Getting a pilot's license is pretty easy, and it's not crazy expensive. Of course you won't be flying one of these but if you are low, it's seems a lot faster.
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When you say they? You're obviously not referring to the Canadian government or military, are you? Cause as far as I know the only other thing we might have done ( i.e., is when Canada contributed up to 22. billion to develop space launching capabilities in canada) Via the Harp program, which for all intense purposes probably contributed to the now functional magnetic rail gun. First considered as a defense mechanism to thwart an asteroid.
No doubt I'm touching 50 years old I still remember watching the space shuttle blow up in Middle School I want to Kenwood high School that had the teacher Kristy McCall up on the space shuttle that blow up and every classroom didn't have a TV so we we're mixed with different classes and different grades and still remember teachers looking at us all in the classroom I was in and she didn't even know what or how to tell us anything cause she was just like us ---- like did that really just happen very sad for all of them because they delayed the take off for another day and truly the people working for NASA knew that there was a problem with that big ol ring was suspect of failing NASA really dropped the ball on that and they know it
The goal at the time these aircraft were developed, was outrunning air defenses. That is no longer practical, so they are no longer actively developing such fast aircraft. The hypersonic missile is the focus today.. ie a weapons systems capable of delivering itself, at speeds which there is currently no defense for.
Why? You do know there are secret craft owned by NASA and CIA that exceed the SR71? In fact, this list is only complete for known craft. Many UFOs are military craft.
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If you do a little research you will find that the Blackbird did not fly for final time in 1999, it was briefly removed from mothballs during Iraq and Afghan wars early on.
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9:46 There are at least 2 A-12's remaining. There is one on display at the US Space and Rocket Center, Huntsville, AL. It is commonly misidentified as an SR-71, but it is an A-12.
plus the fact the u2 and the sr71 were still vunerable no matter what speed or altitude they could fly at and cost to much to operate ... i think the sr71 was tracked by a missile and it gave the usaf a fright when they thought nothing could touch it , as it turned out they were right misiles and radar rule the skies really
The "need for speed" has been realized to not be the most important thing for fighter planes anymore. They just need to be fast enough, somewhere between mach 1.8 and mach 2. That's why so many of these are old. Most combat takes place around mach 1.2 or less.
In my humble opinion, the current space planes such as dream chaser, x37b, and star raker make these lists moot. However, these are very cool fast movers.
You retro fit your old aircraft for space when it becomes an Issue to fight in space, You still create new Fighter Space crafts but as the Air battles move into space you have to use up what you already have. Because of Resource supply issues.
I will never forget, years ago, the day at the Canadian International Air Show that an SR-71 made several passes. As I understand it, she had flown up from Beale, made her passes and then flew back. It actually made me weep to get to see that aircraft for real. As a youngster, reading about the X-15 sent shivers down my spine - and it still does to this day - 58 years later. I have one question for anyone who can help. Why does the Space Shuttle not surpass the X-15 in terms of speed? Thank you for this and best wishes.
The space shuttle was not built for speed but it did orbit at 17,500 miles/hour. That smashes anything else. So, there has to be an altitude limit for this contest.
The problem with supersonic fighters is that they burn up all their fuel just getting there. And the pilots are prone to saving their fuel to run away.
Your Mach conversion into km/h is not correct. F15 vs. MiG-31, you don't even have to calculate... Briefly, all you conversions are incorrect. How come?
Defeating heat is the key to prolong flight at high speed. There must be a series of barriers that remove the heat as it soaks into the airframe. Anything faster than the SR-71 does not stay at those high speeds for more than a few minutes at a time.
Should have skipped the russian ones, and included the F-22 and F-35, and if you have the X-15 you might as well include the Space Shuttle too, both are liquid fuel rockets with wings. Or a missile with a cockpit if ya prefer lol. ;)
@@allanullman7754 Do you mean the XB-70 Valkyrie? Nah that plane is American in the first place and way faster cooler than a Concord lol. I'm not really biased for America, I'm Canadian, I'm just biased against Russia lol. Screw Russia, well mostly just screw Putin is what I was really trying to say in the end. I don't see much similarity to the Concord, maybe just the canards but that's about it. The wings on the other hand are a dead ringer for the Avro Arrow, 100%!
