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Catch a falling rocket with a helicopter? Yes, that's the plan
Rocket Lab is gearing up to catch a falling four-storey-tall rocket booster using a helicopter off New Zealand's coast.
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Sure is! But it's a Con-Job;It shoots U straight into the Prop to Ensure no chance of Suffering! Lol,🤣...SPInteresting idea. Is the helicopter equipped with ejection seats too?
I reckon those crazy bastards who fly the chinooks would do it right the first time![]()
Catch a falling rocket with a helicopter? Yes, that's the plan
Rocket Lab is gearing up to catch a falling four-storey-tall rocket booster using a helicopter off New Zealand's coast.www.abc.net.au
Too right, some of the pic's from the Vietnam era are blow outs, backing them up onto mountain tops with guys unloading from the ground & it hadn't touched down just hovered, civilians never see what these military aircraft are really capable of doing with no eyeballs on them.I reckon those crazy bastards who fly the chinooks would do it right the first time
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