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  Drekx Omega September 24, 2021 at 5:04pm

  

  Roaring Lovely...Agreed...Some people may have observed the control fins on Starship, the Elon Musk project...Of course, these are used in the atmosphere only, in order to attain the horizontal position, prior to firing the raptor engines for vertical decent...
  Musk calls this project a "starship," albeit it is planned for inner solar system ferrying, only...A true starship travels between stars...and as you suggest, wings are not needed...lol
  Musk's rockets do need fins for landings, however...
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9s3BSzTT3Q
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  AlternateEarth September 24, 2021 at 3:34pm

  

  Pedophilia in High School Books
  
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  Roaring Lovely September 24, 2021 at 3:07pm

  Again I reasoned correctly.☺ Don't some of you guys have a clue how aeroplanes work?
  
  https://www.google.com/url?q=https://googleweblight.com/sp%3Fu%3Dht...

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  Roaring Lovely September 24, 2021 at 2:52pm

  But neither can wings help to control direction in the inter-planetary space. Who is this talking of the earth flying through space using some wings (be it taking off or controlling its direction)? Who proposed such an idea??
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  Drekx Omega September 24, 2021 at 1:23pm

  

  Jeff Taylor asks the salient question; "Who Controls Joe Biden?! 🤔"
  
  Of course, we have stated the answer many times on these forums....It is good to see "conspiracy theory," becoming obvious fact....The President does not lead anything and certainly not the U.S. And certainly not the so-called, "free world."
  
  But then, you and I already knew these facts, didn't we....?? 😄
  
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJUvDa11wSA
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  Roaring Lovely September 24, 2021 at 11:39am

  "😄 hehe..!! Correct Roaring Lovely...And at least Mars has got enough of an atmosphere to permit lift off, of the helicopter being used there..."
  
  It seems that the size of the planet matters. Bigger planets have denser atmospheres. Then planets bigger than Saturn cannot be solids on the surface. The 'atmosphere' is so dense that it looks like the surface begines at the atmosphere.
  
  But without a magnetic field on its poles navigation might be problematic in mars. If you fly around, you may not easily return to where you begun!
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  Sirian Starlight September 24, 2021 at 10:45am

  https://www.ashtarcommandcrew.net/forum/topics/feeling-isolated-mis...

  

  Feeling Isolated, Misrepresented, Like A Fish In Strange Water

  Sometimes I wonder if we have done more harm than good, trying to integrate ourselves a well fulfilling life on this planet. Trying being the key wor…
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  Drekx Omega September 24, 2021 at 9:26am

  

  😄 hehe..!! Correct Roaring Lovely...And at least Mars has got enough of an atmosphere to permit lift off, of the helicopter being used there...
  
  Rarified it is, but the chopper rotates much faster than one would in Terran atmosphere, and is paired up, multiple rotors...So lift is sustained...Actually, this is an excellent way to survey the surface...along with the rover.. Ingenuity helicopter..and the Perseverance rover..
  
  Biggest potential risks for these craft are extreme cold during the Martian nights, sand dunes, which can trap a rover, as deep, sand storms, which are very strong and why the helicopter cannot fly during such events (common). Being solar powered, these devices need to safeguard the solar panels from being covered by dust....which can render them useless relics...
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ndHgKUuWQI
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  Roaring Lovely September 24, 2021 at 8:57am

  It looks like I reasoned correctly.☺
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  Roaring Lovely September 24, 2021 at 8:53am

  Wings don't work for an interplanetary flight. Neither can it work in all planets. I don't think you can fly an helicopter on moon, for instance. Wings flight is an aerodynamic technology that relies on the presence of a significantly dense atmosphere (to support the craft under the wings).