Air and Space Photos from Alternate Worlds.

[trekchu]

you don't have to completely jam them, just cause enough interference so it will be impossible to complete transport. and also planetwide isn't necessary, if you end up 200km from anywhere useful (and on foot) beaming over is little use

I did mention vehicles....

essentially what it does is taking a body apart and reassemble it like it was previously.
that sounds an awful lot like killing & rebuilding to me . And if we do have a soul, i am pretty certain that after been reassembled any body - soul connection will be gone.

This is to me like supposedly harmful cellphones. Wrong until proven by science.

 

[wietze]

This is to me like supposedly harmful cellphones. Wrong until proven by science.

unfortunately i look at from the point of view of science.
when you take a body apart you are killing it.

 

[trekchu]

unfortunately i look at from the point of view of science.
when you take a body apart you are killing it.

The technology is still an integral part of the setting, so I'm going to use it.

 

[CJD]

https://www.deviantart.com/adamkop/art/Messerschmitt-Me-402A-black-Ravens-557377374

 

[cortz#9]

BF-181 Fleischwolf atomic powered jet fighter. by BlastWaves at https://www.deviantart.com/blastwaves/art/Shoot-Down-731384044

 

[wietze]

that fuel tank it is carrying makes no sense if it is atomic

 

[cortz#9]

that fuel tank it is carrying makes no sense if it is atomic

Yeah I guess it doesn't but it's not one my designs so I can't say why it's there.

 

[Hammerbolt]

Yeah I guess it doesn't but it's not one my designs so I can't say why it's there.

And no one on the comments asks about it... weird...

 

[CultBoy]

And no one on the comments asks about it... weird...

Rule of cool maybe.

 

[CJD]

Figured you guys would appreciate this.

 

[cortz#9]

Figured you guys would appreciate this.

I like it, going to steal the concept and make a WWII Luftwaffe version.

 

[Mysterion]

 

[Mysterion]

Douglas 1186-C:

 

[Mysterion]

January 1979 - preparations underway at Vandenberg AFB's SLC-6 facility to launch space shuttle Enterprise in a mission to save the still-orbiting Skylab. Crewed by astronauts John Young and Fred Haise, Enterprise will attach a booster to Skylab to move the ailing station to a more stable orbit. Future shuttle missions will carry supples and materials needed to repair and refurbish the station for further use. There are also proposals for the shuttle to eventually carry additional modules which will expand Skylab to create a more spacious and functional orbital facility.

 

[Craig]

January 1979 - preparations underway at Vandenberg AFB's SLC-6 facility to launch space shuttle Enterprise in a mission to save the still-orbiting Skylab. Crewed by astronauts John Young and Fred Haise, Enterprise will attach a booster to Skylab to move the ailing station to a more stable orbit. Future shuttle missions will carry supples and materials needed to repair and refurbish the station for further use. There are also proposals for the shuttle to eventually carry additional modules which will expand Skylab to create a more spacious and functional orbital facility.

Damn man, did you wake up this morning with the deliberate intention to make me cry?

BTW: I believe the earliest Shuttles had the fuel tank painted white.

 

[Mysterion]

Damn man, did you wake up this morning with the deliberate intention to make me cry?

BTW: I believe the earliest Shuttles had the fuel tank painted white.

Purely unintentional, I assure you. Would have to check about the tanks - and I am sure my scenario is no doubt chock full of inaccuracy and impossibility, but I liked the idea of it too much to care.

 

[cortz#9]

<> I am sure my scenario is no doubt chock full of inaccuracy and impossibility, but I liked the idea of it too much to care.

Good Man.

 

[Hammerbolt]

Random find on deviant art:

 

[CJD]

What the X-32 might have looked like if it had entered service:

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zo...ked-like-if-lockheed-lost-the-jsf-competition

 

[BCATR]

What the X-32 might have looked like if it had entered service:

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zo...ked-like-if-lockheed-lost-the-jsf-competition

I don't think this looks ugly at all, despite what some people might say (at least this art rendition of it and not the actual demonstration design).

Change my mind.