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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2022
- About 3 months ago, the New York Post released a new article about the topic of a mega-plane hotel! Could this aircraft concept actually become reality one day? Surely not...Watch the video to find out, and don't forget to leave a like and subscribe if you haven't already!
Article: nypost.com/202...
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Emirates' Smallest plane be like:
So true.
Fax
@@gitasahasaha3253 r/woooosh
@@gitasahasaha3253 you are so dumb lmfao 😂
@@gitasahasaha3253 he does write something you just can't see it
"What if we combined the Hindenburg, the Titanic, and Chernobyl in 1 death trap", said the design team
What could go wrong?
Maybe not chernobyl because nuclear energy is pretty darn safe.
@@tylerwilson5769 well if it does go wrong: *insert nuclear explosion here*
@@LeopardTankEnthusiast dont worry, those reactors were really old and the people working on it are just communist authoritarians who prefer image over action
and fukushima, most because the design was really flawed
Didn't big, luxurious flying hotels already exist as zeppelins?
Yes
And look what happened there
@@badpiggies988 *hindenburg
@@Snowy-oq4ur heisenburg
@@fart4623 burger
I can’t get over how the 747s in the video are basically recolored Air Force one’s.
i will ruin the 69 likes
Color from 747 prototype and paint scheme from (quite similar) AF 1.
They don't look anything like the ones I wear though
*in the plane hospital*
Okay miss we just need to move an artery-
*slight turbulence*
Ah shit
This is a valid comment, I straight up laughed.
I think that slight turbulence will just disassemble the entire plane
@@myacht *first plane crash by turbulence*
@@myacht Bro that glass better be like extra thick cuz Any disturbance and You get a chernobyl 2.0 with extra damage buffs
Fun fact: Air force 1 has an operating theatre :D so...
Loved that rectangular 40 meter elevator connection 😂. Oh yeah, that’ll hold a 747 at cruise speeds. Imagine putting that connection through a wind tunnel. I also love the total lack of control surfaces, this thing just travels permanent in a straight line I guess.
You probably wont want this thing to turn this thing in any situation. Just imagine you are turning this behemoth and anything that is not nailed to the ground starts moving. It would not end well. Now imagine it turns like a regular plane does and you would probabyl have serious trouble levelling it out or even prevent it from creating a hole in the ground the size of a small town.
this thing flies like the iss, no stopping till it hits the himilayans
And who in the legitimate fuck puts a swimming pool into a vehicle meant for flying around in? Or balconies for that matter? In fact, conventional interior design is completely unfit for purpose in that context, putting aside everything else for a second.
1:00 the landing gear is out while flying. For a plane. Which doesn’t land. Drawn by an 8 year old.
The 3D model didn't have the option to make them go up
@@JakubKas oh
Maybe they did not add required bones to the armature, which prevented the landing gear from even moving?
@@PicelBoi being a news outlet they probably just stole the model
@@rockhouse7485 I guess they were lazy to even remove the landing gear!
"Look up in the sky!"
"It's a bird!"
"It's a plane!"
"No it's flying chernobyl!"
lol
💀💀💀
Thought the concept was fusion reactors, not fission..
@@NX1984Bruh that's even more realistic for that kind of plane /s
Nah man it’s the airship from Henry stickmin.
Nuclear engines exist but they would not be feasible for use in manned aircraft due to the weight of radiation shielding. Currently the only use of nuclear aircraft engines is in long range cruise missiles.
Plenty of nuclear-powered submarines in use around the world as well. You don't hear about them (and that's the point).
@Kibō no shirei-kan希望の司令官 but neither they nor Subs need to worry about weight nearly as much as planes
@Kibō no shirei-kan希望の司令官 last I checked aircraft carriers don't fly
@@gabriell.4440 Do you not know what aircraft means.
