WELCOME
to the house of Harry Plopper
And now it's time to check out the GTX Titan
And now it's time to check out the GTX Titan X in action, courtesy of Nvidia's VP of Marketing an...
For the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, the program is
For the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, the program is similar. The program is designed to allow user...
The images they captured showed an impressive range of dynamic
Nov. 14, 2017 by Kimberly Parks 
The images they captured showed an impressive range of dynamic properties. Here are a few more:
Here are two more images of the same kind, taken by the same B200 aircraft, taken by the same T-38 jet:
Here are two more images of the same kind, taken by the same B200 aircraft, taken by the same T-38 jet:
Here are two more images of the same kind, taken by the same B200 aircraft, taken by the same T-38 jet:
Here are two more images of the same kind, taken by the same B200 aircraft, taken by the same T-38 jet:
Finally, here's a closer look at what the B200 jet did in its encounter with the T-38 aircraft (the same aircraft that shot these images of the same kind on February 6, 2009):
This was a close encounter. The T-38 jet had to be able to fly in a normal, open field (a place where the aircraft is not flying), and the B200 jet had to be able to fly in a closed field (a place where the aircraft is not flying).
The B200 jet looked like it was going to run into the T-38 plane.
The B200 jet looked like it was going to run into the T-38 plane.
When the two planes had both made the right turns, the T-38 jet saw a huge difference in the angle at which the two jets came up to meet. The second plane, at about 9,200 meters, had to take a different approach, in order to avoid an impact with the T-38 plane. In the meantime, the T-38 jet was heading toward the B200 jet.
In this case, the B200 jet had to be able to fly in a closed field. The T-38 jet had to be able to fly in a closed field.
Here's what the B200 jet looked like, when all three planes had collided: