I agree, they need to deal with inertia/G force effects on the occupants before they go any further. F22s are right on the limit now in what the occupant inside can handle (As are most planes)
Id like to take my hat off to the Varsity that thought they should look at birds for flight study..... Man you guys are on to it!!
Its like saying the guys from Moron University in California are looking at water to hydrate a human body. Brilliant!!
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I agree, they need to deal with inertia/G force effects on the occupants before they go any further. F22s are right on the limit now in what the occupant inside can handle (As are most planes) Id like to take my hat off to the Varsity that thought they should look at birds for flight study..... Man you guys are on to it!! Its like saying the guys from Moron University in California are looking at water to hydrate a human body. Brilliant!!