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Citizen_Null5

Is it an African or a European swallow?


capn_doofwaffle

*huh, wha, what, I don't know that...* ^whaaaa.. ^^aaaa


Wend-E-Baconator

African


Wendys_bag_holder

In order to maintain air speed velocity a swallow needs to beat its wings 43 times per second.


Other-Software4056

Wait a minute. Supposing 2 swallows carried it together?


Wendys_bag_holder

This, of course, if very easy to program. A simple update along the migratory route while recharging on a power line.


Dependent-Honeydew-9

You could probably just program them both to run off of the same controller. Save on the hardware expenses and wotnot.


Exciting-Fun-9247

It's not a question of where he grips it!


catsmustdie

Yellow.No, wait...aaaaaaaªªªªªªªªªªªª


Preyslayer00

This is a Ukranian anti tank drone.. duh.


fishinspired

I know it’s hard to swallow but Neither it was spotted outside the mission in San Juan Capistrano , California where it is the city’s symbol and revered for always returning to the mission where it constructs mud nests. They have been coming here for centuries. These swallows enjoy legendary status and the city has homecoming parades when they arrive. These birds build their nests in the eves of the old mission. The mission rings their bells on March 19 St Joseph day. The city welcomes visitors from all parts of the world to witness this event. The birds return yearly on this exact day or so the story goes.


Sofakingwhat1776

What's its favorite color?


ACrucialTech

I don't know, why don't you ask it? How would a swallow even carry a coconut?


Tobi_chills455

He can get it by the husk


fishinspired

The smallest coconut ever recorded weighed 3.847 grams according to the Indian book of records. So the question becomes can a 20 gram swallow carry one. It is theoretically possible.


Wendys_bag_holder

It clearly had developed a program specifically to grip the husk of a coconut.


ACrucialTech

They have me so brainwashed that I called it swallow and not a GI swallow. Jesus. I'm sorry guys. I overcame it though.


Capitalistdecadence

https://preview.redd.it/lvhmy7br2uwc1.jpeg?width=236&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0d6931a2647d5ffbf8774f8f3d4d23aa73c6426b


amazeballsUsername

This one is laden I'm afraid 😆


Capitalistdecadence

Sorry, + 1 lade


ice-h2o

0km/h it’s hovering and waiting to drop the payload on its designated target


SuchAsSeals42

It’s not a question of how he GRIPS it


MajesticMoose22

I thought the African swallow was non migratory?


Wendys_bag_holder

“The swallow may fly south with the sun or the house martin or the plover may seek warmer climes in winter, yet these are not strangers to our land?”


fishinspired

In Africa a bird resembling this one is referred to as Pearl breasted swallow it is partially migratory with many birds from the Southwest of South Africa wintering further North. This swallow somehow showed up outside the gates at the mission in San Juan Capistrano where it undoubtedly migrated from somewhere in the Southern hemisphere to reach this iconic destination where the swallow is the symbol of this city in California where it was spotted. So this swallow is neither an African or European resident.


BoskoH5

6? No. 8! WAAAAAaaaaaaahhh


Ill-Option-792

I would have to double check the code.


mrg1957

As long as we don't calculate the direction at the same time.


morebuffs

Migrating south like a flock of cruise missiles leaving russia for balmy Ukraine


KingHit14

0. As you can see, this model is defective and not moving. It's clearly gotten stuck in it's down flap position.


Silenttable91

Between 20 and 25 Mph


drbrunch

It could grip it by the husk


ConsentingPotato

The drone project reached our Africa governments too?? Oh well... I don't know what exact speed, but it probably is based on the payload, it's maximum altitude, target distance and stuff.


Due_Hope7779

Hippitty hoppity You testicle is now my property


DinoRipper24

I hate physics but good photo.