Would you Fly in NASA's Airplane?!

NASA is on a mission to make more fuel efficient airplanes - and it looks pretty darn cool! #shorts

[sarthakdeore]

"Burn less fuel"

Exxon and Shell have left the chat

[eriknielsen]

Making working at a government agency fun was certainly a lofty feat 😂

[NoName-sbtp]

Let’s hope the accounting department and the corporate fraud department of Boeing are not allowed to touch this.

[hankyp]

You really believe they went to the moon? That's hilarious and sad at the same time.

[ifixboats]

hate to break it to you. we never put that man on the moon

[reddcube]

I always forget the Aeronautics part of NASA. Glad to see they’re contracting Boeing to build experimental planes.

[mattiaskalaj]

Wonder how will those planes fit in most airports

[vikramkoodoye]

moving more to a glider design umbrella nice

[snowfall]

Putting a man on the moon again for the first time😏🤡

[iloveappleyoutube]

Engines on the top of the wings? Looks like they’re taking inspiration from the Antonov 72

[MyChevySonic]

Yet again, publicly funded research has to fix everything the private sector can't fathom trying to solve.

[usrG]

Lol when you expect airlines to step up and get into the rocket business but nasa steps down

[Kieran]

Surely this would mean far less cargo space because you'd need to put the fuel in the fuselage instead of the wings?

[blauemadeleine]

Boeing... 😅
Basically I'm an optimist...

[andrewc]

I really wanna fly in NASA's F15 STOL/MTD

[pedrosoledad]

Burn less fuel, wing clipping EVERYTHING! 😂

[PrivateEyeYiYi]

If you want thinner wings and lower lift, get a Piper Cub.

[BowBowSiwa]

I would love something a little louder. Nothing beats the roar of a jet engine

[dubious_potat]

I always seem to forget the aeronautics part of NASA

[PRABCDF]

Hahaha you made me laugh when you connected on the cooler of the wings hahahaha