@@Pkmn_mlp_sonic_fnaf_fan cus there are no chance to rebuild it - our dear country have no money at all, end get bombed by «Kalibr» rocket almost every weekend
The flight control system the wright brothers invented is pretty much the same system that planes still use. They did the science, they understood that heavier than air crafts could fly with the right wing surface area & thrust. They understood what an airplane needed in terms of weight and horsepower.
One of the Wright brothers lived long enough to see a 747. His response was to note that the wingspan of the Queen of the Skies was longer than their first flight.
Mr. E's Mysteries & Magicks And the payload! Considering that in their time, they could only managed to fly a short distance solo and suddenly ‘find’ themselves in our time flying thousands of feet in the air with hundreds of passengers on board.
No this gigantic plane is so powerful it can lift a train wagon or several tanks and it was originally designed to receive Bourane, the Russian shuttle on his roof. It is gigantic but made of titanium and fitted with 6 powerful reactors.
It always amazes me that, once it gets into the air, how well it climbs. It looks like it's never going to get off the ground, then it soars. A marvel of engineering, like a condor.
My guess is that it was well loaded, requiring a relatively high take off speed only reached well down the runway. Once it's airborne, all those wheels retract, drag goes down, best climb speed is reached and held by bringing the nose up and it soars like a homesick angel.
It's an illusion created by its great size. For example, the Moon orbits the Earth faster than an F-15 in full afterburner, still it looks stationary in the sky. It all has to do with speed/body length ratio.
The take off speed , depending from the take of weight is between 240 and 280km/h. MPH are unknown in Europe (only Knots are allowed because it's a international navy unit, not imperial) and the soviet era aircrafts (and all continental Europe countries before ww2) use only metric in they internal systems and instruments: the Antonov pilots did use "feets" only for international communication purposes...
@@Feuergraf scientifically, you'd be correct, but with the one caveat; can any aircraft obtain "airspeed" without first achieving some "groundspeed"? Without said groundspeed, it seems to me that the aircraft would be stationary, thus, not "in-flight." Yay? Nay?
@@hockeyman1054 This is a bit late but some planes are capable of such slow flight speeds they can take off and land without moving over the ground, with a strong wind.
Мені шкода за те, що сталося, я був закоханий в Антонов 225, вперше побачив цей літак, коли мені було 15 років, коли я побачив його в документальному фільмі Discovery Channel, коли побачив новину, що він став ціллю. нібито напад, для мене це було жахливо, якби я був мільярдером і мав би кілька мільярдів, я б допоміг їм, побудував Атонов 225 від Zero, на жаль, я вуличний продавець у Файсі, муніципалітет Бурітікупу-Мараньян/Бразилія. мої найщиріші почуття, це як втратити когось дуже коханого, я відчуваю біль від втрати тебе!
I caught one coming in to EWR, here in New Jersey, once. It was AMAZING! I was southbound on the turnpike around dusk and I saw it come in. It was like nothing I had ever seen before. I wish I had video. The traffic just stopped, because everybody was watching it...
It is a part of Soviet "Buran" space program. It designed to transport spase craft fixed outside above fuselage. That's why it have six engine and kind of "cutted horns" on its back. Normally it able to fly on two of them. You can notice, that it boosted only four engine during takeoff.
Um, you have to consider that this plane was made in a single copy for carrying the Buran. 747, 737 max and a380 were mass produced, in contrast to the an-225.
okrajoe Given that 100 years ago we were barely out of horse and cart, Seeing these sorts of feats of engineering, make me feel proud to be a part of the human race.
Rabble! rabble rabble rabble rabble rabble..... Who am I kidding its pretty sweet to be human right now. Through all the bull shit, what we complain about now would look pretty damn ridiculous compared to you what we can find about hundred years ago
everything is not lost: a new fuselage is kept in the Antonov factories of Ostomel near Kiyv, the engines are the same as those of the AN124 and all the engineering and manufacturing is done exclusively in Ukraine, everything is only a matter of money... The reconstruction project is already being prepared and should include upgrades with the help of Airbus and Boeing (for avionics fly by wire controls (+ modern high efficiency engines) modernisations who can be applyed to the AN124 because many things are common
Even the birds are impressed how humans can make such large and powerful flying machines. RIP Mriya
😂😂😂
It doesn't so much "takeoff", it kind of gently pushes Earth away from it.
elegant & precise statement
A moving earth right... 1040mph at the equator ? Your heliocentric belief is wrecked.
@@uppercut2246 Aaawwww . . . You're so clever !
@upper cut fuuuck off.
@@uppercut2246 it’s called satire
Rest peacefully beautiful bird.