Submarines are not aircraft
@@justarandomtechpriest1578 not the point I was making. I was saying nuclear propulsion exists. Nice try though
To make this a *BIT* aerodynamic, it’s gonna have to be *ALOT* slimmer. *ALOT.*
"Just make it longer, thus bigger"
A380 designer
Yeah that thing is the equivalent of a rectangle at that scale lmao
Actually serious proposals for large scale aircraft generally involve large flying wings so you can build a wide plane while still having good lift.
so it's basically gonna end up like that one tall ass plane from clickbait videos
and smaller
You got to admit that the concept art and renderings are really cool though.
As a concept it isn’t so bad, just some cool not too realistic aircraft.
I study aerospace engineering and a mate sent this to me when it first happened, I'd seen the original post on r/worldbuilding so I recognised it immediately, but seriously how did this get through anyone's filter? barely even looks like a plane
It’s not even a plane, they went way too far 😂
@@ice711real It's a fuckin cruise ship with jet engines strapped to it.
@@ice711real when ai generator image combines the photo of Boeing 747 and the cruiser
Btw this plane looks like the plane used in Oggy and Cockroaches
I drew this exact thing in Grade 4, almost 15 years ago now.
Funnily enough I'm a pilot now, but even with this video I think my dreams back when I was 10 will remain dreams for quite some time, no? 😆
Matt really became a pilot, nice!
I knew you had it in ya buddy, do you participate in the dogfights above Wuhu Island?
I drew this aircraft in 6th grade or something, I still have the sketch book😂
@@Hectopath2006 the battle of wuhu island, 1943
@@ice711real oh
Liminal superplane
I always say that it's a bad day when the news media incorrectly labels a graphic arts designer as an engineer. I recently saw one for a supersonic, VTOL, nuclear-powered, 1000-seater airliner and I was like "pick 2, and even then you still might not get what you want."
I like how one Nuclear Reactor is more than enough to probably power the entire thing but nah the guy just slapped 20 in because it sounds cooler
Depends on the nuclear reactor and its design, but yes.
Google how nuclear jet engine concepts supposed to work, 20 nuclear engines is the least rediculous thing about this plane
they slapped in 20 to give it a +1% chance to take off
meanwhile...in the emergency room
"ok, we're going to replace your hearts, lungs, and brain with our new hi-tech medical care system."
*major thunderstorm moves in*
"oh crap"
I’m telling your mom you said crap
@@ice711real a fate worse than death
"Hey ChatGPT, design me a plane that is like a flying cruise ship," typed the lead designer
This thing's cruising altitude would have to be the Karman line for it to work.
The funniest part is that the 3d model is someone making a fan model of some art pictures for an album of sci fi drawings
Saw the reddit post a few months ago and I still can't wrap my head around the fact that these news outlets just reported on something that was clearly meant to be fictional.
I mean, it was on the WORLDBUILDING subreddit.
dont forget the always down landing gears
this feels like it was made by a 7 year old if you asked them to draw a plane, but even that would look better
a box is probably 99999x more aerodynamic
I like how this thing flies the whole video with the landing gear out.
If someone thinks that making a plane like this is a good idea just imagine how bad the inside hospital is 💀
@@AlexRodriguez0407 That's not how nuclear reactors work
@@AlexRodriguez0407 Wow, instant ridiculous assumptions and ad hominems
nuclear reactors don't irradiate people around them, it's called 'radiation shielding' and you don't have to create imaginary flaws for this thing nor perpetuate untrue myths about nuclear power when there's plenty of real flaws to chose from
seriously rethink your attitude here
There was also a military version of this proposed. It was very similar and there were three versions. The first was a flying aircraft carrier designed to fit fighter aircraft, the second was a troop transport that could carry thousands of soldiers anywhere in the world, and the third one was classified but likely carried nuclear weapons. All of which would’ve been fed by a nuclear reactor so heavily shielded the plane could crash directly into a mountain and the nuclear reactor would survive. As insane this all is it’s possible it could’ve flown if you believe that formations of strange lights are this gargantuan behemoth of a plane.
