Loved that spot! Do you ever go to the embankment off of Lockheed Blvd (on the other side of the runway)? And this video was proudly Sponsored by Walmart Supercenter Fort Worth parking lot 😉
I have gone to Lockheed Blvd but unless I have a good ladder, video shots aren't particularly good. The Walmart parking lot is much better in my opinion. Thanks for watching!
To give you the short answer: it has to do with Bernoulli's principle. Essentially: when the nozzles contract, the exhaust gases (which is the fluid) go faster due to having a smaller space, and therefore less pressure. That means there's more thrust coming out with the nozzles contracted. Vice versa, when the nozzles expand, there's more pressure and the exhaust gases' speed decreases. Thank you for watching!
That is not the case, is a Boeing C-40A Clipper operated by the US Navy. It is mainly used for airlift missions, carrying both passengers and cargo. Thanks for watching!
Loved that spot! Do you ever go to the embankment off of Lockheed Blvd (on the other side of the runway)? And this video was proudly Sponsored by Walmart Supercenter Fort Worth parking lot 😉
I have gone to Lockheed Blvd but unless I have a good ladder, video shots aren't particularly good. The Walmart parking lot is much better in my opinion. Thanks for watching!
When is this the next 457th squadron 2024 of june? And also earned a sub
Is it on Thursday?
Question. Why do the exhaust nozzles expand on the aircraft when they touch down? Wouldn't they contract? Thanks.
To give you the short answer: it has to do with Bernoulli's principle. Essentially: when the nozzles contract, the exhaust gases (which is the fluid) go faster due to having a smaller space, and therefore less pressure. That means there's more thrust coming out with the nozzles contracted. Vice versa, when the nozzles expand, there's more pressure and the exhaust gases' speed decreases. Thank you for watching!
Another excellent video thanks guess the WA F-35 was a new build on a test flight
Indeed it was, it’s serial 20-5597
Thank you very much!
Fighter jet ❤
Nice capturing 😍
Thank you very much!
That anonymous unmarked 737 looks a bit suspicious. Is that used for clandestine extradition flights and suchlike, I wonder?
That is not the case, is a Boeing C-40A Clipper operated by the US Navy. It is mainly used for airlift missions, carrying both passengers and cargo. Thanks for watching!
epic videoooo
Thanks brooo
Where do you spot for this airbase
This was filmed from the Walmart parking lot. Thanks for watching!
boeing bisnis jet?
C-40, based on the 737-700 but with 737-800 wings…
Yo question, when is the drills so I can Lockheed martin Plane Spott?
Lockheed Martin normally do their test flights during the weekdays. They don't do drills as they are a public company. Thanks for watching!
@@BlueRockerPR Thank you and the F-16's were beautiful!
@@BlueRockerPR what days?
@@FortWorthProductions Weekdays mostly.
@@BlueRockerPR Thanks