Rip 🪦
They’re getting rebuilt now
@@Pkmn_mlp_sonic_fnaf_fan 😂😂😂
@@bassolezhe279 and how’s that funny?
@@Pkmn_mlp_sonic_fnaf_fan cus there are no chance to rebuild it - our dear country have no money at all, end get bombed by «Kalibr» rocket almost every weekend
Designer: how many wheels are needed for this plane?
Engineer: yes
The "Mriya" has 32 tires on its landing gear; 4 on 2 front axles with 2 on each and 28 on the rear axles
all of them
32
the more wheels the more fly
Unbelievable that such massive thing could overcome the gravity and take off from earth. Powerful stuff.
It was heavily loaded, don't forget!
Nothing to do with gravity. Look up "The great Jet Fuel Hoax"......
Not if you understand a simple thing called ‘principle of flight’
@@MatrixDiscovery Exactly. You are WOKE. ✊
6 giant jet engines over 60,000 pounds of thrust each can move more than that plane 💯👌🏾
I'm happy I got a chance to see this in Miami a few times before it got destroyed, RIP aviation legend !
да жаль , да хули построим пизже
@@user-bl4vq1cg2b денег не хватит)
The machine that would have turned the tide of this war
Ты счастлив ощущать член в попе?
Imagine showing this to the Wright brothers, or Da Vinci...
zolikoff Bet their jaws would drop like heavy bricks if only we could bring them back.
The flight control system the wright brothers invented is pretty much the same system that planes still use. They did the science, they understood that heavier than air crafts could fly with the right wing surface area & thrust. They understood what an airplane needed in terms of weight and horsepower.
One of the Wright brothers lived long enough to see a 747. His response was to note that the wingspan of the Queen of the Skies was longer than their first flight.
Mr. E's Mysteries & Magicks And the payload! Considering that in their time, they could only managed to fly a short distance solo and suddenly ‘find’ themselves in our time flying thousands of feet in the air with hundreds of passengers on board.
@@drt4789 Not to mention the weight of a 747. Over 300,000lbs in fuel alone.
a plane that really hates to fly but had no other choice but to fly
The an 225 is so massive a train could probably fit in it.
@@soundskillet it did, in fact, transport a locomotive once!
No this gigantic plane is so powerful it can lift a train wagon or several tanks and it was originally designed to receive Bourane, the Russian shuttle on his roof.
It is gigantic but made of titanium and fitted with 6 powerful reactors.
He can rest now...
@@philippeimac buran
It always amazes me that, once it gets into the air, how well it climbs.
It looks like it's never going to get off the ground, then it soars. A marvel of engineering, like a condor.
My guess is that it was well loaded, requiring a relatively high take off speed only reached well down the runway. Once it's airborne, all those wheels retract, drag goes down, best climb speed is reached and held by bringing the nose up and it soars like a homesick angel.
This was the exact thought during the 1st Take off in front of party officials. They didn't believe that a plane this size could fly at all.
Going down the runway it looks like it’s going 60 mph
It's an illusion created by its great size. For example, the Moon orbits the Earth faster than an F-15 in full afterburner, still it looks stationary in the sky. It all has to do with speed/body length ratio.
The take off speed , depending from the take of weight is between 240 and 280km/h. MPH are unknown in Europe (only Knots are allowed because it's a international navy unit, not imperial) and the soviet era aircrafts (and all continental Europe countries before ww2) use only metric in they internal systems and instruments: the Antonov pilots did use "feets" only for international communication purposes...
My wife trying to get out of bed ..
nottocr8tiv3 that’s a huge bitch!
😂😂😂😂😂
🤣
@@detomasopantera1966 the
@@leonorperez4696 😂😂😂👌👌👌
I thought it was taxiing, then it just took off!😆
Me, too! :)
Me too
The title literally says it
I was beginning to wonder if it would take off, Whoaaaa. Great Job
I know, thanks
Better late than never.
R.I.P Mriya 🇺🇦
😥
in germany sind wir traurig uber the war ukrine nad the tu 225 is destored trauig
Made by your Russian masters.
@@youcefelmansouri8955 Made in Ukraine like all great Antonov planes.
@@VilleKuitunen6 Made in the Soviet Union
@@aleksandrkoltakov6500 Agree, but not by Russian masters.
That was a WOW moment! The craft didn't look like it had enough ground speed established to get off the runway. That's crazy....
An aircraft can't take off with ground speed. Only airspeed is what matters
@@Feuergraf scientifically, you'd be correct, but with the one caveat; can any aircraft obtain "airspeed" without first achieving some "groundspeed"? Without said groundspeed, it seems to me that the aircraft would be stationary, thus, not "in-flight." Yay? Nay?