Kind of reminds me of the horten xviii. Giant German flying wing jet bomber that was supposed to carry a bunch of ho229's as parasite fighters that could in theory make it to America with a full bomb load and back (I'd assume it would be nuclear capable assuming Germany got nukes), using the parasite fighters as escorts when it entered American airspace. It was just a concept, but there was a proposal to convert it to a luxury airliner after the war (assuming Germany won) which would have almost everything a cruise liner would. I think the Americans took inspiration from the ho229 and horten xviii and tried to actually make a flying wing bomber that could also be converted to an airliner, the YB-49 I think it was. It was built and was tested, but one of the two prototypes crashed during a test flight. It completely failed but later led to the B2 spirit, so I guess it wasn't a complete failure.
None of this was nuclear powered, but it's crazy to think that people actually tried to make this. And how much of it' was inspired by Nazi tech.
@@435cyberteam9 I personally don’t think the Nazis would’ve ever had nukes even if they had the time, money, and resources to do it. Hitler himself considered nuclear science “Jewish science”. Besides most German physicists were Jewish and fled to America to work on the Manhattan project and escape persecution.
TL;DR: Anything Hitler said was final, including entire fields of science
There is a PAK DA project in Russia which wants to achieve the same goals (except nuclear-powered engines). It will have a triangular shape in which about 1000 soldiers will be located.
isn't troop delivering the job of carriers like c-130 ?
As long as it takes off and lands from and on the water I could believe it.
Its possible and within the bounds of physics tbh.
Just have to figure how to to manipulate gravity.
aperture labs is about to go crazy
It's funny when you realize the landing gear of that thing is bigger that a B747
landing *G̸̞̺̖͎̅̈̊̆̃̿̄̏͝E̵̤͚̝̫̱̖̅̀̆̎́Á̸̗͇͚̙̝̜͇̩̤̮͈̿͂̾̋͆̀̏̃̋̋̏͘͘͝ͅR̴̛̳͇̪̜̜̳͍̝̝͉̊́̉̉̈́͋̀̒͛̃̂͠*
This thing will totally fly especially with those lift disrupting support struts in-between the double wings which is a ww1 era design and has be proven that this makes less lift, but yeah I think it will fly for sure
When in doubt: add more wings
this thing could probably be a triplane or a quadruplane if it wanted to
The infuriating thing is that there are genuinely more feasible-looking equivalents in games that probably had more thought in them. Project Wingman airships, the Cradles from Armored Core FA, the fucking Aigaion even- they're at least proportioned like what you'd end up with accounting for the square-cubed law. The wing loading of this thing would be insane.
Guys, don't worry about the size of the landing gear, they made it this big for Carrier Landings!
ya it surely be able to land on something the size of the carrier
I love how they give it wings and make a semi effort to make it resemble a plane, even though thinking about its design for half a second is enough to make it completely fall apart
I honestly surprised they didn’t think to add a way for smaller planes to be launched out of this thing. I mean the whole concept is dumb, but imagine launching a 737 out of this thing like it’s a Viper from Battlestar Galactica.
Nah, not 737s, instead 747s, A380s, and AN-225s, all launching and landing aircraft carrier style 🤣
@@mightyocelotAntonov 225😥
Alan: What’s that?
John: It’s a bird!
Timmy: It’s a plane!
Jeff: no it’s Chernobyl
just imagine the amount of landing strip and speed needed to get it in the air…
Mach 2 Takeoff speed and a runway the length of Chile
ah yes so u see we need around a minute for the engines to spool up to max thrust then we need to bear the pain of our eardrums bursting and then we need to wait for around 30 minutes for the box with wings to take off at a speed of 600 kts, so that gets us up to to a small runway length of around 50000m or 50km. but thats no use cus we have vaporized due to the intense radiation from the engines. Any other questions?
@@SlimeyDev No,not really
I think it will have a nice trip from a country to another just to take off
@@SlimeyDev yeah what are we going to do once we’re up in the sky and how long are we up there for
Even if this thing somehow existed, there is no way they could clear it in 90 seconds
More like ninety years
@@smartant2097 90 centuries
I think that idea would work better as a future spaceship cruise like the Axiom from Wall-E instead of an airplane.
