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Waikato Times letter of the month
This occasional series gets off to a good
start for 2013. Punctuation is as printed in this morning’s newspaper. Happy
new year to you all.
Space
technology awaited
About 5,880,000,000,000 miles in one light
year of travel in space, the infinite journey of travel, not millions but,
billions of miles will take lifetimes of space travel at the speed of light.
Flight control is the next technology delaying the expansion of spacecraft
expeditions. Sky-scraping speeds are attainable, but flight control requires
technology not yet developed but impossible without it. No inter-space journeys
can be started without revolutionary flight-control development.
Space engineering technology to develop a
flying saucer-shaped craft that can travel at speeds unimaginable are
theoretically, now possible. The spacecraft design, eg, like a flying saucer is
the decisive challenge.
Many UFO sightings can be put down to
spacecraft experimentations. Example: some of the experiments in the
development of the Concord test flights for wing icing took place in the hot
desert of Morocco, but you would think that wing-icing would be trialled in
colder climates. A practice not commonly known.
The same thinking on UFO sightings. Test
flights are not made public for self-explanatory reasons and are recorded as
flying objects at high speeds – just like the Concord test flight of the
1960-70 flight.
KEN WELDON
Hamilton
4 comments:
Wha..?
"Wha..?" indeed. The Waikato Times has way better letters than the BOP Times. Well, not better, perhaps more entertainingly crazy.
Only in Hamilton ...
Yep, I guess if someone was to stand on top of the Bombay Hills and turn an ear south toward the mighty Waikato they might, just might, hear the shrieks of laughter as an editor fishes another gem from the pile and throws it at the paper.
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