sound porn thread?

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>>1833171

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>>1833174

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>>1833186

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>>1833187

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>>1833189

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If nothing else, the Turkish coup attempt produced some neat footage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8NsJd2twk8

>>1833784
Did somebody say earpro?

I'm asking because I can't hear anymore.

>>1833187

nigga that's a cobra

>>1833183
Those Red Bull cars sound like they're tearing themselves apart.

>>1834806
Blown diffuser. I wish fucking FOM would get their shit together on the sound levels on F1 broadcasts, fan videos always sound 100% better.

>>1833174
Sounds like a fucking weed wacker

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>>1833186
Thats the best sounding space shuttle launch webm I've seen. Having seen one in person its pretty close.

>>1833805
Pretty sure thats just one of the engines too.

>>1833805

Badly want the sound of the first alarm horn. Hos is this called?

>>1835368
ahwooga horn

>>1835353
nah it's all five

I hate the use of the word "porn" for things other than sex pics/vids now. It's such a lame ass Reddit thing. Earth porn, sound porn, science porn, whatever the fuck. I get what it's going for but it's fuckin stupid. Only Reddit faggots use it, and that's because they're all lame asses so they put an edgy word like "porn" on something to make themselves feel cool, like they are doing more than just upvoting negative stuff about Trump.

>>1833746
This might just be the best piston engined plane fly by ive ever heard.

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Anyone got the webm of a dude filming from a rooftop and you hear artillery guns firing in the distance. It lands really close by and they are incredibly loud. It was somewhere in the middle east.
I dont have anything better than this to contribute but it seems like the good place to ask.

>>1835599
it always bothered me that the sound of the canister hitting the ground is right when the shell hits.

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>>1835599
bump for this

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Bump

https://youtu.be/9qXBYnL71uY?t=49s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fNYhuKvQR8

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>>1833171

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>>1833777

>>1842957
we are seein some shit we aint never seen before kid

>>1833777
>>1842957
Can we get more videos with peoples reactions like this?

>>1835349
are those laser guns?

>>1845106
Yes. And the enemy is holding up mirrors, which is why they veer off into the sky.

>>1836069
>That fat forearm.

>>1845159
Those cunning bastards

>>1841333
What kind of round is that from :05 to :09

>>1833171
I came

>>1845481
FRAG-HE rounds fired from an SPG-9

>>1833187
>bait filename

>>1833189
I hope I get to fly one of these someday.

>>1833780

love this

>>1833184
whats happening here?

>>1841286
is that at lake Erie

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Comparison of a 7.62x39 vs 9mm in an urban area

>>1841333
One of my fav's

>>1845658
As the contacts disconnected, the voltage between them was still huge enough to create a channel of ionized air so the charge could continue to flow - that's the arc you're seeing. The arc rises because the hot, ionized air carrying it rises, until it's risen enough that the voltage can no longer be sustained across it.

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>>1833171

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>>1845970

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>>1845975

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>>1845977

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>>1845985

>>1845106
Nah they are just tracers. Some bullets burn at the tip so you see where you are shooting. There's probably 5 bullets you don't see inbetween the tracers.

>>1846072
>>1846076
the sounds on LAV's slowmo videos are 100% post-processing synthesized bullshit

>>1846072
>>1846076
Get that shit foley work out of here.

>>1837384
Anyone know where this is?

>>1845965
So you wouldn't even hear the BRRRRRRRRRRRRRT that got you

>>1847766

is that stamper

>>1835276

I hate these fuckers. Whenever I fly on one I'm always in the very last seat sitting 3 feet away from the fucking engine disc, only separated by the thin cabin wall.

I'm glad they're finally being retired.

>>1833798
I remember watching this live

>>1833182
Tune it up to sound like a $.50 firecracker.

>>1833174
dragrace 2.0

>>1840921
Source/more ?

>>1835110
it does not in any way actually

>>1833183
man i miss f1

>>1833190
flukemobile

>>1833774
OH SHIT F40PH

>>1833190
BRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPPPPPP

>>1847832
Demo Ranch has a death wish.

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How about some sound porn which is bordering on real porn lol

>>1849643
hot

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Deus Vult

>>1847836
What is this?

>>1837384
Got to fly in one of these things. They're loud as fuck.

>>1849643
Go post your trash elsewhere hick.
>>1849649
Yes ear damage is so hot... retard.

>>1849961
Is babby's autism getting triggered by things he doesn't like in the thread?

