudos to those who managed to get it down from space to a small strip of runway. I remember watching the first and the last touchdowns live, and many in between. Even on the back of a plane, it looked cool.
ReplyDeleteTalking of awesome kit.. #hubble