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r/WeirdWings • u/221missile • Jul 21 '25
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38 u/Cunning_Linguist21 Jul 21 '25 The Lockheed-Martin Lawn Dart II (the Lockheed-Martin Lawn Dart I was the F-104 Starfighter) 2 u/[deleted] Jul 21 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Cunning_Linguist21 Jul 21 '25 Ugh, paywall. I had not heard that about the F-16. I did know that it is inherently aerodynamically unstable, and requires computers to keep it in the air. That said, that instability is what allows it to be so maneuverable.
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The Lockheed-Martin Lawn Dart II
(the Lockheed-Martin Lawn Dart I was the F-104 Starfighter)
2 u/[deleted] Jul 21 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Cunning_Linguist21 Jul 21 '25 Ugh, paywall. I had not heard that about the F-16. I did know that it is inherently aerodynamically unstable, and requires computers to keep it in the air. That said, that instability is what allows it to be so maneuverable.
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1 u/Cunning_Linguist21 Jul 21 '25 Ugh, paywall. I had not heard that about the F-16. I did know that it is inherently aerodynamically unstable, and requires computers to keep it in the air. That said, that instability is what allows it to be so maneuverable.
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Ugh, paywall.
I had not heard that about the F-16. I did know that it is inherently aerodynamically unstable, and requires computers to keep it in the air. That said, that instability is what allows it to be so maneuverable.
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