Atomic Test Planes - Operation Redwing

[lepricoun]

good old B 52 ) 

[FlyBoeing777]

3:49 - And thats how you turn a B-52

[hogey74]

@FlyBoeing777 yep.  Its all good with a bit of altitude. And I still think those b47s were a sweet looking aircraft.

[jerdeb4evr]

I spent 12 years testing Nukes. Only thing made by man that rocks the world.

[MsPantherRose]

what the difference between nuclear and thermonuclear blast?!!!

[spidez8407]

@MsPantherRose microwave popcorn j/k

[jerdeb4evr]

@MsPantherRose Ever heard of WIKIPEDIA

[MsPantherRose]

@jerdeb4evr

thnx

[hogey74]

@MsPantherRose fusion vs fission - although the fusion uses fission to get started. And yes - google it!

[MsPantherRose]

@hogey74

thank you so much for the clarification.

[jaxuber]

@applesweeter

(1) I don't know.

(2) I can't explain it.

(3) Explosions are cool.

[applesweeter]

@jaxuber

do you think that we do those extreme test on aeroplanes, because we want to be extreme? I think that this is the nature of human.

[Guydabest]

I was going to finish watching this but left at the 2:30 mark because that guys voice is sooooo boring.

[applesweeter]

Dear All,

I have some questions about psychology:

(1) Why do we love flying?

(2) Why do we like jet planes?

(3) Why do we love to test aeroplanes in very extreme situation? (eg. nuclear explosion)

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE for your creative ideas and brainstorm!!! :)

[Guydabest]

@applesweeter Do your own homework. KTHXBYE

[bowlingwithzombies]

@applesweeter

1: It makes life easier and it is fun

2: We wanna go fast! (we can escape enemys and get to targets quicker)

3:Our tax money has to go somewhere doesnt it? hahaha

[applesweeter]

@bowlingwithzombies

Yes, the tax payer money has to go to somewhere, especially on extreme things.

[jerdeb4evr]

@applesweeter If you are interested research some work commissioned by the Kennedy administration titled "Iron Mountain Project" It will explain war in a way you never imagined.

[applesweeter]

@jerdeb4evr

thank you for the book introduction. Do you know the name of the writer and publishing company?

[jerdeb4evr]

@applesweeter 1) freedom of movement, any respite from gravity is exhilirating.2) speed, it is mans nature to experience to most. 3)So that when we experience our freedom of movement at the most speed available we have no surprises which would bring about catastrophic end.

Now a question for you. Why do you believe in Psychology?

[applesweeter]

@jerdeb4evr

I believe that every human do something with some source of motivation(s), which is part of our psychology. Also, human must somehow physically feel some good sensations to draw them to do something such as flying.

[pianomansas]

cool

[luisarce182]

2:50

is a t-33 ???

[TriplesevenER]

@luisarce182 canberra F-57

[rasmusgrabov]

First on this Awesome channel!!!!!