What is this?
Cracked by: Amit Goyal, s m muneer ali and Sumanth Patlolla
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Espresso machine for the ISS! http://www.space.com/27300-space-espresso-machine.html
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Seen at every mile
Amit Goyal and Dibyo got the theme, great job! This is the last question in the theme round. This question’s answer will include the theme answer as well.
One of the easiest questions ever asked on BB. What is this stamp commemorating?
Cracked by: Sumanth Patlolla, Dibyo and s m muneer ali
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Sputnik. Theme round answer: Smithsonian’s milestones of flight exhibit hall. All these incredibly awesome aircrafts and spacecrafts hang in this hall. Great place to visit!
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
I like the spirit
Amit Goyal has cracked the theme, great job! I will post a few more questions in the theme round.
One of the most famous aircrafts ever. Identify and tell us what is blocked out in the image.
Cracked by: Dibyo, anshuman, s m muneer ali and Sumanth Patlolla
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Spirit of St. Louis, the first non-stop trans-atlantic flight. Ver influential aircraft, pretty much fueled the aircraft industry boom.
Sunday, December 13, 2015
This Thing: 1 Government: Zero
Still theme round. (Dibyo: NASA is a good guess, but something more specific ties these and future n posts together)
Iconic spacecraft as seen from the cockpit. Identify.
Cracked by: Amit Goyal, s m muneer ali, Dibyo and Sumanth Patlolla
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Spaceship One
Thursday, December 10, 2015
There is a belt
Continuing the theme round.
The thing these gentlemen are holding confirmed the existence of X that was named after the dude in the middle. What is X, what are they holding up?
Cracked by: s m muneer ali, Sumanth Patlolla, Dibyo and Amit Goyal
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Explorer-1, first satellite launched by the U.S and that is James Van Allen himself in the middle.
Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Theme Round
Following n posts will be connected to a single theme, we will run it until I get bored or someone cracks the theme :)
Identify and connect
Cracked by: Dibyo, Amit Goyal, [email protected] and Sumanth Patlolla
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The Bell X1, “Bullet with wings” which was the first plane to break the speed of sound was modeled on a bullet because bullets were known to go faster than the speed of sound.