Finally! US Air Force Declared SR-72 DARKSTAR Is REAL!

[@claytonbigsby1119]

If they’re showing us, it’s most likely 10 years old. They already have its successor and are working on the next one.

[@topeo.6988]

Certainly

[@OfordileJames]

About 20 to 40 years secret not 10

[@parappa982013]

The upgrades have already been planned, the materials are already wrong. We've been leaked the information, but it's in different places.

[@GuestAccount-p3x]

Bingo they only go public with out of date technology systems our enemies know about

[@tonyespinoza9604]

You're seeing their successor in the sky over New Jersey and other places.

[@matthewblunderbuss4545]

Someone I’m close with who worked closely with Lockheed as an engineer on the F22 told me something once that stuck with me. He said something like “the United States only reveals a new weapon technology after they’ve already started testing on the next more advanced one.”

[@tonywhite8162]

Have blue, A-11, 12. RS 71, yea it's supposed to be SR. Not, president's are not the smartest guy in room. Look it up

[@matthewblunderbuss4545]

@ I don’t understand your comment sorry.

[@tonywhite8162]

@matthewblunderbuss4545 I like you, your name is blunderbluss and you don't understand... can I call U primitiveshotgun...?

[@centralplains7608]

Someone whom you are NOT close with didn't inform you that this is the generation of leakers and liars who leak things on Tik-Tok, KZbin and "X" just for fame and notoriety. The evening news is FILLED with information that was SUPPOSED to be "secret". There's no longer that WW II sense of "patriotism" in factories building stuff that kept mouths shut while down at the local bar after work. Even gangbangers are live-streaming their crimes to FB.

[@jimmyraconteur]

that's what they tell their employees. it's all propaganda to steal money from the American people

[@lightningrod1063]

No official announcement exists that I've seen. This video is simply repeating all the speculation that already exists, plus stock animations, and plenty of mentions of Top Gun 2.

[@lazarocordova1]

It’s real. Black budget exists.

[@user-pv7ci3se5v]

Exactly what I was going to say!

[@aronjohn84]

You heard when they are putting out and gave dates. And also ...they don't have to tell us anything. Trust me ..this exists.

[@salzwurst3026]

you just saved 11:34 min of my day thanks!

[@teezyfrmda5th357]

Yh this video is complete 🧢🧢

[@postman702]

They don't admit to anything that's still relevant. The Blackbird was in X-Men comic books 10 years before the government admitted to it being real.

[@whatfreedom7]

Doesn’t that make you wonder how it was in the comic book already?

[@swampman5014]

@@postman702 Wrong. The SR-71 was publicly acknowledged 2 months before it 1st flew. 🤣

[@bxpress6507]

The SR-71 was shown on the 1985 movie "Cloak and Dagger" a spy movie😂 and it was listed as top secret in the plans seen in the movie😊

[@GEdBrowningPhD]

- the Buck Rogers comic books, 1950s

[@JeffersonNelson-g9o]

My father was protecting that plane in the early 70s ( The Habu)

[@jasonbeymer4025]

0:53 "Mark 6" speed. Wow, this should be called "Beyond Grammar".

[@DefensisIndus]

I think it's a robot

[@johniwan1]

They use AI to make these vids and then nobody proof reads and fixes them before publication. Lazy.

[@gregorycolt1449]

Beyond SPELLING, not grammar.

[@lewis9888]

The NEW SR-91 can do between Mach 6 and Mach 7. And supposedly can go into orbit higher than any other aircraft.

[@timothycunningham3983]

THIS NEEDS TO BE FACT CHECKED FOR TRUTH.

[@desa1865]

well google says its true

[@aronjohn84]

😅​@@desa1865

[@tylerham981]

Right there definitely some bs in this for sure like Russia and China actually having hypersonic missiles I mean they do by there standards but not ares and by there standards we have had them since ww2

[@twixxtro]

we need to check the fact checkers early life

[@charleskavoukjian3441]

@@desa1865 I hope you don’t blindly trust everything on google. 😂

[@SirBelvedere333]

This guys math sucks. He said 30 yrs 1964 to 2022 isn’t 30 brother. lol. Love this craft.