@@hockeyman1054 Say no more :)
ua-cam.com/video/b_WmjWAGkLI/v-deo.html
I can explain many things but not as good as a video demonstrates 😌
Для подобного "безумия" нужен хороший ум 😉
@@hockeyman1054 This is a bit late but some planes are capable of such slow flight speeds they can take off and land without moving over the ground, with a strong wind.
Мені шкода за те, що сталося, я був закоханий в Антонов 225, вперше побачив цей літак, коли мені було 15 років, коли я побачив його в документальному фільмі Discovery Channel, коли побачив новину, що він став ціллю. нібито напад, для мене це було жахливо, якби я був мільярдером і мав би кілька мільярдів, я б допоміг їм, побудував Атонов 225 від Zero, на жаль, я вуличний продавець у Файсі, муніципалітет Бурітікупу-Мараньян/Бразилія. мої найщиріші почуття, це як втратити когось дуже коханого, я відчуваю біль від втрати тебе!
Same feelings and hurt as yours 💔💔
The lifting capacity of an aircraft’s wing continues to amaze me.
With an optimum take-off weight of just about 600 tons, is it any wonder how it manages to get airborne at all?
Антонов..гений...
Gone, but not forgotten
0:51 225 taking off into the sunset hits different now
Over 25 years old still flying well!!!
Now it is more than 30!
Let's keep it till "It's flying"
40 years old.
Shit most 747’s nowadays can be in the 40-50 range
Going 32 already..
I caught one coming in to EWR, here in New Jersey, once. It was AMAZING! I was southbound on the turnpike around dusk and I saw it come in. It was like nothing I had ever seen before. I wish I had video. The traffic just stopped, because everybody was watching it...
Has the same excitement in Australia with a smaller Antonov. It seems to be on approach for so long. Like it just hung in the sky.
Well then, I guess I saw the one that exists
Bro do you even generate lift?
Haha
XD
LOL Nope it's all engine.
😂😂😂
Lol
"I'm not fat, I'm big boned"
...До колен 😎🤗
those little front tires must be damn powerful to carry all that cargo, and it goes so slow and heavy yet it is able to take off, awesome capture...
It always seemed like it can not go in air , but finely it flies every time good work pilots and engineers
Great job! thanks for taking and uploading this!
DIGNO DE UNA ESTRELLA HERMOSO GRACIAS
Thank you
.
Truly the quintessence of aviation engineering.
Excellent video! I was doing a little spotting in MSP last weekend, wish I could have been there when THIS was there!!
Rest in Peace Big Bird
Screw aerodynamics. Screw weight-saving. Add an extra pair of engines and it's all good.
I mean it is aerodynamic and they save as much weight as they could to make it that big.
It is a part of Soviet "Buran" space program. It designed to transport spase craft fixed outside above fuselage. That's why it have six engine and kind of "cutted horns" on its back. Normally it able to fly on two of them. You can notice, that it boosted only four engine during takeoff.
That makes it look like a pregnant B-52!!
It's actually extremely aerodynamic and weight-optmized.
In Soviet Russia, we force air to obey the dictatorship of the proletariat!
Wow!!!!! What a giant beast....... Soooooo beautiful to watch and listen to. Thank you!!
I'm sad we won't get the chance to see this majestic sky-whale take off from MSP again... truly was an amazing thing to see.
It can be repaired lol
@@20PINKluvr Did you see the pictures of it? There's no way you can repair the kind of damage that aircraft sustained.
@@Admiral_John they can complete the second airframe if possible. Ukraine had pledged to do so
@@davidng2336 promissed... but since the USSR fell nobody even didn't tried to make the 2nd plane.
@@jigadriga5517 who knows what is going to happen.
R.I.P. Mriya! 😢
This Behemoth taking off today, must have been like watching the Bristol Brabazon trying to take off in the 50s
Incredible! Great catch!
rest in peace big bird...
the whole ground crew stopped just to watcth this magnificent bird flying. R.I.P Antonov an-225 you will be missed.
Gone. Hope they complete #2 and replace Mriya.
What a beast! Fantastic video and sound! A big like from me and i subscribe your channel!
Work of art. Can't believe it gets off the ground
It was meant to transport the soviet Buran spacecraft to the launch site.
It´s like that bumble bee idea that´s it not meant to fly, yet it does.
I saw this beautiful marvel of engineering in Omaha, NE the same year this video was uploaded. It was truly amazing to watch fly!
