>>4239750

Agree his package needed hiding.

Disagree that he wore smocked dresses.

Pic related.

He wore dresses of a strange cut to disguise the width of his shoulders by drawing the eye to weird patterns and angles.

>>4239754

Big-data analytics → predictive analytics.

Addition of quantum computing likely makes the calculation of probabilities (futures) much more effective, quicker. Then by reading the qubits in the quantum computer's CPU registers, possibilities become actualities, removing certain branches of the probability tree and enabling/strengthening others.

We are literally surfing time and selecting from competing timelines through our actions and thoughts. I've been saying this for over a year now.

>>4239931

>>4239946

It's flying more like a helicopter.

Maybe not E6B? What's its stall speed?

>>4239974

>>4239946

No flight history data for ICAO AE624F other than today's flight that you capped.

>>4240011

>>4239946

Note average signal level = 16 which is very very low. Possible that the transponder data coming from this aircraft is not being read accurately due to low signal level? I still think it is flying like a chopper.

>>4240036

Look at the flight path. No winged aircraft can make a perfect circle like pic related. It is positively a whirlybird.

Maybe not interesting at all…

>>4240053

>>4240076

And, I hate to say it because I don't like speculation, but is that a DELIBERATE FUCKING Q?

>>4240089

over Penderbrook Golf Course

Penderbrook Golf Club

Penderbrook Golf Club is a picturesque 18-hole par 71championship golf course located within the highly regarded Penderbrook Community. The course is open to the public and boasts some of the most challenging holes in the metro area.

in Fairfax, VA

>>4239843 Heeeeeeere's JOHNY!

John, you can call us lunatics. You can call us crazies. You can call us anything your desperate pea brain can concoct. But you, and everyone else, will also have to call us RIGHT. Soon, Johny.

>>4240104

also did the loop–de-loop over

Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center

I am starting to think this military unidentified chopper is signalling us or someone with its flight path

>>4240172

Thanks for the info, but do you seriously think someone is doing flight training at 800' above the Washington metro area at 80 knots in an E4B nightwatch? Or in a helicopter with their transponder set to reflect that it's a military fixed-wing craft but not pinging their aircraft type, callsign, or registration? I don't think so.

baker

>>4240240

>Planefags notice a NightWatch E-4B with weird flight characteristics.

I think I have proven it's definitely NOT an E4B Nightwatch. see

>>4240233

>>4240123

>>4240104

>>4240053

>>4240257

Anybody know what the stall speed is of an E4B Nightwatch (crew of 112)?

It's a modified Boeing 747-200

Data from USAF Fact Sheet,[1] Boeing 747-200 specifications

General characteristics

Crew: up to 112

Length: 231 ft 4 in (70.5 m)

Wingspan: 195 ft 8 in (59.7 m)

Height: 63 ft 5 in (19.3 m)

Wing area: 5,500 ft² (510 m²)

Empty weight: 410,000 lb (190,000 kg)

Loaded weight: 800,000 lb (360,000 kg)

Max. takeoff weight: 833,000 lb (374,850 kg)

Powerplant: 4 × General Electric CF6-50E2 turbofans, 52,500 lbf (234 kN) each

Performance

Maximum speed: 523 knots (602 mph, 969 km/h)

Cruise speed: Mach 0.84 (555 mph, 895 km/h)

Range: 6,200 nmi (7,100 mi, 11,000 km)

Endurance: 150+ hours[11]

Service ceiling: 45,000 ft (14,000 m)

Wing loading: 150 lb/ft² (730 kg/m²)

Thrust/weight: 0.26

>>4240349

Someone asserted that this aircraft was an E4B nightwatch. I'm proving that it isn't. It's a mislabelled helicopter. See >>4240257

BAKER BAKER BAKER

notable

>>4240357 clinton-foundation-cargo-ship-raided-at-port-of-baltimore-

carried 470 undocumented people in containers, weapons with no serial number, drugs

>>4240435

>>4240436

Oh you hive mind!