Eh, it would need too many modifications to be a cruise spaceship (realistically), it's more like a fun and absurd concept.
I love how they interspliced random stock footage of hotels and restaurants and were like "yeah, it has this in it!"
i just noticed that it flies in cruise with gear down. That is very efficient and totally doesnt generate a lot of unneccesary drag.
Even if by some divine miracle, this thing somehow managed to overcome all of its glaring design flaws and make it to production, I think we can all agree that it would end up crashing and wiping out an entire town.
Fun fact: nuclear power is actually one of the safest ever made. Only around 1000 people have directly died to a nuclear reactor accident, compared to around 100,000 people dying each year from coal factories.
But at the same time, I highly doubt they would be able to maintain the nuclear engines on this thing. Especially since it’s not supposed to land, somehow.
@@artsyrache supposed to land every few years apparently
@@7cpm293 oh, great, good luck landing this piece of shit on a runway lmao
That'll be our plane in 300 years
we should build that thing in orbit of jupiter or saturn then have it lower down into the clouds, the winds might be enough to keep it floating
@@SectorCTestLabs yeah right
@@SectorCTestLabs INFINITE IQ
@@SectorCTestLabs
Sadly, Jupiter is made of Hydrogen, and to fly anything in there, you would need a shit ton of thrust and speed :(
I seriously wonder how the cockpit setup would be if there was such an huge plane tho, probably very cool and complicated :DD
Basically imagine the bridge of a ship
that's it
Like even ignoring all the aerodynamic issues, a reactor has a terrible power to weight. The engineers wouldn’t want to use it for more reasons than just “flying Chernobyl”.
The Top Hat Clan Airship from the Henry Stickmin games was a better idea than this flying bathtub
yez
just imagine what kind of devastation could occur if it crashed anywhere near a populated area
imagine the devastation if it crashed anywhere
Now imagine if this thing crashed into city, we would get second chernobyl.
More like second Hiroshima
Bro what if it hit towers 💀
Second Tsar Bomba
I'd love to know how they thought the experience in those on-wing apartments would be lmao. Like you not only have the sound of a shit ton of the largest totally-not-jet engines I've ever seen, but you also get any turbulence the plane hits multiplied since the wing acts as a massive lever
When you start taking all futurism images
LITERALY
We not expecting a pilot to fly that right? 💀 handling must be insane
It would take all the pilots in the world to fly this thing
This brings "oh hey look a civilian airliner!" to a completely different level
"here comes the Chernobyl"
-some guy standing below it as it gets shot down
I like how the tail is basically a ATC tower
Literally.
Least batshit insane ace combat aircraft
Needs more lasers, cruise missiles, drones and energy shields
@@sacopanchez151 Stonehenge wants to know: your location.
If it's up in the air for years how do you get out? Do you just skydive out at your destination? 💀
Yep, one elevator goes out flying like a kamikaze into the earth.
Via the docked 74 of course
If any of the engines breaks...
Imagine Chernobyl. 20 times over.
The radiation's going to fill the atmosphere within a day.
Also, that observation disk, the biplane configuration... it's enough to ground this thing.
Not even talking about it's offensively simple gear configuration. It would be sinking straight into the runway, leaving a mess that would make Gatwick airport jealous.
Not to mention the enormous glass ceiling in the indoor pool, how the fuck are you even gonna pressurize that, let alone the whole fucking plane
It probably wouldn’t need 20 reactors anyway because of the amount of energy generated. And the safety nuclear power is probably the smallest flaw of this plane. Nuclear power is actually quite safe, aircraft carriers and submarines already use it without issue
When I first saw it I was like “should that not be able to fly?” But there was a butt ton of people believing it
im a big boat guy and i swear they just put two cruise ships deck to deck and taped it together and just ducktaped some wings on it for good measure
the only thing that makes sense is the hospital, as if it does not land for a huge amount of time they can’t just airdrop passengers with injuries, although this plane probably has some bs helicopter storage too
emirates:give me that or die
this reminds me of those giant tanks the Germans dreamed up during WWII, It had a battleship turret, motorcycle bay, and an onboard medical station and bathroom
and was 1000 tons
Least insane airplane 2050+ concept
Most credible news source
It looks like those cruise ship plane concepts from the 1930's.
