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| Daily Telegraph Writer Seriously Roughed-up by a Lion The lion was just playing - or maybe just tasting - but I don't think it was the lion encounter this journalist was expecting. Link | |
| Child's First Roller Coaster Ride The range of emotion displayed on this kid's face as he experiences his first roller coaster is impressive. As mentioned in the comments, he releases his fear when he sees that his dad is enjoying himself. Link | |
| Would I lie to you? Cloud Removing Did Paul McCartney really arrange to have clouds removed from a concert so he could play "Good Day Sunshine"? Find out in this clip from the funny UK panel show, "Would I Lie to You?" Link | |
| American Ace takes on multiple Luftwaffe ME 262s (jets) A great reenactment with beautiful CGI depicting a lone US fighter pilot in his P-51 Mustang taking on many, many Luftwaffe planes in WWII. Link | |
| High voltage capacitor bank versus Watermelon You know it's not going to end well for the poor melon. Link |
and then 15 109s! Possible kill of one Der Schwalbe jet, confirmed 4 kills of 109s!
Wow!
Yes. His mastery of 3d space and relative velocity is amazing. Having watched that it breaks my heart to know I'd have no hope.
The shootdown of the 262 is interesting because I read in a Spitfire history book that the first English jets were tried out against Spitfires until the early 50's. A good Spit pilot could quite often beat a jet pilot with manoeuvrability. To continue these 'interesting/worrying' tests they resurrected Spitfires from museums and foreign air forces. Then heat seeking missiles were invented...
Or so the book says.