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The helicopter is a stock Boeing CH-47 Chinook transport helicopter, nothing fancy about it.
Any helicopter - and anything flying - is able to do that.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CH-47_Chinook
It really all depends of the skills of the pilots.
Many say it's theoretically imposssible, , but with enough speed, height and guts a good pilot can actuaaly make loopings with a chopper.
Got to click on that cosmonaut photo and see the whole set. One question though, did they bring the rocking chair into space with them and if so, why? If they didn't, and it was supplied by the chase team, you have to wonder, why bring a rocking chair to a ballistic reentry party, and 2, you bring a rocking chair but not a stretcher to get the 'naut onto the helo? The whole photo set just screams Estes backyard rocketry.
In the new color railgun picture, that's Hitler 2nd from the right. I recognized his red colored hatband. Standing to his right is Albert Speer, wearing the "Organization Todt" armband.
I guess they're taking anti-flea baths. Or being part of some crazy sort of body-cleansing experiment during the war?
That last link isn't to an animation about peace, it's to a video of car crashes... :P?
Link fixed, thank you Elliot
Lions pictures are from South Africa. It could be the Lions Park next to Johannesburg.
I think the lions are getting a little tired of tourists wandering through being nuisances? Or maybe they just like biting things.
The lion pics are indeed from south africa. See "ZA" sticker on back of the defender - symbol for South Africa, from old Dutch: Zuid Afrika.
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