[@swampman5014]

He may have meant how long the SR-71 was in service.

[@LiamD-q9t]

He said almost

[@LiamD-q9t]

Watch again if you don't believe me

[@charleskoth4425]

Came here looking for this comment to make sure I wasn't crazy. If he got this on little fact wrong what else did they get wrong?

[@MarkWesche-hj4dm]

The x-15 was the fastest manned aircraft. It was rocket powered

[@the215sean]

5:28 mach 3 is something, but doing it with the landing gear down is even more impressive lol

[@lorenbrown3150]

lol, I thought the same thing when I saw that

[@agena6594]

There was an A-12 pilot, Dennis Sullivan who dropped his gear to slow down when he overshot the base and wanted to come down. It's on KZbin. "Noisy as hell" he said 🤣

[@cmintsurfer]

LOL I noticed that too!

[@patrioticbill89]

😅😅

[@jdhitc]

If it's still being "tested" they fly to with Wheels when

[@MeyerBen27]

4:03 "But why is the SR72 coming nearly 30 years later then the SR-71?" _Shows a span of 58 years_ lol

[@thinknosweat3876]

retirement. hes talking ab from its retirement

[@voronmatt4748]

real

[@stewiesaidthat]

Planes have around a 30-year lifespan now. The B-52 is scheduled to be in service for 100 years. Fighter jets are 30-40 years. The SR-71 was just for reconnaissance, so it didn't need to be replaced early.

[@jcran8352]

Simple answer - no legit comp exist for the SR-71 today - so - NO NEED

[@archiprintuk1149]

bro doesn't wanna admit how old he is!

[@Richard-k2v4o]

This is old Technology. My father told me about it before he died and that was 20 years ago. He worked for Rocketdyne and had Secret clearance. He said it would push the aircraft to over 5.000 mph. Nothing they can do to him now.

[@dabbingraccoons6416]

Yeah it’s why it was never made public. Reconnaissance planes are just not relevant anymore with satellites.

[@Richard-k2v4o]

@@dabbingraccoons6416 This was for a fighter jet.

[@codycastresana7506]

Pushing an aircraft to its mechanical limits is much different than the speeds they post that a pilot can handle physically while going in a straight line. The G pull at 5k? you'd have to be up near the space station at those speeds just so the drag resistance doesn't stop your blood from pumping. Also for reference, 5000 mph is roughly mach 6.75.

[@Richard-k2v4o]

@@codycastresana7506 You need to look at the Science. Rockets have to go in excess of 24,000 MPH to escape the earths gravity. Astronauts survive it. With the new crafts that Lookheed has developed they produce a plasma bubble around the craft so gravity does not come into play.

[@MakeSushi1]

they confirmed it exists, then it has been out of use in a hanger for 20 years gathering dust

[@ImJusSha]

Probably 30-40

[@dustinbennie1813]

If they declare it exists... then it's already outdated.

[@ericcarterofthehillpeople]

I love the SR-71. I was actually sad when it was retired.

[@pcbpo23]

Me too. That was my favorite plane as a kid. I was lucky enough to see a retired one up close once.

[@CharlieWaffles972]

Check out a book called “sled driver”. It’s amazing.

[@JamesCaldwelll]

Thanks to Kelly Johnson for this plane he was a genius plane builder Robert McNamara tried to erase the genius of this man McNamara was in the Whitehouse and didn't understand the intelligence of this man the plane a hundred years ahead of everything upto that time thank you. Kelly Johnson

[@curtbowers7817]

@@JamesCaldwelll McNamara should have stayed at Ford making cars. He was the architect of everything that went wrong in Vietnam

[@allenbenz209]

Johnson was followed by Ben Rich. He also made great strides.

