Mass media have recently informed about the development of a new type of combat and attack planes; according to it, the new plane looks more like a disk-shaped UFO, rather than today’s typical plane. The information announced seems to be just another misinformation in its nature. Analogous situation had already happened many years ago when untruly information about the Star Wars project was thrown in and made the USSR waste billions of dollars invested in the development of its own similar projects.

It had already been proved that Stells, the new American invisible super-plane, was inefficient. In addition, this slowly-flying is visible and has a weak protection system. In spite of this, a new project incorporating even more unsatisfactory aerodynamic properties than the Stells has, is now proposed.

It had been proved long ago that, considering the Earth’s atmosphere properties and gravity field, only a sweep plane body with triangular wings is the most efficient and promising model of a military plane. Only this aerodynamic model allows to provide the vital components of the up-to-date flight combat, namely, high speed, maneuverability, and striking potential.

In the technology aimed at development of disk-shaped UFO-like planes, the USA hopes again to design an invisible plane. It have to be stressed, that the project can’t be realized on the base of existing aviation internal combustion engines.

In any case, such a plane could be identified by its infrared rays and turbulence this plane body creates. There’s no point in stressing that existing radars are able to find any Stells-like “invisible” objects, anyway. Moreover, this “flying plate” will be even more slowly-movable and lower-maneuver than the Stells is. Modern Soviet MIGs and SUs can easily hit such a target.

This new technology seems to be promising in developing an anti-gravity engine: the disk-shaped object is well-suited to fly in the atmosphere-space medium. Nevertheless, so far there’s no information about the possibility to produce this revolutionary engine.

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