Nazi Wonder Weapons: The Science Behind Hitler's Desperate Quest for Victory

The incredible story of how Nazi scientists, including rocket science superstar Werner von Braun and Nobel Prize-winning physicist Werner Heisenberg, raced to create a terrifying arsenal of weapons during World War Two. From stealth-like transatlantic spacecraft to invisible death rays straight out of science fiction, these were the masterworks of a desperate quest to terrify America and their allies, win the war and rule the world for 1000 years.

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[randyoehlert]

Germany engineering
Good thing they were behind schedule

[jihbadgermonkey]

Well all of these failed accept for 4. The Horton was not stealth designed. It was designed to eliminate the need to separately manufacture fuselage and tail components, therefore speeding up production speed and lowering cost. Also, the me262 jets were notorious for spontaneously combustion on the runway, had horrible control compression at speed, and the gear mostly broke off when attempting to land. The worst was the rocket powered aircraft. They almost all exploded, killing the test pilots, and those that didn't? They had a flight time so short that they were useless for their purpose of intercepting bomber air groups.

[douglascunningham]

Suprized how when Hitler said you will give me what I want or else motivates someone to consider any or all things?

[dbslanders]

I hate how we just send them to hell yet learned everything we know from them.

[Factcheckerstopthecapkids]

The nazis were way ahead of there time even making the first guided bomb the B2 was based of the HO 229 that is how ahead the nazis were

[Will-dndq]

Uh yeah i had fireworks built to spin on a nail in a pole like that jet. Even then it didn't always work as designed 😂😂

[toxicplays]

I heard cuz they were the first in contact with aliens or alien ship which is why they were able to build all of that I hope it’s true it’s the only thing that makes sense to me on how they were so advanced back in the day compared to us