[@timothycampbell4152]

No surprise. This news got out somewhere around 1979 . The word in that day it went several thousand miles per hour. No missiles could catch it.

[@TruePatriot59]

Amazing!! They had a prototype already of the SR72 in 1994.. but now in these days.. the electronics technology that will be fitted in the SR72 will surpass anything that was available in 1994... including the stealth technology.

[@wolfgangkranek376]

The grand days of stealth are already over.

[@KumaBean]

The SR-71 wasn’t stealthy, it’s defence was speed.

[@OGBobby420]

My uncle was a mechanic on the SR-71 and worked on it at a Top Secret base. A base that doesn’t exist!

[@swampman5014]

@@OGBobby420 The SR-71 was never at any top secret bases.

[@Wreakmayhem]

Was at Hill Field for a while

[@swampman5014]

@@Wreakmayhem That's not a top secret base. Lol

[@hellkatt911]

For some testing it was at Groom Lake

[@Wreakmayhem]

@swampman5014 indeed its not.

[@ColonelJohnmatrix1000]

People would have to be mad if they thought the SR-72, or something like it doesn’t exists. The USAF always has something up its sleeve. We did not reveal the F-117 for nearly 10 years. The aircraft you see here is not the SR-72. The SR-72 is a similar size to the Blackbird.

[@ImJusSha]

Cough cough aurora sr 91 cough

[@JuanRuiz-je6cb]

I live in southern California and this morning I saw something in the sky that it took 5 minutes to fly from one end to another in the sky it was fast I'm sure it was over Arizona

[@pavanish7997]

Probably a satellite

[@FranklinFranklin1234]

5 minutes is pretty long...

[@johnlucier5654]

You saw a ufo! Cuz you didnt know what it was. Coulda been anything.

[@NicoRas-e9m]

Was a Russian spy plane. I saw it too.

[@69CamaroSS]

That was Kamala’s dream leaving the country….

[@tomdarco2223]

Right On Go Army!

[@pablo1775usmc]

Go army? You’re a clown

[@swampman5014]

@@tomdarco2223 Army has zero to do with it

[@lewis9888]

I just watched a video about the SR-91 Aurora. Supposedly can do between Mach 6 and Mach 7. And can possibly go into orbit outside of what anything else can do.

[@rodgangloff8540]

I witnessed a test of Aurora, Oct 23,1992. Mach 25, Max Alt 300 miles. The crowded observation platform, was all Corp. Founders and staff. It tested Star Wars space launched missiles. The missiles failed to stop the Rocket Plane.

[@kerryming4825]

The Blackbirds replacement is actually the Blackstar - designed by the Starman himself David Bowie

[@kashshhds8824]

As of my research it’s been in development since around 2005 and was flying in 2018 and is definitely on missions as we speak

[@NicoRas-e9m]

Where?

[@manuelortiz5164]

I think it's so awesome that we share with the world what our secret planes can do.

[@pcer9973]

The fact most people arnt shocked at the technology the SR71 had in the 60s blows my mind.

[@sdz-ys3ud]

Love how you pick the specific time to show off the PPTed aircraft.China has shown 2 six generation jets already.

[@ASAP-Asada]

It's proven to do nothing everyone expects a 6th gen to do. Only china refers to them as such, noone else does. Their engines are just as weak and brittle as their airframes. Noone wanted the J20 or J35 which is a knockoff of the F35 that the whole planet loves.

[@Snatchystashy]

Imagine being one of the test pilots. Incredible.

[@ALBERTBail]

Already participated in the Adaxum presale, and I’m feeling pretty good about the future of ADX. Time to get in while the price is still low!

[@Burchilll]

Pretty the F117 wasnt even able to break the sound barrier, dontt know why it keeps showing it

[@kirbydavis3466]

The SR-72 prop used in Top Gun is on display at the Palm Springs Air Museum. Along with the F-117 Nighthawk.

