@@verdorrenstudios The Yak-141 literally was developed with the assitance of Lockheed, the same company that made the F-35, at the same time the X-35 was in development. The Yak-141 wasn't even the first VTOL/STOL jet with this engine configuration.
@@kierano8390 задолго до распада Советского Союза США закупили целые воздушные флоты у таких стран, как Молдова, и вот как у них были настоящие планы Як-141.
@@kierano8390 The Yak-141 had 4 fully operational test models for demonstration purposes, but didnt go into production due to collapse of the Soviet Union. Lockheed bought out all the test data of the Yak-141 and kept the Yakovlev company afloat for several years due to that purchase.
@@munetanimashiro8375they only built 4 Yak 141’s. Even if you had said the right plane it still wouldn’t have been correct. You’re an idiot in every sense of the word and you should feel bad.
@@kugelblitzkriegBoo boo the F-35 > whatever plane you like (my favourite aircraft isn’t even the F-35 and I’ll willingly admit that the F-35 would TRASH all my favourites).
I like how the hatch stays vertical and doesn't fold back. It gives an additional large drag surface above which helps the craft to naturally want to pitch up; the faster the craft goes the more severe the effect. It also forces a lot more air into to rotor and thus also greatly increases vertical thrust potential than it would have without it. Really cool.
I never thought about that. That's actually genius. And when it closes you get a nice, natural attitude and a perfect AOA bc the f35 is just weird and the pilots are crazy
@@surefit.8884there are multiple computers making engine and control surface adjustments to keep it neutral. No way a pilot can fly it manually like on a Harrier
There's always room for improvement. Maybe if it could slow, stop and reverse in mid air before landing in reverse, that would truly be an unworldly feat of engineering.
@@kimjong-un8361 So true king, if only russia's jets could live up to their hype. muh maneuverability. They may have taken inspiration from the yak, with the massive vert take off engine and the uh Manoverable engine (forgot what the word for the engine is called), everything else is completely unique, the yak did not focus on having a small radar cross section, and it was much longer.
@@ditto9300 Of course, however, the ability to have a fixed wing aircraft like the F35 able to take off without expending ridiculous amounts of fuel, makes them much more of a flexible light aircraft carrier, more akin to the true aircraft carriers.
@@BoomerKeith1 Actually, the STOVL concept was invented more than40 years ago, at least: the Royal Navy used their Sea Harriers in that way during the Falkland war
I saw this plane in The Avengers (2012) for the first time in the hulk and thor fight scene 😅 When I saw that rear thruster turning and making it fly like a harrier jet I thought its a made up sci-fi plane But when I saw its a real thing, my mind was blown away
The fan is a significant improvement over the harriers rotating nozzles. The nozzles hot discharged gasses could get sucked into the air intake and cause a flameout. You might have to look around to find it but the harriers often didn't quite land veritably. They instead lost power and basically dropped the last couple of feet. The fan means no hot low oxygen output gasses to get sucked into the engines. The vectored engine on the back is far enough away to not be an issue.
@@Snipergoat1 Yeah I noticed that too in every video I've seen Harrier Jets always do a hard landing, using their suspension to make it as smooth as possible, but didn't know there is a reason for that
@@Snipergoat1 no so much that the exhaust is far enough away, more that the un combusted air is also acting as a blast deflector, pushing the combusted air to the rear
Nobody knew the high-tech complexity of the Hornet she is so advanced she is unbeatable go go go America 🇺🇸 everybody wants to be American she is true Freedom
Why worry about fuel consumption bash the Arabs take it for free Just remember all the diamonds belong to Israel oil’s belong to USA how nice and corrupt the world is
@@colton88 Doesn't the fan cover hinge break due to wind pressure? For example, when the hinge of a folding mobile phone is folded backwards. In Japanese, this is called "Gyaku-pakapaka".
It's impressive this thing can vtol at all, even more impressive considering it's supersonic. I know the yak 141 exists but this thing actually went into full production.
This is how my computer sounds when I play Star Citizen.
Yup
this how my computer sounds when i open up edge lmao
Yeah especially when you have an RTX 3070 and Ryzen 9 5900 all crammed in a laptop.