@@Thephilipcartmelexperience I know the Americans copied off it lol. What was that documentary, there was a very similar plane they used for testing, what was it called? It lead to most of the super sonic aircraft and they stumbled into super cruise I think. Anyway, suprisingly a lot of stuff was invented in Canada. Telephone and radio were invented here, even though americans also try to take credit for radio, it's not true! I could ramble on..
In 1952 the British LIGHTNING flew at MACH 2.27 @ 40,000 ft. Then in 1956, the AVRO CF-105 flew @ MACH 1.98. The BAC TSR-2 flew at MACH 2.15 . Considering how old these aircraft were, why didn't you list them ? Considering they were OLDE FARRTE AIRCRAFT with vintage technology, they would still be viable in a dogfight today.
@@colinbrown4719 I think you're right about those planes being British. However, I have seen multiple videos by British channels that diminish the U.S.'s achievements in aeronautics. So, it goes both ways. Britain did supply some of the early knowledge for G.E. to start building jet engines. Also, they supplied some of the best jet engines to the U.S. Namely those made by Rolls-Royce. But, Kelly Johnson did not go to Britain to get his plane design ideas. He was surrounded by his own U.S. guys, and he was a genius aircraft builder. Look up some history on him. I think you'd find it fascinating.
The U.S. ScramJet II is the fastest by far traveling 3,069 mph. It's only flown 4 times so far and unmanned. The scientists took the idea from a Borg concept. The prototype is called 709.
My step dad was in the RAF he was lucky to get up close to these craft , literally he had to crawl in tiny spaces of the crafts for maintenance in baking heat almost cooked him alive a few times lol , r.i.p
Honestly from what I could understand is all the retired fastest aircraft.. obviously you will not get the actual data of used fastest jets that are being used now for security reasons. 😊
Hello, I'm not sure if you are aware, and I'm not being disrespectful, but science deems the edge of the atmosphere, or the edge of space to be 100 km's above sea level, or aprox 62.5 miles up. 102,000 ft is aprox 19.3 miles up. A long way up to be sure, but not the edge of space
11:09 it's hard to Fathom traveling at 4500 mph! That's faster than any projectile I ever fired out of a gun! Strange thing even a 22-250 firing 3800 feet per second. These things disintegrate on an empty Coke can entering one side whole and pieces exiting the other. And that's copper jacketed lead. Imagine what aircraft grade aluminum would do at that speed! It's hard for me to imagine the human body can even undergo those kind of speeds...
The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25 could reach Mach 3.2... but only once. After that, his engine was only suitable for scrapping. MiG-25s were limited to Mach 2.83.
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SR 71 is just plain sexy. It looks fast just sitting there.
I can't even imagine the thrill of flying in one of those
I can't imagine being the aerospace engineer working on them
Getting a pilot's license is pretty easy, and it's not crazy expensive. Of course you won't be flying one of these but if you are low, it's seems a lot faster.
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Awesome! The SR71 is still beyond moser looking even by today’s standards. Mad respect for the old guys.
SR-71 - The only flying machine I have ever loved.
I recall seeing all these planes (on display) as a kid ...and I'm 50 years old. I can only imagine what they have now
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When you say they?
You're obviously not referring to the Canadian government or military, are you?
Cause as far as I know the only other thing we might have done ( i.e., is when Canada contributed up to 22. billion to develop space launching capabilities in canada)
Via the Harp program, which for all intense purposes probably contributed to the now functional magnetic rail gun.
First considered as a defense mechanism to thwart an asteroid.
No doubt I'm touching 50 years old I still remember watching the space shuttle blow up in Middle School I want to Kenwood high School that had the teacher Kristy McCall up on the space shuttle that blow up and every classroom didn't have a TV so we we're mixed with different classes and different grades and still remember teachers looking at us all in the classroom I was in and she didn't even know what or how to tell us anything cause she was just like us ---- like did that really just happen very sad for all of them because they delayed the take off for another day and truly the people working for NASA knew that there was a problem with that big ol ring was suspect of failing NASA really dropped the ball on that and they know it
@@b-morewade7696 I was at the fifth grade when that happens I'll never forget it!
