The Darkstar in the new @TopGunMovie seems pretty realistic for good reason. Jerry Bruckheimer told me that it was actually designed with Skunk Works engineers. The US Navy told him China reoriented a spy satellite to get pics of it, thinking it was a real experimental aircraft.

@billxronopoulos @TheTeamHousePod @Dave_Parke Thanks, brother!

That’s pretty awesome company, if I do say so myself! Happy birthday @Dave_Parke!

@dmacpher AdvilS*

@vegtalam Congrats!

@jwdaddy80 Thanks, brother!

@CodaVex0327 I am indeed! (He’s probably just not a nerd like me 😂)

@davidgburns Happy birthday, brother!

@petree_ste18404 It’s been a long time since someone’s called me that! I love it! Hahah Semper Fi!

New video is live! I've had enough people tell me that China has surpassed the United States in testing stealth aircraft to know that most folks aren't aware of these jets currently working their way toward service.

@Spartan2005_09 Well... You're not too far off the mark here...

@firefly_actual

@shanksteroflove

RT @SteveB7SFG: That convoy would be chopped up meat for an A-10

RT @davis_winkie: I’m heartbroken to share that my friend Capt. Rebecca Lobach died in Wednesday evening’s crash near DC’s National Airport…

@Tee_Boards The situation you’re talking about is called the Kessler Syndrome and it’s a genuine (and growing) concern. As the number of satellites in orbit increases, so too do the chances of a Kessler scenario. That’s a big part of why anti-sat tests were much less dangerous in the 1980s!

@Ronsmythe3 @sandboxxnews 3,000 nautical miles is roughly 3,450 or so miles, so that sounds pretty close to the mark.