HAHAHA this is my xbox when i play generation zero
@@jordanhannah3912 JESUS THAT'S NOT GOOD
Is that RTX 15090 fan?
nope, this is just a model with its power reduced by 98.5156%
Even 4090 needs that one
YES MIS RTX15090 :)
Hahaha 😅
It's start to flying for cooling from high air low temperature
"Are we gonna take off?"
"No, we're gonna run up and then just kinda float off"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I won't lie to you. I never thought of a half thrust vector take off.
That one scene from Dune 2
I thought that was the standard procedure off these Marine ships. Short takeoff, vertical landing.
@@fallinginthed33p yeah I thought so too
Can’t imagine how strong those hinges on that latch have to be.
Not really, there is no air to create drag because it gets sucked in
@@odylomalways wondered about that!
@@odylom That's actually a really great point. I wasn't even thinking about the intake.
Try
@@odylomGotta love science sometimes 🙂
Rooster: “This is a very SHORT taxiway, Mav. Not a runway!”
Maverick: “You just hang onto something.”
A better response from Maverick would have been, "Rooster, hold my beer."
Rooster: HOLY SHIT!! 😬
Já que a aeronave tem a capacidade de fazer uma subida na vertical, não tem problema a pista de taxiamento ser curta.
The whole sequence, from powering up the Tomcat, to taking off had me grinning like an idiot it was that awesome
What's a rooster or a merrick your makes know cents
The engineering behind this is just Top Tier. War is horrendous, but at least it pushes human innovation and creativity to the limits.
@@verdorrenstudios yeah, accept the yak 141 never left the blue prints
@@verdorrenstudios The Yak-141 literally was developed with the assitance of Lockheed, the same company that made the F-35, at the same time the X-35 was in development. The Yak-141 wasn't even the first VTOL/STOL jet with this engine configuration.
@@kierano8390 it was made lmao
@@kierano8390 задолго до распада Советского Союза США закупили целые воздушные флоты у таких стран, как Молдова, и вот как у них были настоящие планы Як-141.
@@kierano8390 The Yak-141 had 4 fully operational test models for demonstration purposes, but didnt go into production due to collapse of the Soviet Union. Lockheed bought out all the test data of the Yak-141 and kept the Yakovlev company afloat for several years due to that purchase.
Lockheed's engineers are actually from another planet
For making a harrier 2.0?
@@vitopannucci2001 Also for making the word's best fighter jet and many others
Simply used Yak-141 technology
@@munetanimashiro8375 no they’re not
@@munetanimashiro8375they only built 4 Yak 141’s. Even if you had said the right plane it still wouldn’t have been correct. You’re an idiot in every sense of the word and you should feel bad.
Something that weighs more than a fully loaded school bus shouldnt be able to jump off a runway so gracefully.
I still find airplanes fascinating no matter how much i get it explained
“Gracefully”
Word that doesn’t describe the F35 at all.
@kugelblitzkrieg Gracefully: in an attractive elegant way.
Yeah I'd say that take of fits that description perfectly.
@@kugelblitzkriegBoo boo the F-35 > whatever plane you like (my favourite aircraft isn’t even the F-35 and I’ll willingly admit that the F-35 would TRASH all my favourites).
They should play the Transformers transformation sound when it opens up like that.
just play What I've Done in the back
@@kel000001 That would be cool for an airshow display.
*wuh wuh wuh, wuh wuuuh wuuuh!*
That's a transformer which is starting to learn how to transform back
If it was upto you u would turn military men into power rangers
My pc when it hears the words war thunder
I like how the hatch stays vertical and doesn't fold back. It gives an additional large drag surface above which helps the craft to naturally want to pitch up; the faster the craft goes the more severe the effect. It also forces a lot more air into to rotor and thus also greatly increases vertical thrust potential than it would have without it. Really cool.
Thank you. I was curious about that. ✌️
I never thought about that. That's actually genius. And when it closes you get a nice, natural attitude and a perfect AOA bc the f35 is just weird and the pilots are crazy
@@surefit.8884there are multiple computers making engine and control surface adjustments to keep it neutral. No way a pilot can fly it manually like on a Harrier
the forbidden toilet seat
The Ultimate Bede
Its only forbidden if ur not brave enough
You should be able to shit in it. Once.
