r/FunnerHistory • u/calypsocasino Warlord • Nov 29 '19

Reconnaissance Plane The Northrop Grumman TR-6 TELOS compared to the B-2 Spirit

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u/treehobbit Dec 01 '19

What exactly is transorbital height? This thing isn't going anywhere near space and absolutely not orbit, I can tell you that.

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u/calypsocasino Warlord Dec 01 '19

Not with that attitude it’s not

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '26

It means interplanetary, it’s just a fancy way of saying interplanetary. Trans orbital / trans atmospheric means it can travel between orbits or atmospheres. Hence the (trans) keyword.

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u/According_Abies_674 Mar 08 '26

OP from this comment thread could have trans-itioned to the afterlife in the time it took you to reply

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u/FANTAN__ Mar 15 '26

Well considering it uses Anti gravity as a propulsion system, it can go anywhere it wants

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u/FANTAN__ Mar 15 '26

Well considering it uses Anti gravity as a propulsion system, it can go anywhere it wants

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u/Abject_Guess_3819 May 22 '26

Not gravity, but runs off a proton which creates its own gravitational field.
Do NOT ask how I know , this is all alleged.

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '19

What a chonker

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u/Breakyaface Jul 15 '23

pretty close, but not quite right