The reason it looks like it is aiming up without increasing altitude is due to the camber of the wings where (like on most fighter jets) the wings have an air foil on the top side AND the bottom meaning they are shaped much like a bullet from the side. The way it stays in the air at low speeds is by increasing the angle of attack to where it is pointed up using the wind sheer hitting the body of the plane and the camber of the wings to fly straight. At higher speeds it may level out.
i wonder if they will start having vertical drag racing.0 to 30,000 feet in X amout of time.that would kick ass. and yes i know before you comment its a 100 million dollar bird they cant do that it would be expensive. but those redbull flying planes go vertical. maybe put in some circular balloons to go around and a big doughnut shaped one for the finish line. or maybe they will just let us use um. im sure i could figure it out no problem.put in drive. step on gas and pull back on stearing wheel
@d3t0x22 , i'd bet my house that the F22 could be beaten to 30000ft by the EE lightning, check it out! designed and built in the late 50's, but could make most, if not all modern planes blush in terms of raw power, it had supercruise all the way back then, sadly they are not allowed to be owned privately here in the UK so none fly here, but you can pay to fly in one in south africa at thunder city, and one is being restored to flight in the US.
The other day i was flying in my twin engine beechcraft when i noticed a raptor circling my home airport, i closed in to investigate and rocked my wings so the pilot could comm, well he knewwhat was good for him so he just stayed on my wing for about 2 minutes and then he just broke away and i assume he headed home. I contacted his Sq. commander on why he was in my area, and there ofcouse was no comment. I dont think i will be seeing that raptor around my home airpport anytime soon. beech1 out!
Damn dude. F22 kicks some major ass. I'd hate to be a commy pillot in some SU-27 when I see an F22 come upbehind me. You better pray to Ali or whoever that you get your virgins anyways.
can you please explain the term 5 g's. I know g is gravitational field strength of 9.81 ms-2; a pull force downwards. But when u say 'he was pulling 5 g's' What does that mean please?
Sir, A "G" is an undetermined factor...it depends on the body weight of the pilot or the occupants of the aircraft. In the simplest terms that i can explain is what ever force is created by the governing body (pilot) is equaled by the weight of the pilot therfore creating a "sort of" downforce that is felt within the entire human body. Thatis what i understood. i hope that helps a little
So theoretically, you could hold the plane at that one altitude, head down to the grocery store, land, get what you need, fly back, land, and have all your errands done in a few minutes?
I would love to know how those pilots keep a nose high attitude with afterburners and still keep the Raptor at the same altitude until they pull straight up. Its incredible!
No that isn't true. It does have a greater than one to one thrust to weight ratio, but that doens't affect its aerodynamics. It still needs wings to fly. Your thrust to weight ratio effects the angle at which you can gain altitude before you start losing airspeed. Like the c,d model Eagles the raptor can gain both altitude and airspeed in a dead vertical climb. But without wings stabilizing its flight it would crash.
Going... going..... going......... ZOOM UP!
test17011 1 month ago
Maravilloso...
Cabocodera1 6 months ago
it could take of in half that length if it had full afterburner
graham1996 6 months ago
なんという上昇力・・・
babydoctor2011 9 months ago
The reason it looks like it is aiming up without increasing altitude is due to the camber of the wings where (like on most fighter jets) the wings have an air foil on the top side AND the bottom meaning they are shaped much like a bullet from the side. The way it stays in the air at low speeds is by increasing the angle of attack to where it is pointed up using the wind sheer hitting the body of the plane and the camber of the wings to fly straight. At higher speeds it may level out.
knightimer2 10 months ago
RAF Lightings have already done this? and better about 40yrs ago.
Rest My Case Sir.
pab777 11 months ago
where can i get one of those
666666russ 11 months ago
Does anyone know about the angel to the ground on a take off like this. Can't be very far from 90?
uffe91 1 year ago
i wonder if they will start having vertical drag racing.0 to 30,000 feet in X amout of time.that would kick ass. and yes i know before you comment its a 100 million dollar bird they cant do that it would be expensive. but those redbull flying planes go vertical. maybe put in some circular balloons to go around and a big doughnut shaped one for the finish line. or maybe they will just let us use um. im sure i could figure it out no problem.put in drive. step on gas and pull back on stearing wheel
d3t0x22 1 year ago
@d3t0x22 , i'd bet my house that the F22 could be beaten to 30000ft by the EE lightning, check it out! designed and built in the late 50's, but could make most, if not all modern planes blush in terms of raw power, it had supercruise all the way back then, sadly they are not allowed to be owned privately here in the UK so none fly here, but you can pay to fly in one in south africa at thunder city, and one is being restored to flight in the US.
bigchiefmingingbolok 1 year ago
1 dislike means there is 1 communist that saw the video
Armando17717 1 year ago
Holy shit!!!!
klatterapan 1 year ago
Awesome site!!!
couragio235 1 year ago
Pffff... Eurofighter Typhoon ain't got sh*t on this!
Hellknight3d 1 year ago
@Hellknight3d
Agree in modern combat warfare.