Yo shit bout to get sucked in along with you 💀
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This sounds like my computer when I simply open Firefox
Chrome entered the chat....
You still use Firefox??
In my edge...
@@Werk4Cash Yes its very convenient
You must mean Chrome 😂 Under same conditions Firefox is quiet as a whisper
The B model, my favorite aircraft ever!
Wait that isnt the C model?
@@IrisXD_V2 no C is the navy version for use with catapults, the STOVL version (this one) is the B for the marines.
@@davidhouseman4328 oh ok thanks
@@davidhouseman4328 If its normal takeoff. Not VTOL why open the vebt hatch
@@sargera1 there's nothing normal about 100-200m takeoff. STOVL not VTOL, as was the usual case for Harrier too.
This is what the computers in my computer lab sound like
Sounds like my ps4
Who would win, a multi million dollar jet that can destroy enemies with them not knowing it was there or a tiny birb
Tiny bird + jet engine = bad
@@scx9800 Yeah thats true for every type of jet
Who's birb?
@@kindrahayson7024 birb smith...has a nest down the street
@@batesplummer3329 No, you're thinking of birb Andrews. birb smith is two trees over.
How it just slowly strols down the runway and takes off is an amazing feat of engineering.
The fact that it can take off with what is essentially a giant air brake deployed is amazing
You almost may as well not even have wings on the thing. The thrust produced is insane, it could make a brick fly, lol.
i love Аmerica
its so beautiful
There's always room for improvement. Maybe if it could slow, stop and reverse in mid air before landing in reverse, that would truly be an unworldly feat of engineering.
Bro got Alzheimer's and forgot that it was a plane
Ahh yes the F-35B the plane that forgets how to plane
Harrier and yak?
@@elvpseah yes, those weird helicopters (jk hahaha)
When your PC overheats you know where to get used fan from.
The good news is they probably have to replace that thing once a week - should be plenty of refurbs out there 😅
@@MJHdesproj the rolls royce lift system has been highly reliable, requires minimum maintenance most of the time
This, is art.
Fan art
but it sinks
You call killing machines art? You’re either a psychopath or you play too much video games
@@rached8161 tell me one aircraft in history that hasn’t had issues in its early stages
@@rached8161this is the constructive comments we need on UA-cam.
People who play gta online: " Is that the raiju."
If you look closely into the combustion chamber you can actually see your tax dollars burning
Lol right just wait till the afterburner kicks in
#worthit
Incorrect. Tax dollars are significantly less power dense/cool than the freedom this baby burns.
tax dollars burning on a crap project which cant even fly in the rain or cold
@@asheracwulf1340no they only use afterburner on takeoff
a single seagull: 🗿
😂 that thing looks like a toilet lid 😅
Plane geeks: "It's the F-35B!"
Crew chiefs: "...It's the F-35B..."
Me: ITS THE F35B!
Yes! The vtols are back!
@@seantaggart7382stovl as u can see
Beautiful. Love looking at planes.
Damn this looks unreal.
est-ce que c'est réel ?
@@ricedavid-armand8953of course, man
America steals this design from Soviet Union's yak-141.
@@kimjong-un8361 What's the soviet union again?
@@kimjong-un8361 So true king, if only russia's jets could live up to their hype. muh maneuverability. They may have taken inspiration from the yak, with the massive vert take off engine and the uh Manoverable engine (forgot what the word for the engine is called), everything else is completely unique, the yak did not focus on having a small radar cross section, and it was much longer.
This is the sound my ps4 makes when im in any game scene lmao
Он скорее всего открывает верхнюю крышку чтобы включить двигатель вертикального взлёта.
Вентилятор на валу отбора мощности...
That Wasp back thruster action is so cool..
He’s off to cool the planet with his giant air conditioner
Gotta stay green, even during the horrors of war
I Love planes... They are beautiful and fascinating...
LHA/LHDs have become Light Aircraft Carriers
With the addition of the F35B, that's exactly what they've become.