It also looks suspiciously simular to the airship from the henry sticmin games.
not really... that was had 4 big ass fans, honestly the airship is more realistic
Ignoring the fact that runways already struggle with larger planes today, this thing would crack a runway in two.
(In the future in a parallel universe)
This plane: **exists
Emirates: "ILL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK!!!"
Ryanair: *Buys this thing* "HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEEHEHEHEE!"
As a ship enthusiast I have to say if that thing lands in the water it will sink
Imagine we aslo would need to build 12 km twin towers for it
And an elevator to raise that plane for a collision. I think the same elevator used for docking 747’s will do the job
I think we all know where this is going.
The new Airbus A390 project be like:
The fact that all of the 747’s on the ground all looked the exact same but they didn’t even have the windows on the top kills me
All things set aside that would make this impossible, in my opinion, the aircraft actually looks nice, and the concept of a flyIng hotel would actually be a pretty good idea, just, it’s a bit absurd.
Damn, the new space station is fire 🔥
This genuinely looks like a bunch of A380s all rolled into one ginormous plane flown at the edge of earth
It's actually fun that building the same volume and size orbital hotel is theoretically way easier than making this thing fly
Looks like a tonka toy lol
The designer:”you know about the laws of physics?”
The engineers: “yeah and tha-“
The designers:”yeah fuck the laws of physics, let’s make something that will somehow looks like it’ll be better in the ocean or as a tourist attraction and say it’ll fly”
**To the tune of Over The Rainbow, from the Wizard of Oz movie, circa 1939**
"Somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue, and the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true. Somewhere over the rainbow, this thing flies..."
Thge designers: "what an idea! we made airship disaster, naval disaster and nuclear disaster in one trap!" LOL
0:43 Bro the landing gear wasn’t even retracted while the plane was in air lmfao
The bit with the other plane docking mid-flight is just absolutely idiotic. They're still on Earth, not in space, and they'd still need to deal with some level of momentum taking place. They can't just disable the momentum put it into some kind of zero-point state.
billionares on their way to a global warming meeting:
I love how it’s litterally docking to a 747. I legit forgot this was in the atmosphere and not low earth orbit for a sec
smallest fleet of american airlines be like:
I feel like if they ever made that thing, Garuda 1 and the rest of Emeria's Air Force would seen be out looking for it.
Not sure if anyone commented this yet but, what happens when the plane just, you know, turns.
Everything inside just goes "Right, my time to leave"
if they somehow got this into the sky, there'd be a mid-air collision super fast.
3:42 they got the star wars hospital bed 💀
“the plane will not gonna be that big” the plane:
Emirates: "I'll take your entire stock"
People with megalophobia when this plane drops: *high pitched demonic screeching*
My Brain When I Heard It's Nuclear Powered:
Why Would Someone Design A Nuke That Big?
Love how both the.. uhh... "big boi" and the 747 have their rear landing gears (at least) extended.
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the take off turbulance would make the airport unusable for like 5h
I honestly think that a floating hotel could possibly be a future but this fails miserably at that.
That’s what normal fellas think when they hear luxury plane
Just making two of these could probably bankrupt some countries to be honest
0:32 red air force one planes lol
Sanest and least sensationalist NYP article; this has to be satire
this was made by some guy on r/worldbuilding, it was never meant to be a realistic concept 💀
It fits in with ridiculously large SSTOs nicely
Billionaires on their way to an environmental conference
3:19 it really looks like a stylized ww2 fighter because of the large glass thing looking like a canopy