This looks pretty cool. The FPS on the video camera are exactly in sync with the rotation of the blades so it appears that they are not moving.
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All military attack helicopters manufactured since 1991 have antigrav, invisibility, mind control beams, pain rays and media jammers... that's what I heard anyway... ;)
No, no, no! The helicopter really is antigravity! It was developed using back-engineered alien technology! The link above is disinformation!
I'm with you, Mac. The FPS synch theory has ONE tiny flaw -- obviously the rate of rotation of the main helicopter rotor CHANGES every time the helicopter ascends or descends. How would a videocam be able to compensate for these changes in rotation speed? V-e-e-e-ry interesting, indeed!
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