Concorde English Sparkling Wine - 1980s Advert | Classic British TV and Cinema adverts

🛸👀 Do you want better proof than this? While filming a Concorde advert in 1976, a metallic sphere drifts through the frame, unnoticed at the time and broadcast nationwide across the UK. No CGI existed to fake it. No AI to enhance it. Just analog film, a supersonic jet, and something no one was supposed to focus on as it quietly slipped past millions of viewers. How many moments like this aired before anyone thought to look twice? 🛸 #FrayingReality #UAP #Disclosure | Fraying Reality

Speed and luxury defined the Concorde ✈️. Developed in the 1970s through a groundbreaking partnership between French and British engineers, it promised a new era of supersonic travel. Flying faster than the speed of sound cut travel times by more than half, but the iconic jet faced limits. Sonic booms restricted it to transoceanic routes, and rising costs, noise issues, and accidents eventually led to its retirement after 27 years of service. On this day in 2003, the Concorde made its final tran

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Concorde Final Takeoff from JFK Airport | Concorde

Concorde landings were remarkable for their high-speed approach, requiring significant deceleration from Mach 2 to subsonic speeds. The delta wing design led to a higher angle of attack, and the aircraft's droop nose improved pilot visibility. It needed longer runways for landing and had a distinctive engine sound, especially during reverse thrust. The Concorde was retired in 2003, ending an era of supersonic passenger flights. | Cockpit For All Aircraft