>>1849912
AA trying to shoot down a mortar I think

>>1833784
I wonder how we failed to make friends there

>>1849990
>mortar

SCUD

>>1841642
fave start up sound

>>1847873

One of the main reasons they're being retired. However the new Airbus with the massive wing mounted engines it's surprisingly loud near the engines.

>>1833616
i personally think that it was a false flag to consolidate power.

>>1849912
>>1849990
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPdNMrDeeVo

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>>1850078
Plausible theory. I just like the sonic booms and other neat footage that came of it

>>1849449
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaTuFB5QXHo

>>1842957
that's a new one

>>1849725
this hymn is called "christos anesti" if anyone's interested

>>1833789
Is that bloke's job to pull the spent primers out to reuse the casings?

>>1833778
VERY fast car traveling at incredible hihg speeds

>>1849925
tankgeneral.webm

>>1850064
It can do both.

>>1833174
oh man do i love me some hillclimb and rally!

>>1833778
also incredible the way it manages to put down all that power to the ground.

>>1835276
the Mad Dog

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>>1845061

>>1854489
i don't understand this one. why are they in such a good mood and then shocked so suddenly, the buildings had been burning for a while....

>>1833778
if the full 10,000 hp were applied at the beginning when he is at a dead stop, and the tires were magically able to not slip, he would die instantly.

Even at ~350 mph that he is probably going at the end of the track, if the full 10,000 hp is applied then he's still feeling 5-10 g's, depending on what the actual numbers are, I just pulled up numbers for the fastest quarter mile times are

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>>1854889

>>1854489

>pffft, it's just a fire
>OH SHIT THE WHOLE THING IS COMING DOWN

Anybody have the .webm of the rebel shooting down the Turkish AH-1 Cobra with an Strela-2? The sound of the gyro in the rocket spinning up is orgasmic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIgsUlEWwis

>>1833171
im legitimately aroused by this

>>1855039
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Mn_4KXRnBQ

>>1845967
what are you some kind of smart guy

>>1833189
sounds like that rubber chicken at the beginning

>>1845606
what kind of startup method is that ? cranking a flywheel and then using kinetic energy as a starter ?

>>1845106
if only

>>1836069
hey this is a blue board

>>1842957
check out the smoke plumes

They move recoil with the shockwave at 0:03 (before it reaches the camera)

A shockwave this powerful is typical of very fast explosions, why did a plane crash create an TNT like shockwave ?

>>1841329
if you close your eyes it sounds like a really big spit take

>>1833778
solid rocket fuel dragsters when

>>1835340
>norway navy

>tfw you can larp as a sailor knowing fully well that nobody will ever give enough of a shit about your country to go to war with it

>>1836069
where are the bullets going ? i thought M1 garand had upwards ejection

>>1840389
one of my favourite sounds ever

>>1854788
obviously they didn't know jet fuel can melt steel beams

>>1854788
Because its the only time a tower like that has collapsed...ever

>>1833616
Sauce? I hate those blocky grandients

>>1855062
He just grabbed the camera to move it.

>>1855522
>>1855062

>check out the smoke plumes

>They move recoil with the shockwave at 0:03 (before it reaches the camera)

>A shockwave this powerful is typical of very fast explosions, why did a plane crash create an TNT like shockwave ?


Anon's talking about the smoke from the building moving not the camera. Many witnesses say a coordinated explosion went off in the lobby of the north tower as the south tower was hit. I've often wondered if this video is proof of that or if the shock wave of the south tower was powerful enough to effect the smoke of the north tower. Who knows?

>>1849961
Your vagina is showing

>>1835599
Is that a piece of American Cheese?

>>1854889
109?

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>>1845965

>>1833805
When you open the oven after cooking >.>

>>1835599
Is that one of those orange first aid kits on the ground?

>The war in Donetsk is just a S.T.A.L.K.E.R larp that got way out of hand

>>1845965
Most beautiful sound in nature

>>1849925
Some men just want to watch the world burn.

>>1855054
durr the electricity machine made hot electricity air and lightning goes through it

>>1849511
>banned after winning
>calls it a fluke

>>1855056
It uses an inertia starter, which is basically a rotating mass with a clutch connected to the crankshaft.

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>>1855352
Just search "F-16 sonic boom Turkey" on youtube or something similar. There is a lot of good video floating around

>>1833186
This is the opposite of sound porn

>>1837384
>>1847688
here is sauce
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHmdaOw__Tg

probably here
https://www.azcaf.org/
going by the vid comment of "Got lucky on a Arizona CAF tour"

>>1845965
>>1855917

more BBBBBBBBRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhvkFdHTWdk

>>1850064
CRAM can't shoot down a fucking Scud. It shoots down rockets (Things like RPGs and Katyushas) artillery and mortars. It takes another missile to knock out a Scud.