[@douglasbanks3318]

Recent tests confirms this Aircraft can reach Mach 9 ,2 days ago.with a 90,000 Feet Ceiling ,the Aircraft is painted Red with white lines all over it ,it was built in a joint venture with Boeing and Lockheed

[@Bobbyboom413]

The United States Department of Defense also announced that Airwolf, X-wing fighters, and Imperial Tie Fighters are also real. We've had them since the 1970's.

[@mikesahle1193]

Thank you 🙏 just maybe 🤔 we will see it soon merry Christmas 🎄🎁 and happy new year 🎊🎈🎆 everyone 👋☮️

[@mrorangepeel659]

TR3-B being around since the mid 1980’s. Documentary on Amazon.

[@TheKingacevedo]

Instead of creating bombs that can handle Mach 6 speeds, I wonder if tungsten projectiles could be used with software to calculate targeting instead? You could create larger single fires and smaller scatter shots depending on the mission.

[@bmuns6445]

That plane has been in operation for last 10 yrs. Surprised?

[@centuryt91]

us gov publishes their tech news with microsoft explorer so by the time we get to know about it they already have the next 2 models in duty and test

[@stevenreynolds6697]

SR 80 is the next One. And it will shock heaven and earth!

[@892hammy]

This was built in the late 80s and fully operational by the early 90s (code name for budget purposes was Aurora). Now what is fully operational but not acknowledged is the real question? maybe the TR3B (black manta). If you know you know

[@aurorauplinks]

I like the engine air inlets. Very clever. I am curious if the design was slowly leaked or inspiration from it shared, used to help inspire missile design and costruction for various countries.

[@aurorauplinks]

The air flow is positioned very usefully to it is what i mean. Very powerful yet relatively pragmatic.

[@benamos3214]

Awesome. Now Russia has to build something worse.

[@kevinethan5751]

😄😂🤣

[@NicoRas-e9m]

It is flying over Ukraine, they cannot even radar track it.

[@patrioticbill89]

Russia is probably way ahead already.

[@aleksandr_elkov]

Well, Russia has the best nukes, let’s be honest (even if most of them have soviet-design)

[@NeilALee]

The only way I could do 😊

[@Jay1830]

Finally doing epic looking stuff again

[@dad_jokes_4ever226]

" Rammin 'n Scrammin "

[@missel-skibidi]

Looks like a black, stealthy Su-34 from the front

[@Tom-v7u2z]

I was in sac we had 71s they were built in the 1950s.

[@MutluMustafa-ug7ut]

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[@2412Bec]

I always ask myself the same question on hypersonic jets.. Why do they have glass or visual from pilot? Or at least cover under speed?

[@stevenreynolds6697]

He is always good. Plans of a good future and new hope. That's me. Mac

[@kenmarapese9085]

What practical use would this plane have?

[@JimmyConner-l1b]

When it comes to war equipment, I want to be there with the best

[@MrZach-bj5js]

SR-71 was retired in 1998. So it’s logical to assume the SR-72 has been a full go since around that time or even before it.

[@swampman5014]

@@MrZach-bj5js no

[@robertriley9327]

I seen a post about 6 months to a year ago a guy put a video on KZbin because he was using Google Earth and got a shot above a hangar at Area 51 he swore it was a reversed engineered UFO but it was actually the sr-72 Darkstar😅😂😅😂😅😂

[@StnVldrs]

10:55 "At Mach 6, it can travel thousands of km within seconds" But Mach 6 = 6900km/h, so within seconds it might reach a few km's (just under 2 km/s to be exact), certainly not thousands...

[@Timberius]

I don't know of any building metals other than magnesium alloys that melt at 500°C although aluminum comes close at 600°C, and of course solders but those aren't used on the surface, and welding solves that problem.

