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It's not rocket science.

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In response Love Outweighs Fear to his Publication

The wings and horizontal stabilizer are hollow cavities designed to hold fuel. The wings alone are 224' long @42 ' wide at the fuselage and @ 3' deep tapering out to the tip. The horizontal stab is about one-third this size. Each can store quite a bit of fuel. And let's not forget about military aircraft that have midair refuel capability.
To think that fuel is a hoax and aircraft are powered by the ether is naive at best, foolish and ignorance at worst...

Unvaxxed, Unmasked, Untested, Unafraid. Love wins! I have been singing about corruption publicly for 50 years. We are all connected.

In response Chuckster58 to his Publication

They don't hold or burn nearly as much fuel as they claim. Period.

What FACTS are you basing this claim upon? I've been in aviation for almost 50 years from jet engine test cells (where we test / establish the engine operation parameters) to commercial aviation.
For example the Air Force C-5 holds @ 310k pounds of fuel plus has air to air capability for extended range missions.

In response Love Outweighs Fear to his Publication

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Unvaxxed, Unmasked, Untested, Unafraid. Love wins! I have been singing about corruption publicly for 50 years. We are all connected.

In response Chuckster58 to his Publication

Start here, do the math. hold off on insults, or you will be blocked. "An Olympic-size pool holds approximately 660,000 gallons of water. The time it takes to fill the pool depends entirely on the water's pressure and flow rate, so there isn't a fixed time for filling it with "full wide pressure," but calculations with typical water sources show it can take anywhere from a few days with a powerful pump to several weeks or months using a standard home hose."