Quarterhorse: The Future of Hypersonic Flight

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All Comments (21)
  • @the80hdgaming
    Take a drink every time Simon says "quarter horse" 🐴🍺🥃😵 Take two drinks when he says "quarter house" 🤣🤣🤣
  • For anyone wondering: the term Quarterhorse comes from the breed of horse specifically bred to race a quarter mile. They have explosive speed, and are actually faster in the quarter mile sprint than the more well-known distance running Thoroughbred, famous for their mile+ races like the Kentucky Derby. Naming something after a Quarterhorse implies it can achieve extreme speed, extremely quickly. I’m a horse nerd, I had to say it. Where he got Quarterhouse, I know not. But it made me want a steak.
  • @elainebenes7971
    The SR71 was made in the 60s but it still looks like it's from the future.
  • @BrianKelsay
    Ah, the famous quarter house. The single person's dream.
  • @bbax069
    Since they are in Atlanta, I say we call them the "Possum Works". A fitting term for us Southern Boy's down here!😆😆😆
  • @dingerr9994
    One man’s horse is clearly another man’s house
  • @03recon
    I would love to watch the bloopers reel and see EXACTLY the moment when Simon just like, "F*ck it! I said what I said!"
  • @THE-X-Force
    Nice to see a shout for Alex Hollings and Sandboxx News. Award winning military journalism.
  • @abccomando9329
    love seeing Alex as a reference he's a good journalist and him and his team at sandbox do good getting info.
  • @mtacoustic1
    The Quarterhorse Mk 2 (at 14:51) looks amazingly similar to the Lockheed D-21 drone; which was designed to be carried and launched on the back of an SR-71.
  • The Pratt & Whitney J-58 in the SR-71 was a combined-cycle engine. The JP-7 fuel was formulated to NOT ignite easily partly because of the high temperature inside the tanks but also that it could be used as hydraulic fluid (to keep the hydraulic system cool enough to work) and as coolant for the skin. Pilots claimed that there was still throttle left when flying at the official speed limit of Mach 3.2. Bits of the titanium skin would be getting soft at Mach 3.4. Not bad for 1958 tech.
  • @bradbrandon2506
    Love the Sandbox News shout out! Big fan of Alex, too. Great researcher!
  • @LoKi-oc8ks
    For anyone not from the US, bear in mind driving coast to coast in the US takes 35-45 hours. 45 min is crazy.