[@aassanaaqkairaiuak8007]

a friend who knew a friend who was sr71 ground crew said he accidentally saw a note by a pilot that accidentally left: mach 5. these are underreported. i myself saw a plan in the 90s when i worked for a year on a graveyard shift late winter night. i was watching commercial airliners taking turns by going out to the Cook Inlet approach flying over the Chugach Alaska Range behind Anchorage Alaska. i noticed a triangle afterburner sputtering along the other direction. that is strange i told myself that is strange. then it developed a large flame behind it, and literally within a snap of a finger, it streaked across the clear dark sky. i did not hear a booming sound, was just quiet. heard of the Aurora Spy plane, and wondered to this day what kind of a plane it was. i asked a science teacher about it the next dayt, and if it was high above, it would to travel like 70k mph, thinking if it was in the stratosphere (earths outer later) because i did not hear any booming sound many speculators say about hypersonic missiles/vehicles. but. i always wish we average humans could enjoy the benefit of travel globally to only fly in an hour, two or few hours to travel long distances.

[@ddc163264]

The TRUE top speed of the SR-71 is STILL Classified. It set all of it's records under carefully controlled flights. I worked on them and they were very special, but finicky aircraft, that required a lot more work for every hour they flew usually 3 to 5 hours more. As for next gen, that's still classified as well. They actually started working on an SR replacement back before desert storm times. But nothing was even close to the tech needed. Most of what is said is conjecture. Because those who really know are sworn to secrecy, just like I was (and am) for many items that do and don't exist, both then and now.

[@GyanPrakash]

Imagine one day you woke up and saw a Hellicarrier flying in the sky; I won't be surprised.

[@gagedouglas5618]

they don’t retire something before something greater is achieved

[@zakidz6716]

10:53 you need to check your numbers

[@sonofadoy]

Older than that. I actually caught a pic of it probably 10-12 years ago, someplace over, or near Poland. It's exhausting (pulse type) drew me to it. Next day - less than 8hrs - Google Earth had pulled it...-dm

[@JamesStreet-tp1vb]

With my own eyes, in 1996, I saw the flying triangles you hear so much about. They do exist and they did things that I thought were "impossible." Paul Helyer, former defense minister of Canada, said decades ago that the US military has weapons to fight an extraterrestrial invasion and has discovered a new form of energy. I dunno if the things I saw are the weapons but, there are things around us that we, as every day citizens, cannot explain.

[@FranklinFranklin1234]

​@JamesStreet-tp1vb you are too optimistic

[@JamesStreet-tp1vb]

​@FranklinFranklin1234 When you see, with your own eyes, the things I saw and when you see what these things can do, optimistic becomes reality.

[@RallyRacingVideo]

Interesting that you mentioned Poland. I live here. What did you see if I may ask?

[@andrewerickson6690]

Rotational detonating engines on this would be epic

[@SibelTuba]

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[@chrism9976]

Darkstar was a callsign used in the 90s when UFO enthusiasts were monitoring radio chatter over Area 51 in the 90's. Guarantee that this is old tech.

[@LINCOLNDougherty-f8h]

I'm buying the Adaxum ADX token, I believe it will yield at least 50x this cycle.

[@Jajrawson]

what it's showing is the DarkStar from "Top Gun: Maverick", BUT it WAS built/designed by Lockheed Martin: Skunk Works. Not a functioning craft, just a mock up.

[@thomasrenfrow609]

These drones everyone is currently seeing is their newest tech.

[@rbohun1]

Engines, fuel tank, and cockpit. Launch, get to altitude, turn, land in 10 minutes or less.

[@achunaryan3418]

Is it lightspeed?

[@sebastienleblanc2708]

Like coast to coast in 2h30 mins is what it does...

[@darcskies777]

I cant wait until that new rule about clickbait is activated on KZbin.

