Merged Antigravity, engine and experiments with a flying saucer.

[Ziggurat]

Needs more diodes.

 

[Gord_in_Toronto]

 

[Reality Check]

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MasterOgon cites irrelevant abysmal ignorance and maybe even lies from a Kandyba Pavel Yurievich.

This is a web page on a "SCI-ARTICLE" web site, not a scientific journal. The introduction has this "And at the same time in nature there is the most perfect form of flight" fantasy. Birds have the form of flight that evolved for their survival.

 

[arthwollipot]

We've all seen footage of stingrays wibbling over the sea bottom with their margins flapping complicatedly. Why couldn't the advanced beings on a nother plannit make a frying saucer that wibbled scientifically through the aether?

Well? It could might be! Lessee you prove it ain't!

 

[EHocking]

Walking along the beach this morning my wife and I saw a flock of Pelicans flying in formation.
Their odd individual silhouettes (bills not in evidence at times) and the shape as a group made my wife comment on the peculiarity of the look of them all.

I then related the story of how Flying Saucers got named in popular usage and the pelican explanation, (Australian Pelicans are very similar in look to American White Pelicans).

Her response, looking back at the flock, which by now each individual were merely shallow, upside-down “U”s that tapered at each end, “Hmm. I can see that.”.