OOOOOOO a toughy but i think it is a B-2A Spirit

Am i right when i say that it is stealthy because there is no right angles any where on the plane?

Thanks Lewie:)

Not nearly as much as you though:)

But thanks anyway mate:)

Lewie:)

No problem i will need to think of a god one first:)

Just a quick question i dont think it is a tech problem so i will just ask i here

If i buy the 757captain and the confimation e-mail goes onto a computer that FSX isnt installed on (the password for the e-mail addres is saved onto that computer) can i transfer it onto my Laptop that does have FSX installed?

This isnt urent but if you could tell me it would be gratly appreciated:)

Thanks again Lewie

Mooney Bravo M-20?

Great! 

Okay, I'll find another aircraft picture....

Okay, this is a classified aircraft, so its gonna be hard....



This aircraft is a top-secret United States Air Force Black Project. It is a hyper-sonic stealth fighter, thought to be a UAV, or UCAV (Unmanned Combat Areal Vehicle). In the 1990s, a sonic boom was recorded near a location where it was sighted. The electronic instruments predicted that it was going above MACH 11.4 (11 times faster than the speed of sound). Most aircrafts don't even go above MACH 2.

The other sighting was by satellite. A group of scientists were looking at the pacific ocean, until they saw a huge white line being drawn across the sky. When they zoomed in, the object was going so fast that it was impossible to get a good lock on it. They say it crossed the pacific ocean in just a few minuets. They estimated that the aircraft had to be going above MACH 13. It was only reveled to the public by an accidental leak of a secret project, codenamed A*****. The spending on it was twice the cost of 1 atomic bomb.

Its codename is A*****

Here are more pictures:





This is a hard question. This is one of the aircrafts that has fascinated me the most. The few people who saw it described it as a barely noticeable object, as if a shooting star.

If you can't get it, its OK. I'll just do another one.  

Okay, I'll give you another hint. You know the Northern lights? Those light things at the bottom. Well, the aircraft's name is another thing in which you call them:

Yes, that's right! 

The Aurora is truly a fascinating aircraft. To think that we have managed to make something that can go more than 13 times the speed of sound. That is 16094 km/p!