[@stronzer59]

Fun fact, this plane has to slow down to 2700 mph or it will fly into its own bullets and missiles

[@vilashram4010]

Aurora also Exists

[@edc.2913]

Thank you, they said it was 8.6 billion dollar light bulb purch6

[@ChristsRighteousness4ever]

Since the 90s. There's video taken from one of the Shuttle missions showing a triangular shape craft exit the clouds and leave the atmosphere. Aurora project is also mentioned in X Files, first season 1993, which was a soft conditioning propaganda series designed to disclose some truth mixed with psyops, memes, and some pure nonsense. They predicted the Shuttle failure with silicon tiles burnt up in 1993 episode "Space" but were able to save the shuttle in the show. Columbia didn't fare as well on Feb 2, 2003 and burned up....

[@DAVIDALANJONESRIDGE]

This plane may look futuristic but it will newer match the elegance of the B2B. IMHO

[@JoshMey]

Shiiii. They already have it’s replacement 😎

[@mongmanification]

What gen is this then

[@SussyBakaIsHappy]

Once I saw the title, I started coughing and being shocked.

[@q95oldies57]

What's the difference in Aurora?

[@INTHEMAKINGofMEyahoo]

Makes sense, now this is the explaination for those UFO sightings. Both manned and unmanned.

[@PinstripePride85]

What’s mark 6 speed? I’ve heard of Mach 6 but never mark 6 🤔

[@WaffleGaming109]

The caption: “Source: Lockheed Martin” Meanwhile the background footage: *Top Gun: Maverick*

[@AliRafiq-b3u]

Why did we stop using SR-71 in the first place? If we stopped using them, what is the point of making SR-72?

[@damiensachar1630]

Modern missles from our adversaries can reach it.

[@zachsmith9194]

Dick Bissell needs a huge shout-out here. Without his sneaky CIA Black budget things may have come out different. He asked for permission and was told no.. He then went ahead and found a way to divert funds to create Area 51. The planes at the time, like the U2 and others, weren't called "Stealth"... They were high altitude planes, the term "Stealth" wasn't coined until years later. There are several books out there about Project Oxcart. If you dig, you’ll find that without Richard's bold moves, our tech would more than likely have been delayed. Talk about managing upwards, lol.

[@michaelhorner6804]

Powered by two 2020 Diaper gulp plasma scramshat engines. With two Huntercoke injecter nozzles to cool down engine temperatures.

[@JohnVideo1969]

3:59 - Or maybe 60 years later.

[@JOHNIEDykstra]

Adaxum presale is live, and with everything they’re offering, this could be a game-changer for early investors.

[@chujieyi3798]

Daniel Simon is developing the SR73 and subsequent models for Tom Cruise's next movie

[@nikkodutton]

Will it still work after EMP?

[@eugenedavis6792]

Looks like it straight out of SciFI TV Series.

[@ryanfitzsimmons8136]

Technology and funding. Parked this project 👌

[@statelineLife]

How fast is Mark 6?

[@stevevlahos1]

Like Apple, they are always 1 to 2 generations ahead.

[@liamsxa]

Don't satalites make these aircrafts redundant

[@tonywhite8162]

X-15... I can wait

[@tonysanta3497]

By thr time the military releases a plane, techincally, it is already obsolete. They are already working on the next best thing.

[@stevet.4820]

This *has* to be real: they showed us videos of people in uniform with screens with lots of technical-looking stuff. Also, follow the money! think of what they could do with almost $900,000!

[@TheTacticalSheep-c8y]

It starts active duty when I graduate from high school

[@jeff_n1535]

So? Is it in ops or not? Manned or no?

[@ReallyStupid-j6d]

When is the launch date, I want to buy one

[@jansefran1752]

Great ... For shopping. On other continent. 💪🛸

[@kylewidener]

It's now the sr91 we have now and it makes this one look like a prop drive

[@jamesmusisca7547]

this is sooooooooo cool well done maned unmanned who cares