When an F-4 Phantom Meets a Concrete Wall #shorts



In 1988, Sandia National Laboratories did a unique test. Find out more, because it’s #NotWhatYouThink #NWYT #shorts

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Parhelia – Craft Case

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US Department of Defense

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25 Comments

  1. Actually…it's EXACTLY what I thinkt. A surplus F4 Phantom, mounted on a rocket sled and driven into a 12-foot-thick concrete wall, a wall that is floated on air bearings, in order to test the reactor building structure of nuclear power plants, performed by Sandia National Labs, at their site in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
    This was the first test that did not use the planes own engines.

  2. When I was in secondary school, I once had an argument with a guy who showed me this video and claimed it was proof that 9/11 was an inside job, because the plane couldn't have destroyed the building. He forgot that the world trade center was not a solid concrete wall, because it also had windows and space inside for people to, you know, move around and use it properly. Worst part is, he was part of the air cadets

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