The goal at the time these aircraft were developed, was outrunning air defenses. That is no longer practical, so they are no longer actively developing such fast aircraft. The hypersonic missile is the focus today.. ie a weapons systems capable of delivering itself, at speeds which there is currently no defense for.
The SR-71 is my favorite aircraft ever built.
Me too
Why? You do know there are secret craft owned by NASA and CIA that exceed the SR71? In fact, this list is only complete for known craft. Many UFOs are military craft.
sr-71 cancelled by production :)
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This video is really awesome. Everything is clear and informative. I really enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing this beautiful tutorial video.
I've seen an SR71 up close. Magnificent aircraft.
I've only seen an SR-71 in photos.... Awesome...
It's in Georgia u can reach out and touch and engine out of the airframe.... best museum I ever been to cant remember the name of the base lol
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I've taken naps in the SR-71's afterburners, more than once.
this video is really awesome and easy to understand. informative video. nice content. thanks for sharing
Thanks for the review, I can't even imagine the thrill of flying in one of those.
You get my thumbs up for saying miles per hour.
If you do a little research you will find that the Blackbird did not fly for final time in 1999, it was briefly removed from mothballs during Iraq and Afghan wars early on.
Think about this; if the SR-71 has been retired for 24 years, imagine what they’ve got up there now.
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Very nice video.
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Nice video
11:00 The X-15 is basically a rocket with a cockpit.
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9:46 There are at least 2 A-12's remaining. There is one on display at the US Space and Rocket Center, Huntsville, AL. It is commonly misidentified as an SR-71, but it is an A-12.
The F-15 is my favorite jet❤❤
Tom Cruise flew at Mach 10 in the movie Maverick in a plane that could take off on its own from land. Try to beat that! 😅
There is an obvious, good reason fast aircraft do not have forward swept wings... If anything went wrong, the wing would immediately snap off.
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These records are over 50 years old. I suspect todays actual records are top secret.
True. The SR71 actual top speed and ceiling remain classified to this day.
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As technology improved, the SR-71 was replaced by satellites and UAVs, which offered instant access to surveillance data.
plus the fact the u2 and the sr71 were still vunerable no matter what speed or altitude they could fly at and cost to much to operate ... i think the sr71 was tracked by a missile and it gave the usaf a fright when they thought nothing could touch it , as it turned out they were right misiles and radar rule the skies really
The "need for speed" has been realized to not be the most important thing for fighter planes anymore. They just need to be fast enough, somewhere between mach 1.8 and mach 2. That's why so many of these are old. Most combat takes place around mach 1.2 or less.
Realy I like this powerful fastest fighters jets
How is the X-15 an aircraft if it cannot takeoff on its own? The SR71 Blackbird is the fastest aircraft according to this video.
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Top 10 fastest? Why not the top 100 fastest?
Whatever that was in the thumbnail would be scary as hell.
wow,impressive.
Now that they’ve retired the SR 71 we should get to buy one. They sound like a lot of fun. 🤣
Cross country in a little over an hour hahaha. Talk about an amazing commuter plane hahaha.
@@byronsmith3152 it would give you a lot to brag about on coffee breaks.
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In my humble opinion, the current space planes such as dream chaser, x37b, and star raker make these lists moot. However, these are very cool fast movers.
The Russian aircraft are pretty fast.....when they're not broken.
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Enough with the shameless false advertising. I tuned in to see the aircraft shown for the video which never appeared.
I think that is from Thunderbirds?
You retro fit your old aircraft for space when it becomes an Issue to fight in space, You still create new Fighter Space crafts but as the Air battles move into space you have to use up what you already have. Because of Resource supply issues.
I will never forget, years ago, the day at the Canadian International Air Show that an SR-71 made several passes. As I understand it, she had flown up from Beale, made her passes and then flew back. It actually made me weep to get to see that aircraft for real. As a youngster, reading about the X-15 sent shivers down my spine - and it still does to this day - 58 years later. I have one question for anyone who can help. Why does the Space Shuttle not surpass the X-15 in terms of speed? Thank you for this and best wishes.
