Discovery Channel - History of Flight - Project Pluto

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Pluto Project History Back in the mid 1950's, nuclear powered cruise missiles were being studied and in 1957, development was initiated as Project Pluto. The reactor for the missile was to be developed by the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, with the ramjet being built by Marquadt. Ling-Temco-Vought was awarded the contract to develop the airframe for the missile itself, which was known as SLAM (Supersonic Low-Altitude Missile). The mission profile called for SLAM to be launched from hardened silos, propelled by solid rocket boosters up to ramjet ignition speed. SLAM would then cruise at high altitude (35,000ft/10,700m) at Mach 4, where it's range was estimated to be more than 10,000km. This meant the missile could 'loiter' at a fail safe point until it was ordered to either continue to it's target or abort its mission. Over enemy territory it would descend to low level, using TERCOM (Terrain Contour Matching) to find its way to multiple targets. AVI File Details ======================================== Name.........: hof-pp.mpg Filesize.....: 462 MB (or 473,284 KB or 484,642,816 bytes) Runtime......: 39:18.625 Video Codec..: MPEG2 Video Bitrate: 2114 Audio Codec..: MPEG-1 Layer 2 Audio Bitrate: 192 CBR Frame Size...: 480 x 480 Language.....: English Visit Conspiracy Central for reseed requests, more info and other downloads. Tracker: http://conspiracycentral.net:6969 Forums: http://conspiracycentral.info

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DocHOL (2007-04-09)

Hmm
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DocHOL (2007-04-09)

And back on. Cheers

FatalJourney (2008-12-04)

Good show. Thanx for sharing!