>>1833181
not vacum cleaner file name

>>1833746

Damn, Id love to see a stuka. Fucking genius to add a jericho siren to a plane

>>1850954
never could imagine how big this silo is. like what can i use for comparison?

>>1856729
>external combustion engine

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Not a very cool webm to look at but fantastic audio.

Here is the USS Silversides idling her 4 Fairbanks Morse 38D8-1/8 9-cylinder-opposed 2-stroke diesel engines in the harbor. Built in 1941 and after quite a successful career at sea, the Gato-Class submarine still runs like it did over 75 years ago. These engines produce around 5400 shp, and god damn do they sound mean...

Purrs like a fuckin tiger

>>1857090
holy fuck

>>1833183
thanks anon, this sound was totaly new before today.

>>1850449
oh fuck that's the best

>>1845977
the best sound. one of my favorites

>>1855062
>>1855840
That's because the plane actually hit sooner than it appeared in the video, the big fireball didn't appear instantaneous, nor the sound reaching the camera

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f-22\'s got sexy sounding engines.

>>1854489
why are they drinking vodka at like 9 am?

>>1835599


>>1845976

>>1855896
yep

>>1855896
>>1859830
Actually its a Hispano HA-1112. Sorry about the autism.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispano_Aviaci%C3%B3n_HA-1112

>>1859468
more like its got sexy everything

https://youtu.be/hwTfY6AyUf4?t=150
you are welcome

>>1850273
>>1856125
So why is it so quiet until after the boom?

>>1856149
fffffffffffffaggot

>>1833187
That's a comanche you dumb shit

>>1860722
Because a sonic boom comes from something moving faster than the speed of sound
All the sound it's generating is behind it, so they're completely silent until the sound catches up to you

>>1856732
The green dragon dildo bit on the right roughly the size of those you put in your ass.

>>1845492
I saw

>>1836069
Fat bastard is lucky he didn't catch Garand thumb

>>1859468

Wait, the F-22 had cartridge starter?

>>1850449
why are farmers so superstitious

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>>1860722
Because the object (aircraft) is moving faster than the speed of sound in a given medium (air). The speed of sound is the speed at which compression waves travel through a medium. In a standard atmosphere at sea level (1013.6 mb/ 29.92 in Hg and 15°C/59°F) the speed is approximately 340 m/s or 761 mph, varying with temperature.

Pic related; this aircraft is travelling faster than the speed of sound at sea level, or >661 knots. The compression wave distorts to a cone shape at speeds >Mach 1.0, and behind the high-pressure bow wave is an area of low pressure, where the vapor cone sometimes becomes visible. The noise of the aircraft is delayed because the compression wave ("noise" or "sound") follows at an oblique angle, just like the wake from a boat does not reach an observer the moment it passes by; only with aircraft it is 3-dimentional cone rather than a chevron-shaped wake

>>1845968
Tupolev Tu-22m if anyone is interested.

>>1859763
thats a loud dorito

>>1845106
im sure one day they will be

>>1849631
the guy is literally living the American dream and i can't even be mad cause he's such a cool dude.

>>1856912
kek'd

>>1856125
what is that ghosty singing in the back? arabs?

>>1856912
lol imagine using that in commuting everyday to work

>>1863004
>spooky

>>1833189
I know the guy doing the cranking

>>1833746
I also know the guy flying that
They're trying for a speed record again
I think they did it a few days ago

>>1835110
your weed whacker has anti-lag?

>>1847834
Yeah, sounds great.

Until its 3am and they're taking off and landing over your fucking apartment. Thank god the C-5M has quieter engines.

>>1845985
Met this dude IRL. Fucking legend. Was legit teary when he died.

>>1855081
>biggest exporter of oil on europe (other than russia)
>bordered with russia
>not allied with russia

Russian invasion is very possible if ww3 breaks out.

>>1863004
If you made one of these that you could drop coins down and put it in the middle of a mall, you'd be rich.

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sound porn doesn't have to be cars or firearms

>>1864108
this without the end would be such a blueballs webm

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This is what commercial SONAR sounds like underwater from a swimmer's perspective.

