Chinese Flying Saucer
Chinese Flying Saucer
Prototype
Projects like these beg the question, at what point do you pull out.
Chinese company Harbin Smart Special
Aerocraft spent 12 years and $4.1
mil. to build a working flying saucer to carry out aerial photography
and
geological surveys. With a maximum flight time of 40 minutes, it
makes google earth a pretty cheap alternative
(we jest).
Projects like these beg the question, at what point do you pull out. Chinese company Harbin Smart Special
Aerocraft spent 12 years and $4.1 mil. to build a working flying saucer to carry out aerial photography and
geological surveys. With a maximum flight time of 40 minutes, it makes google earth a pretty cheap alternative
(we jest).
Above: Chinese Prototype.
More "Flying Saucer"-Projects in China:
Above: Homemade "Flying Saucer"-Project in China.
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Quadrocopter:
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