Current mystery aircraft / urban legends

[Justo Miranda]

Aún es temprano para el Día de los Inocentes jajaja

Pásalo por el traductor o la señorita Rottenmeyer te regañara, esta gente es muy seria.

 

[dark sidius]

I don't see anything non-rationale in design _at first sught_. May be landing gears and their doors look somewhat off-oml, fragile and little bit suspicious.

What we suppose to see here I believe is a scaled prototype of NGB or LRS-B. If this is someone's modelling effort then it's quite plausible again _at first sight_.

Well, I have questions about that hanging control surface and MLG struts. They just don't make sense that's true.
With AI blooming number of those will be raising in exponential scale.

[Awaiting TWZ piece with zillion cross-urls in hours]

It seem there is a cover on it...

 

[serg.gonzp]

Pásalo por el traductor o la señorita Rottenmeyer te regañara, esta gente es muy seria.

corrected... sometimes copy and paste works against you hahaha

 

[Ninja]

Here is just some further analysis of the post:
-The user's name contains the X-273, plus the "in the know" nature reminds me a lot of Smythers, a former click baiter in DLR. I know Smythers made claims of a secret operational aircraft and claims of what the X-273 aircraft was.

As for the photo:
-The mountains look like squiggly lines, which supports the general idea that this was made by AI.
-The landing gear doesn't look right, as pointed out, specially the front landing gear.
-No ramp/runway? Why is the aircraft parked in the dirt?
-The windows look off to me at least
-The front landing gear upon further inspections looks messy, like an erase mark (further proof this was made by AI)
-Why the film grain? Assuming an NGB/LRSB demonstrator flew in the 2010s, what kind of camera in the same time period would have so much film grain?

Just like everybody else, I wish this was a real photo. It's been some time since something "black" has been unveiled. Ill say this though, the sky looks nice in the photo.

Awaiting TWZ piece with zillion cross-urls in hours

I wish they would.