SONAR stands for Sound Navigation and Ranging, which uses generated compression waves and subsequent echos to identify and map it's surrounding. It uses a powerful speaker to beam out a signal at a given frequency, and a sensitive microphone to pick up echoes between pulses. The time in which it takes for the pulse to return defines the distance from the microphone. A composite image is formed by plotting the returns with respect to distance in a specific dimensional plane, and thus the seabed or column of water below the ship can be mapped for objects on the sea floor or fish in a specific area and at what depth.

Pic related is an example of a chirp, or a continuously varying frequency. A basic SONAR can broadcast in a single frequency, but as water density changes the return is distorted, thus ruining the generated image. To more accurately scan the area, a chirp can be used to compensate for this density as some frequencies are less susceptible to distortion. It broadcasts one signal, listens, and plots the return for that frequency, then the next pulse uses a different frequency (typically higher), and the process continues through the frequency range, typically ~150kHz-220kHz or so.

Kinda spooky, really.

>>1864162

1. Neat

2. What's making the sonar near a group of tourist divers

3. Is it as loud as the video or louder?

>>1864182
Seawater is about 800 times more dense than air, so the transmitted compression waves (sound) travels much more efficiently, and therefore further. The ship does not have to be right next to the swimmers to be clearly audible. The equipment could be more than a mile away.

The actual audio would be louder, as reinforcing/waterproofing materials act as audio insulators, muffling the sound. This is commercial SONAR equipment; active SONAR on a military submarine is extremely dangerous as the broadcast is very loud. If a listener were within a mile or so it would cause physiological damage. Most time they use broadband passive SONAR, but they are equipped and occasionally use active SONAR.

Anyone have the banshee's wail it was like something on fire. sounded super fucking spooky.

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>>1864245

>>1864319
windy

>>1859763
My friend saw this at an airshow for one of its last flights (it wasn't the last, I think it was probably second to last), said he'd never fucking heard anything like it

And now no one else will either

>>1859484
Wouldn't you, if you watch a part of your cities skyline being removed right in front of you?
Anyway I think they where trying too lighten the mood

>>1864319
what kind of fortress are they filming this in?

>>1866697
in something never heard of to non europeans. Stone houses

>>1845996
a Hind - D ?!?

>>1855061
and?

>>1864319
What a windy day. Perfect for drying these clothes.

>>1840190
Properly tuned Hondas sound so good

>>1845967
Thank you Anon. Thats "Anonymous" with a capital "A". Because I mean it.

>>1855054
knowledgeable

>>1833179
Perfection

>>1869181
sounds like a death grips sample

>>1833182
so impressive letting a minivan pass

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OC

Sorry about the end, tried to edit it out but didn't work

>>1864162
May I ask how you know this information? How can humans hear sound waves with a frequency in the range of 150-200 kHz when the maximum frequency humans can hear is 20 kHz? Also why would a ship use its sonar equipment so close to divers, that's much too dangerous. If it where a fishing vessel using the sonar close by looking for fish the frequency needed to find fish would be even higher because fish don't reflect sound really well.

I'm also sceptical that you can hear the sonar equipment from a mile away. That seems pretty stupid considering the only way you want to look with commercial sonar is down (assuming you are using the sonar for surveying or fishing purposes).

>>1856685
>Fucking genius
Most models couldn't actually turn them off, so level flight was accompanied by a constant screaming noise, hellish for the crew

>>1833798
That could have been a lot worse than what most people realize. I work on the base and I remember them doing the cleanup. There were several very large pieces of shrapnel near the hydrazine and oxygen fueling tanks. If it pierced even one of them there would have been nothing left of the Island.

The explosion even busted windows in Chincoteague, which is a few miles away.

>>1870118
The source I was referencing for the chirp information was describing a 130-210 kHz frequency range, but that isn't necessarily the standard. Long wave sonar can be 1-5 kHz and medium would be in the 5-15 kHz range, so the 150-200 kHz is on the high end. Different frequencies will yield different resolutions at different distances, but many are well within the range of human hearing.

At 235 decibels it can be quite damaging, even at a distance. Granted, that is probably a high statistic, but it does the submarine no good to only detect objects 200m out. They will use long wave sonar that can travel quite a long distance (3:14 from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMe7TovEneA)
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/does-military-sonar-kill/

The instrument may broadcast a signal in one direction (typically straight down) but just like any other noise it can bounce off surfaces and echo.