But in take/off climb it has!
pab777 11 months ago
magnifique
nikonblaze 1 year ago
an f15 is the only other jet capable of a vertical takeoff.
hemiphil81 1 year ago
@hemiphil81 Eurofighter Typhoons, Dassault Rafales, Sukhoi Su-27s can do vertical takeoffs. All that glitters isnt american
sthill1993 1 year ago
@hemiphil81 The F-15, F-22, and F-16, are the only 3 aircraft in the world I know of, that still accelerate (quite quickly too) when verticle.
ysflightman 1 year ago
Awesome aircraft. We need to build about 1000 MORE of them. Of course Obama would not like that because it would make America stronger.
ljackso 1 year ago 3
careful you don't get it wet
livvidd 2 years ago
The other day i was flying in my twin engine beechcraft when i noticed a raptor circling my home airport, i closed in to investigate and rocked my wings so the pilot could comm, well he knewwhat was good for him so he just stayed on my wing for about 2 minutes and then he just broke away and i assume he headed home. I contacted his Sq. commander on why he was in my area, and there ofcouse was no comment. I dont think i will be seeing that raptor around my home airpport anytime soon. beech1 out!
barmtrail 2 years ago
@barmtrail
LOL you snitched on the fighter pilot? shame on you
Robys1st 2 years ago
Did the pilot get in trouble? that would be amazing to actually see a F-22 on your wing..
shortyecu12 2 years ago
@barmtrail what a tall tale
evildog100 2 years ago
I just came.
Navysealcdr 2 years ago
look like an alien craft when it goes verticle
TheApana 2 years ago
Damn dude. F22 kicks some major ass. I'd hate to be a commy pillot in some SU-27 when I see an F22 come upbehind me. You better pray to Ali or whoever that you get your virgins anyways.
pdwman 2 years ago
It's Starscream!
hangguy209 2 years ago
this is amazing!
Sideways221323 2 years ago
goooooooooo Starscream!
Kingvenom7 2 years ago 16
@Kingvenom7 You are my new best friend :)
EmmyThaDecepticon 1 year ago
@EmmyThaDecepticon ;)
Kingvenom7 1 year ago
this looks unatural. great plane
coboisarapatanas 2 years ago 2
Should kept the camera running
ghm389 2 years ago
Do my eyes desieve me....!!
yingl 2 years ago
wow he was pulling 5 g's atleast on that vertical climb
kylepx3 2 years ago
can you please explain the term 5 g's. I know g is gravitational field strength of 9.81 ms-2; a pull force downwards. But when u say 'he was pulling 5 g's' What does that mean please?
stockshunter 2 years ago
Sir, A "G" is an undetermined factor...it depends on the body weight of the pilot or the occupants of the aircraft. In the simplest terms that i can explain is what ever force is created by the governing body (pilot) is equaled by the weight of the pilot therfore creating a "sort of" downforce that is felt within the entire human body. Thatis what i understood. i hope that helps a little
jfpal0035 2 years ago
5 times his own body weight +g
UtubeEmployee3387 2 years ago
Concise and precise. Thanks.
stockshunter 2 years ago
when he said he was pulling 5g , so that means he was accelerating at 5g.
stockshunter 2 years ago
insane
jgtheman84 2 years ago
daaaaamn
paxbelly 2 years ago
where is this?
kud121 2 years ago
Oh sweet...yes! got the groceries, drycleaning and home:)
dottiekirby 3 years ago
beautiful bird
Dogz4president 3 years ago 18
What a gorgeous aircraft
Aquaseemore 3 years ago
nice!
JEFFMM71 3 years ago
So theoretically, you could hold the plane at that one altitude, head down to the grocery store, land, get what you need, fly back, land, and have all your errands done in a few minutes?
TonyF2013 3 years ago
unless you get slowed down at the McDonald's drive through.
Chopin742 3 years ago
I would love to know how those pilots keep a nose high attitude with afterburners and still keep the Raptor at the same altitude until they pull straight up. Its incredible!
flyboy4692 3 years ago
I miss waking up on the homestead airforce base and seeing that from my window almost every day!
belial6 3 years ago
Man do I love jets! Especially the Raptor!
rodeoprincess2384 3 years ago 2
As do I!
SkullakaAce 3 years ago
No that isn't true. It does have a greater than one to one thrust to weight ratio, but that doens't affect its aerodynamics. It still needs wings to fly. Your thrust to weight ratio effects the angle at which you can gain altitude before you start losing airspeed. Like the c,d model Eagles the raptor can gain both altitude and airspeed in a dead vertical climb. But without wings stabilizing its flight it would crash.
odessaboy 4 years ago
man, what a climb.
LOCKHEED17 4 years ago
yea thats right...this was at oshkosh 2007
penguinofthewest 4 years ago
@penguinofthewest looks like starscream in transformers
koolmazi 1 year ago
@koolmazi it is starscream. Starscream is an F-22 Raptor
EmmyThaDecepticon 1 year ago
@EmmyThaDecepticon lmaooo...
akeemporter1 1 year ago
does anyone know what afb this is?
LOCKHEED2011 4 years ago
I think it's Whitman airport in OshKosh, Wisconsin.
chloroxjello 4 years ago
awsome, i love f-22s.
LOCKHEED2011 4 years ago