Re:Unmanned surveillance blimp breaks tether, floats over Pe...
by maxerickson on Wednesday October 28, 2015 @04:22PM
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Well, the weight of the tethering matters. So they probably can't just have 2 of the strength of the one that broke.
I believe it has a front side because then it can point into the wind, making it easer to stay stationary for the given volume (and hence lift capacity).
I believe it has a front side because then it can point into the wind, making it easer to stay stationary for the given volume (and hence lift capacity).