>>1833190
>leafblower.webm

>>1856085
>weebs still believe this myth
yfw it was technically banned before winning but the FIA wanted a full starting grid because it looks better than what would have been half a grid so the FIA let it and other banned cars run anyway
yfw the engine ban had 0 to do with it winning and was FIA trying to make the engine displacement rules the same as in formula 1

>>1860910
Your life depends on a good harvest.
Sometimes, you're willing to try anything to make sure no shit happens.

>>1845920
and when people ask why cops look so militarized and the average patrol car in big cities has AR15s remind them of this, it was the final straw

>>1856539
that flyby of those always get me I love it

>>1864035
sounds like farts

>>1849925
In the US army they scream yes! if those were Russians they would be terrified.....

>>1835368
"submarine dive alarm"

>>1871083
well except for the guys that loaded that vehicle, they're shitting their pants

>>1871021

>Nobody but the shooters died
>They got so bored they killed themselves

>>1833183
good ol blown diffuser sounds

>>1841329
Is that the turbopump being spun up?

>>1849925
there go your tax dollars, americans

>>1860722
the plane has broken the sound barrier, so it's essentially flying in front of it's own sound relative to a stationary point. The sound hasn't caught up to it yet.

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>>1871184
That's a hybrid fuel rocket that burns paraffin and N2O, so there's no turbopumps. The N2O is just pressurized and released through channel(s) in the solid paraffin.

I believe the sound is the nitrous oxide rushing through the combustion channel(s) in the solid fuel. For a brief second you see the oxidizer exit the engine in a puff of gas, just before the igniter is triggered.

>>1859763
the brits sure know how to make a distinctive sounding engine

>>1833186
Bonus shadow on cirrus cloud/atmosphere

>>1869181
WOW!

>>1860910
Yeah, but in this case- wow this is a waste of money.

>>1871254
Wow that's a fucking amazing startup sound.

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Nature has some cool shit too

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if you hear this, duck

>>1864027
like that old woman who tossed a coin into the engine for good luck as she was boarding her flight

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there is something strangely satisfying about the noise of the Falcon hitting a Duck at 200mph

>>1833617
awesome. shivers down my spine, imagining riding that beast

>>1871839
I've always loved the little breakaway wheels under the wings of a U2 during takeoff.

The plane reaches speed, and they just sorta go: "Welp, my work is done" and fall over in a silly way. I love it. Kinda makes you forget that the U2 is still one of the most impressive birds out there.

>>1871827
B-1s are so fucking sexy

>>1872316
All the planes from that era are really cool

>>1863003
Jesus fuck, miss the shift knob and you'll scorch your hand

Also fumes?

Exhaust in the cabin just seems like a generally bad plan

>>1872368
that's not a B-1 anon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aY6TxC1ojA

>>1872368
>>1872548
This anon is right, it's a tu-160, which just looks a lot like a B-1

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>>1872316
>>1872378
The technological limitations of the time make it even better, just like how the apollo missions ran on a cpu that would be rougly comparable to a modern day calculator. Boggles the mind how people did such insane shit with so little.

>>1872548
>>1872587
Well fuck me

>>1872602
>such insane shit with so little

Not trying to diminish your point at all because there were some incredible technological advance but I would hardly consider billions of dollars 'so little'

>>1872602
If you've ever wanted to type 5318008 into an apollo guidance computer then here you go
http://svtsim.com/moonjs/agc.html

>>1872614
Considering all they had were literal drawing boards, miniatures and full scale testing the fact that there was billions of funding behind it hardly undermines the achievements.

Especially considering we've yet to make a leap from say the SR-71 or the apollo missions despite having drastically better design technology available.

>>1872626
I think we've hit the limit of what we can do with modern fuels.

>>1871134
>>1871140
There really is nothing like an Italian V12.

>>1840389
Too bad Xcor went belly up and we will never visit Mars with one of these :(

>>1856729
If I remember correctly; the engine is a 4-cylinder, 28 litre monster.

>>1872519
What the fuck is that thing?

Sounds nuts

>>1840389
Shock diamonds make me diamond

>>1872548
>>1872587

the easiest way to tell them apart is that the B1 Lancer has canards that look like a little mustache

just remember "No 'Tache == Commie Trash"

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>>1833171

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sorry for the weeb, i just like this old guys pipe sounds

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>>1835599
this is similar

>>1864087
this makes my dick hard and scared at the same time.

>>1871822
Scale of objects and forces, and loudness/frequency of noice generated here quickly ascends beyond my comprehension

>>1849643
sauce on girl

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>>1872695
German V12 > Italian V12

>>1871828
>ptsd in a webm