@@BoomerKeith1They have been for a long time with the use of AV-8Bs
@@ditto9300 Of course, however, the ability to have a fixed wing aircraft like the F35 able to take off without expending ridiculous amounts of fuel, makes them much more of a flexible light aircraft carrier, more akin to the true aircraft carriers.
@@BoomerKeith1 Av-8Bs were also STOVL capabale their not VTOL only...
@@BoomerKeith1 Actually, the STOVL concept was invented more than40 years ago, at least: the Royal Navy used their Sea Harriers in that way during the Falkland war
"F-35 : how do i fly again?" lol
Sounds like my school laptop when I run cool math games
Smooth asf🗿
So smooth..
Omg it’s the one from gta5😂😂
My bro goes to heaven
スゲー！こんなゆっくり離陸できるんだ！さすがＢ型！
한국도 가지고 싶지만 너무 비싸다. 일본에 양보할게 izumo에 싣고 우리대신 중국이랑 싸워줘. 앞으로 1년에 10조엔 쓴다면서요.
b
I could watch this all day.
As they say,if it’s Boeing, it ain’t going. 😂😂😂😂😂
That’s Lockheed & it ain’t heeding!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It doesnt even need catapult assistance. Mind. Blown. 🤯
Love the flaps !!!!!
That's what he said
I think you mean the elevators (large surfaces in the rear). The flaps are barely visible in this clip.
Awesome
This is the most amazing thing I’ve ever seen
Awesome plane, that takes a lot of skill
Doesn't even need that much take off speed or runway. Gotta love the F-35.
Thrust vectoring magic
but it uses a huge amount of fuel
@@zandarion that's why we have aircraft carriers and a huge military budget.
A huge trade of to carrying capacity tho. But I'm sure they already weight it down which priority.
@Лучший всех! it formed the basis n its where lift fan idea came from but its a stretch to say the same technology 😂😂
Shit this is so fire. Never seen an F-35B In a video/shorts
I saw this plane in The Avengers (2012) for the first time in the hulk and thor fight scene 😅
When I saw that rear thruster turning and making it fly like a harrier jet I thought its a made up sci-fi plane
But when I saw its a real thing, my mind was blown away
The fan is a significant improvement over the harriers rotating nozzles. The nozzles hot discharged gasses could get sucked into the air intake and cause a flameout. You might have to look around to find it but the harriers often didn't quite land veritably. They instead lost power and basically dropped the last couple of feet. The fan means no hot low oxygen output gasses to get sucked into the engines. The vectored engine on the back is far enough away to not be an issue.
@@Snipergoat1 Yeah I noticed that too in every video I've seen Harrier Jets always do a hard landing, using their suspension to make it as smooth as possible, but didn't know there is a reason for that
@@Snipergoat1 no so much that the exhaust is far enough away, more that the un combusted air is also acting as a blast deflector, pushing the combusted air to the rear
The most quiet play station:
at least ps4
xbox is for the really "stealth"
That looks so futuristic like bro what💀
É uma máquina de guerra e tanto !
Wasn’t expecting that
Those carriers seem like they would be much chiller to work in.
The F-35 Toto Toilet !
English comments?? Whered they all go
Went to ohio
@@shubhamthacker1676 No went to the backrooms
Mediteranian sea and south china sea
@@Lersia go back to school. The countries which speaks Russian or Korean does not have access to mediterranean nor South China Sea.
@@nathanieong6212 no ty, imma talk bout f35 sink thats all
Everybody gangsta until they saw an f35 and its coming to the them🧏♂️🤫💀
Proud to be an Australian living in Darwin where we have a fleet of F35's
素晴らしい🤩
5th gen aircrafts are already crazy can't wait to see the new 6th gen fighters
That's the neat part, you won't.
@@bengrogan9710 lol
@@bengrogan9710was going to say it but you beat me to it
Kind of an insane design originally but the fact that it works is just amazing and shows you how good the designers were.
Such an underrated jet
American kung fu is the best!
American Judo! Ju don't know if i got a gun, a tank, an F-35!
@@1indapink3indastink ....
