Kevin Renner
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Its from a Popular Mechanics cover story August 1987. Twin Wankel power plants. http://www.coverbrowser.com/covers/popular-mechanics/21
MrT said:Looking at some of these designs does remind me of some of the more outlandish wartime Miles and similar wartime designs, and also a few of the Lippisch jobs too. Burt's undoubted advantage though is composite materials making these ideas feasible.
Stargazer said:Though most probably posterior to Burt Rutan's involvement,
PaulMM (Overscan) said:I think "postdating Burt Rutan's involvement" would be a better description. While "afterward" is a valid meaning for posterior, I never heard anyone user posterior to refer to time, it is almost always used to refer to physical position.
pos·te·ri·or [po-steer-ee-er, poh-]
adjective
1. situated behind or at the rear of; hinder (opposed to anterior).
2. coming after in order, as in a series.
3. coming after in time; later; subsequent (sometimes followed by to).