The space shuttle does go faster on re-entry. However, it's not under its own power. It is, in fact, a hyper glider at that point.
@@Hunting_Grt_whiteNorth where is the jet from the thumbnail is this clickbait
@darksonic9014 Good question
Sir, you got me. I have no idea. Maybe it's a computer generation of a tempest along with adaptive engine technology?
I believe the x-15 is not at all an airplane. IT’s dropped from one and after landing it cannot takeoff. Much more like a rocket
@@spikenomoon Probably the reason for the term “aircraft” in the title 🤔
Any one of the space shuttles which were designed as an aircraft at mach 25?
I love the old world war one bombers like Handley Page Heyford and Vickers Virginia.
Massive slow beasts. Awesome.
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I would like to see the SR72 fitted with RamJet engines. Imagine a deterrence for the new Russian and Chinese Hypersonic Missiles.
It has a version of ramjet tech. You can read about it on wiki and many other sites
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The space shuttle was not built for speed but it did orbit at 17,500 miles/hour. That smashes anything else. So, there has to be an altitude limit for this contest.
The problem with supersonic fighters is that they burn up all their fuel just getting there. And the pilots are prone to saving their fuel to run away.
Your Mach conversion into km/h is not correct. F15 vs. MiG-31, you don't even have to calculate... Briefly, all you conversions are incorrect. How come?
I would like a comparison among fighter jets only, like F-4, F-16, F-22, F14, F/A-18, MiG-29, etc.
I saw the cover image, read the title and my first thought was: hoovers fly now?
Thumbnail reminds me of the SU-47 berkut
*A aircraft famous for its forward swept wings and special stealth design*
Defeating heat is the key to prolong flight at high speed.
There must be a series of barriers that remove the heat as it soaks into the airframe.
Anything faster than the SR-71 does not stay at those high speeds for more than a few minutes at a time.
Bro what the heck those things will kill you if your to close when it passes by🤯🤯🤯
Should have skipped the russian ones, and included the F-22 and F-35, and if you have the X-15 you might as well include the Space Shuttle too, both are liquid fuel rockets with wings. Or a missile with a cockpit if ya prefer lol. ;)
Looks like Concord clone?
@@allanullman7754 Do you mean the XB-70 Valkyrie? Nah that plane is American in the first place and way faster cooler than a Concord lol. I'm not really biased for America, I'm Canadian, I'm just biased against Russia lol. Screw Russia, well mostly just screw Putin is what I was really trying to say in the end. I don't see much similarity to the Concord, maybe just the canards but that's about it. The wings on the other hand are a dead ringer for the Avro Arrow, 100%!
@@zaflowgalactic America stole the Avro engineers and Russia has turned away from assault aircraft now better using their defense systems.
@@Thephilipcartmelexperience I know the Americans copied off it lol. What was that documentary, there was a very similar plane they used for testing, what was it called? It lead to most of the super sonic aircraft and they stumbled into super cruise I think. Anyway, suprisingly a lot of stuff was invented in Canada. Telephone and radio were invented here, even though americans also try to take credit for radio, it's not true!
I could ramble on..
@@zaflowgalactic The Avro Arrow.
In 1952 the British LIGHTNING flew at MACH 2.27 @ 40,000 ft. Then in 1956, the AVRO CF-105 flew @ MACH 1.98. The BAC TSR-2 flew at MACH 2.15 . Considering how old these aircraft were, why didn't you list them ? Considering they were OLDE FARRTE AIRCRAFT with vintage technology, they would still be viable in a dogfight today.
Nah! There's a reason why they were not mentioned.