Saw one take off this summer at Moses Lake Washington. Its larger than it looks. Amazing to see it float off into the air.
Missssssss you Mriya 225😪
What a giant!😍✈️
Wow it looks great
Feels like right exactly before it starts to lift from the ground, there someone that says "BY THE POWER INVESTED IN ME, I NOW COMMAND YOU TO FLYYYYY"
Good Bye AN-225
Now it's gone 😢☹️
Fantastic video!
Keep up the great content.
This plane still flying after 40 years. A380 being retired and B737 MAX don't fly
Um, you have to consider that this plane was made in a single copy for carrying the Buran. 747, 737 max and a380 were mass produced, in contrast to the an-225.
@Jadel Labradoodle251 "are ⅔ complete" is not equal to "actually have been made".
You're thinking...is it going to take off?
What a beast👌👌👌
The end view has the most beautiful videos of a plane taking off.
Awesome airplane video. I just Subscribed.
RIP An 225 😪
Every dream has its end. So long, Mrija
RIP Big Bird...
I saw it around 30 years ago, I was amazed how much the tail flexed. But damn it, it flew so well.
😭😭😭 plz come back
Hard to believe something that big can fly!!!!! ✈️
A zeppelin is much bigger.
What a beautiful piece of video. The colours really set the old girl off.
Impressive!
wow, looking at the speed its going in relation to its size, you wouldn't expect it to actually lift off...
Beautiful takeoff. So graceful.
збудуємо нову, ще кращу!
Gorgeous plane; even those engines reek of horsepower..
Still amazed that this thing can actually fly what a beast
Humans are pretty awesome.
Aerospace is pretty awesome.
okrajoe Given that 100 years ago we were barely out of horse and cart, Seeing these sorts of feats of engineering, make me feel proud to be a part of the human race.
holy shit.. why are you guys not insulting each other. Come on guys this is youtube after all! ;-)
Rabble! rabble rabble rabble rabble rabble..... Who am I kidding its pretty sweet to be human right now. Through all the bull shit, what we complain about now would look pretty damn ridiculous compared to you what we can find about hundred years ago
Communism*
And she’s no longer with us. What a shame.
8 seconds between the nose wheels lifting and the last rear wheels lifting off the ground.... amazing...
Mr Howard Hughes could apreciate the Captains determination to get lift off.
Have You see The Movie ? The HOAX - Where They tell His LIFE STORY ? Howabout His Real Life by The Aviator 2004 ?
Wow,amazing job!Big like:)
thank you
I was in an An-224 once. It had a bunk room and a kitchen in the upper deck.
fantastic video
What a beautiful sight "it was" to behold, now that it has been reportedly destroyed.
Thats what i call a flying city,damn that thing is monstrous
It’s amazing how this Hugh aircraft can lift of, it’s beautiful to watch,power!
Rest easy big girl, the city in the sky is a lesser place without you ❤️
RIP AN 225 😥💔
everything is not lost: a new fuselage is kept in the Antonov factories of Ostomel near Kiyv, the engines are the same as those of the AN124 and all the engineering and manufacturing is done exclusively in Ukraine, everything is only a matter of money... The reconstruction project is already being prepared and should include upgrades with the help of Airbus and Boeing (for avionics fly by wire controls (+ modern high efficiency engines) modernisations who can be applyed to the AN124 because many things are common
Destroyed by Russian despot dictator Vladimir Putin, February 2022.
RIP to the amazing Antonov An-225 Mriya (there was only 1 of them).
I was at the dog park and man was it wonderful to see the rotation from a more head on angle!
it was a great rotation, and it took a very long time for it to rotate.
"That ain't a plane, that's a planet" -Roman
beautiful monster :))
Yes it was. Now destroyed by russian occupants who killing children right now in Ukraine.
I LOVE THIS PLANE 😍👍
Bad news for ya: It was shot down
That is a spot of a lifetime!! I'm jealous! Congratulations!!
I remember watching this thing landing at Minneapolis - St. Paul International airport while I was in the pool at my uncle’s old apartment
R.I.P An225!
RIP MRIYA 💔😓😓
AMAZING MRIYA
Wonderful Catch
That's one big old bird.
30 years old.
That's not so old. A lot of 18-year old birds fall on the charm of 30-year olds.
The biggest
it's oddly majestic D:
😳😳wow so beautiful 😍
Какая мощь!!! Какая сила!!! Thanks!!!
Give me a sec while I launch this skyscraper into a stable flight.
lol
Captain, we lost engine number 3 ... Go on the "other 5" ?
If I hadn't seen it, I wouldn't think this isvreal. Thanks.
Excelente video.