I love this jet 💗
I is soooo cool 😎
Germany 🇩🇪 get 35
F35 from the USA 🇺🇲
I feel protect 🇩🇪 in Germany
Regards Fred
But still has many deficits 😁
@@Nana-rk2xnLIKE WHAT??? I WANT TO KNOW 😱😱!!!
This sounds like my Xbox 360 when I play the Lego Indiana Jones game 💀
All rational thoughts leaving my brain after someone says "do it for the vine"
That thrust vectoring is dope.
Sweet machine
i love Аmerica
That’s a lot of moving parts 😮 the maintenance on these planes has to be monumental
Same for every naval jet. Making sure there's no leaks for rust to get in is always gonna be a monumentous task.
whoa, i Never knew that the F-35B was just a big fK off GPU lmao 🤣
So cool to see the exhaust moving
That's really a short take off. 👌
Yes but is a empty plane, no fill full weapons like a Rafale.
Sweet
So smooth!
As a former aeronautical engineer in the air force, I feel like this aircraft would be a nightmare to work on.
what was the easiest to work on? what the hardest?
So fucking smooth
The plane that forgets how to plane:
😂😂😂
Nobody knew the high-tech complexity of the Hornet she is so advanced she is unbeatable go go go America 🇺🇸 everybody wants to be American she is true Freedom
Story goes that when Lightning II came out, there was no pilots capable of handling it.
That plane is able to controle other f35 in drone setting.. still in the work but its coming.
this lid on top is a massive air brake :O
You don’t use an air brake to take off. It is an air intake for the vertical lift fan which was very obvious in the vid.
Thanks Captain! 😀
@@teeanahera8949 but fan wasn't visibly turning, might be a video artifact, but it looked wierd
@@jaytalbot1146 the fan doesn’t turn until vtol is on. When the plane took of the engine pointed down
@@jaytalbot1146it happen wen the camera shutter speed sync’s wis the rpm of the spinning object that is being filmed
アフターバーナーを使用しないで、発艦が出来るのは燃費が良いでしょうね。
こんな事も出来るとは驚きです。
the engine having assistance by the vertical fan helps tremendously with that.
Why worry about fuel consumption bash the Arabs take it for free
Just remember all the diamonds belong to Israel oil’s belong to USA how nice and corrupt the world is
Why does the fan cover behind the cockpit open against the aerodynamic direction?
@@Periscope-88 to funnel the air into the fan which blows it downwards and pushes the aircraft upwards?
@@colton88
Doesn't the fan cover hinge break due to wind pressure?
For example, when the hinge of a folding mobile phone is folded backwards.
In Japanese, this is called "Gyaku-pakapaka".
are you a plane or a helicopter?
F35: Yes.
Yak 141
F 35 can't take off vertically
Its amazing how far planes have come in a relatively short period of time
Superb F35
From the creators that brought you "my snoot drooped!" - "my snoot drooped 2 : my rear veered!"
big brain moment to put it right on the middle of the fighter jet. no one would have guess it.
Super... AMAZING
It's impressive this thing can vtol at all, even more impressive considering it's supersonic.
I know the yak 141 exists but this thing actually went into full production.
it’s stovl not vtol but it’s still pretty impressive for something this heavy
Thrust vectoring looks so cool
Espetáculo 👏👏👏👏
As pricey as these things got, they look cool af. Hope Canada gets a few sooner than later.
Turkey is still waiting 🤔
@@alphan2262maybe turkey should stop being stubborn
@@West_Coast_Gang I am not Erdogan bro, but you are losing us.
Healthcare ❌
Noisy computer fan ✅
Can u do a tutorial on how to make collision shapes that follow the animation of the object
Как же он прекрасен
согласен
Вот так выглят настоящий прогресс, а не мультики за распиленные миллионы долларов.
STOVL 단거리이륙 수직 착륙기
그래서 리프트팬으로 단거리 이륙하고 있음.
이 방식은 스키점프대가 필요없음.
ua-cam.com/users/shorts2i-Lk-y_oSk?feature=share nope
А ведь это доработанный советский самолёт! Знали?
“Bro why we you flinch it’s just a small pebble”