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Tell us about the ships you flew on.
Yes, the fighter planes on which We flew on
the Nautilus were probably the coolest.
What I flew about.
That is, like Star Wars, even cooler
in fact.
So we are talking about a
conical-shaped device with a pointed front
that has the shape of a drop at the back
and the bottom is not round, but it’s like
How to say Probably triangular in shape
on which the fuselage sits
and there are also electromagnetic
gravitational engines, but there is also an
engine at the back that gives forward thrust, all
this is not chemical thrust,
it’s all electromagnetic,
electrogravitational thrust system
and itself an apparatus that is
quite large. If you have seen the size of a
modern fighter, it is quite
large. The
copina occupies a small part. And the
apparatus itself is quite large. The difference is
that instead of a wide apparatus for catching
the air flow, here it is located in
such a pointed
droplet of the pilot is on top
and all your engineering parts
are located in the separation machine down in the bottom of the
ship
and the same thing is in the tail
the cabin is at the top and you
even have enough space to stand
upright next to your chair there is a
small door through which you
get into a tiny cabin where there is a
berth toilet and emergency supplies
if you find yourself without power,
you will float in space for some
time, someone will pick you up sooner or
later, they know that you are out there somewhere, they
know where you were before the connection was cut off,
I will not fly after you, but you will have to
spend a certain number of minutes or
hours in a ship that will be
cooled, you will be cold because the
generators have died and you will have to
go to the cabins to stay there so as not to
freeze, it can also be a
long mission when it happens that the all clear is
announced, everyone hangs in space for
5 4 hours then they fly further,
that is, when we fly somewhere very
far away When the distance is overcome
gradually this did not happen often We
needed the ability to stay on
board for some time if necessary
that is, they just jump into the cockpit,
take off and return very
quickly sometimes you have to stay on
board for some time
and so when you are sitting in the cabin before
you turn on the power there is
such a narrow window in front of you
and above you there is something like a convex
dome glass
but when the power is turned on the entire
internal surface of the cabin becomes
your display,
that is, in fact it projects
everything that is outside inside it
looks like you
can see everything 360 degrees as
if the top of the ship is cut off and
you are just looking straight into space very
cool effect very cool effect and
it gives you as a pilot excellent
visibility of everything that is, there are no blind spots
you can see everything in everyone
directions Wherever
your head can turn
these ships accelerate to 128 thousand
kilometers per hour maximum
it's easy
if you've ever driven a fast
car You liked the ship flying
125 kilometers per hour it's cool
when you're flying in space at a speed of
125 thousand kilometers per hour the effect is the
same as the warp effect in Star Wars Nope
that doesn't happen no that doesn't
happen because most of the stars
you see are so far away
They don't move at all
so most of what you see
are localized
phenomena near you And that's
actually very
there are a lot of gas clouds in space that are
smaller than this room the size of this
row
that you can better see where you
are moving At what speed if you
are close to the gas blocks
it does not mean that you cannot be in
empty space do not see do not
feel that you are moving
at a speed of 128 kilometers per hour You
cover a lot of territory and see how
the gas clouds rush past very
quickly
so the feeling of movement is definitely
there
due to the activity of the gas clouds or
what we called Space Weather
but also just called it weather and
When someone returns it can
say And we had problems with the weather
micro meteors gas clouds and it's not
storms that is a lot of things that can
happen but they are local that
localized phenomenon that occupies a
certain space if you
stumble upon something it's like a thunderstorm zone
when it hits the zone thunderstorms with a
pressure difference you can stumble upon
magnetic clouds you can stumble upon
different clouds ion radiation and all this
can affect your instruments lead to
hallucinations or space
insanity
enlarged detail this is somehow connected with
being in space when you don’t have your
feet on the planet
and are mentally just you get lost and
you can’t ground yourself at all you are floating in space
your mind just goes crazy for a
while and usually this is done
because you are being monitored it registers
all your medical biological
processes continuously the monitoring process
is constant So if something goes
wrong they can immediately do something take
if Looks like you went so it's a
case of space insanity they
turn off the power to your ship and
lower your oxygen level below 15
percent so you pass out and
then someone picks you up and brings you back
you wake up in the medical bays and ask
what happened and someone will answer
space insanity you
're asking is anyone hurt you can
only hope that if you're crazy
no one got hurt Corey Goode said
that they set up a resonance noise it's
on ships so people are grounded it's
interesting it's possibly a newer
development something we didn't do that is
they could do something like that But you
could still lose your mental balance and
temporarily get under way,
that is, it was necessary to maintain the
mental health of people definitely and
definitely So I’m not surprised. That
is, I knew that there were a
lot of different fields working on the ship that served for
this, but I didn’t hear specifically about this
again. I wasn’t a technician, I didn’t delve into
mechanics, I was a pilot, I talked to the
mechanics a little and looked at the
manual, but we weren’t supposed to
do that as pilots, we weren’t supposed to
know about the mechanics, we weren’t supposed to look
at the structure of the ship and we weren’t supposed to
leaf through the maintenance manual.
but I had a very good relationship
with the senior engineer who was in charge of
all the work and we often chatted And
from time to time we got whiskey if
I brought him whiskey he could let me
look through the manual You had a ship the
longest in the world leading 128 km/h no no no
no no no the speed he learned was much
higher
yeah
Yes, he could also open a portal That is,
he could open a portal for us so that we
could jump somewhere or open a portal
for ourselves and move quickly
depending on where we needed to
fly, but he could fly much faster I
can’t say it’s classified That is,
I don’t have data on his maximum
speed I know that it was much
higher
You should tell the audience the story of
when you were hit by an electromagnetic
pulse This is very funny guys okay
So we fly and chase some
guy and as the plan ran, it shoots
some kind of umbrella, and it itself accelerates like a
small space mine that
throws out to
rotate
like weightlessness,
insulation is a very good
problem, someone will fly after you
and pick everyone up, tow everyone one by
one, and then you need to go through all the
electrics, reconfigure the electrics after the
electromagnetic impact But here's the
funny thing: you need to call you need to
call Nautilus, but all your
electrics are dead, all the batteries are dead, all
the generators are dead. You have 0 power and at the
bottom of the cabin there is a panel that
opens,
you bend down and start turning the crank lever,
there is a red light, a yellow light, a
green light.
you turn it so that the yellow light is
bright enough to start charging and
you charge the yellow one lights up Almost ready
then the green light comes on Okay we have
enough charge to make a call You
understand the handset It looks like a
World War II telephone this equipment
costs a billion dollars
and then you charge the antenna there
the antenna extends out you you charge to
extend the antenna you understand the handset
you recharge it you say we are left without
power pick us up and they pick you up Oh
God I’m so glad you told me but this is
so ironic you ask us is
n’t there some kind of technology for this well
why all the batteries are dead what’s left to
do is everything what do you have, this is a winding
lever, I’m on the front line of a [ __ ] ship and I
have to wind this thing up to make a
call Where are you Chetvertak Give me a
paid AvtoVAZ
in short it’s hilarious all you can
do in this situation is laugh at
yourself
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