@amazingperson124 As I suspected, I speak (very bad) German, vögel is the plural form of bird. If the vocal changes for a to ä or o to ö in a substantive it's quite frequently that.
@amazingperson124 I'm pretty sure that it's not an ö, but that might just be because all the articles are written by English-speakers. I'm Swedish, which has ö in the alphabet, so that's not the reason, at least.
@Epicnessssssssssssss Yeah, if I read it correctly it was supposed to fly at an altitude of 145km, and be sort of bouncing (because of difference in air pressure). It would have travelled at around 5000km/h, they believe.
@TheMasterSoldier Yes, I do plan to do so.
@amazingperson124 As I suspected, I speak (very bad) German, vögel is the plural form of bird. If the vocal changes for a to ä or o to ö in a substantive it's quite frequently that.
@Waemoth I always thöught it was spelled with an ö, but the German Wikipedia article thinks ötherwise.
@amazingperson124 I'm pretty sure that it's not an ö, but that might just be because all the articles are written by English-speakers. I'm Swedish, which has ö in the alphabet, so that's not the reason, at least.
@sheerevil I don't really care.
Silbervögel?
That's really cool I want one
@Epicnessssssssssssss Yeah, if I read it correctly it was supposed to fly at an altitude of 145km, and be sort of bouncing (because of difference in air pressure). It would have travelled at around 5000km/h, they believe.
@sheerevil I didn't notice it initally either.
I just noticed the swastka
It is amazing