U2 RIDE the ride of a life time
james takes the ride of a life time in a u2,the u2 flys that high that just a slight speed shift of the aircraft could sent it tumbling out of the sky because the air is so thin,note how he chatters after he get out of the aircraft, hes so amaze by the experience
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d*** incredible!
how does he get this rare opportunity!!!! wow..
It is from the TV show Top Gear
I'm sure that most who are viewing this thread already know that the U-2 was designed and built in the mid 1950's.
When '57 Chevys started rolling off the assembly line, This plane had already been beyond 70,000 feet.
For four years this plane flew at will over Soviet Russia since the Russians had no plane or missile that could shoot it down.
how fast does the plane have to fly to hold the altitude
You can cound from CAS. CAS was about 100 kts at 70k feet. I have a table abot CAS - Ma number conversion. At 60k alt the 100 CAS = 0.55 Mach.
how does he get this rare opportunity!!!! wow..