And could climb vertically at over Mach 1
@@jameshare1537 because they were all British? , where do you think the US got its ideas ( and personell to design them )
@@colinbrown4719 I think you're right about those planes being British. However, I have seen multiple videos by British channels that diminish the U.S.'s achievements in aeronautics. So, it goes both ways. Britain did supply some of the early knowledge for G.E. to start building jet engines. Also, they supplied some of the best jet engines to the U.S. Namely those made by Rolls-Royce. But, Kelly Johnson did not go to Britain to get his plane design ideas. He was surrounded by his own U.S. guys, and he was a genius aircraft builder. Look up some history on him. I think you'd find it fascinating.
Why? Because they were listing the 10 fastest aircraft ever built. Those don’t qualify.
The MIG isn't simply a delivery vehicle - it's high powered attack craft.
Kind of like a missile, point and push the red button and hope you make it to your destiny without running out of fuel.
This Bell X 2 StarBuster was the plane that crashed Steve Austin, making him the Six Million Dollar Man. The one and only bionic man.
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We had the A-5, A-6 F-4 and B-52 used around pleiku and ankhe vietnam .
The U.S. ScramJet II is the fastest by far traveling 3,069 mph. It's only flown 4 times so far and unmanned.
The scientists took the idea from a Borg concept. The prototype is called 709.
And NOTHING ever caught THE BLACKBIRD lol
Wouldn't it be nice if all war machines ended up in museums and the money was used to improve a world of peace ?
The mig 31 had two ballistic missile boosters connected to it to try to catch the sr71. It did not catch it.
I still think the SR-71 would do Mach 4
So the X15 is technically a manned missile
There's not a single one of these that are actually on the top 10
Ok video, but the click bait pic puts me off.
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What is the current list of fastest aircraft ? Most of these aircraft are antiques and no longer fly
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Where is the plane in the thumb nail? Nice click bait.
The Sr-71 Blackbird was used in a few military operations in th 90's And also considered one of the fastest Aircraft in the world
well it is the fastest because the last one is technically a rocket and not a plane
@@GiganticChad1 in this video atleast
@@GiganticChad1 yeah well an airplane needs big wings, causing it to have more drag and be slower than an actual horizontal rocket
@@GiganticChad1 bruh its a rocket it has no wings or lift it keeps itself up with pure speed
My step dad was in the RAF he was lucky to get up close to these craft , literally he had to crawl in tiny spaces of the crafts for maintenance in baking heat almost cooked him alive a few times lol , r.i.p
The click bait poster frame is disappointing. Have faith in your content: it’s interesting enough on its own
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Sr72 dark star is over Mach 10
The dark star isn’t real
Hard to believe the F15 already dates back to Vietnam war
Honestly from what I could understand is all the retired fastest aircraft.. obviously you will not get the actual data of used fastest jets that are being used now for security reasons. 😊
MiG is invented by an Armenian named, Artiom Migoyan during the Soviet Union. That plan is Armenian 🇦🇲 not Russian
Hello, I'm not sure if you are aware, and I'm not being disrespectful, but science deems the edge of the atmosphere, or the edge of space to be 100 km's above sea level, or aprox 62.5 miles up. 102,000 ft is aprox 19.3 miles up. A long way up to be sure, but not the edge of space
11:09 it's hard to Fathom traveling at 4500 mph! That's faster than any projectile I ever fired out of a gun! Strange thing even a 22-250 firing 3800 feet per second. These things disintegrate on an empty Coke can entering one side whole and pieces exiting the other. And that's copper jacketed lead. Imagine what aircraft grade aluminum would do at that speed! It's hard for me to imagine the human body can even undergo those kind of speeds...
The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25 could reach Mach 3.2... but only once. After that, his engine was only suitable for scrapping. MiG-25s were limited to Mach 2.83.
The F-15 would smoke the Flanker. Period. End of story…
Left out the A-12 variant of the Lockheed sr-71... It was a little lighter and faster than the sr71
Why didn't the Royal air force acquire some f15s??
So we can build a successful hypersonic aircraft but can’t with a missile?
What about TOP 10 FASTEST AIRCRAFT in active duty?
You never showed the plane that’s displayed for the video!
tomcat D+ can go mach 3 for VERY short amounts of time - not made public
The YF12 was a CIA bird. It's performance specifications were never released, as far as I know.
Mach 6 + X15, nuff said.