This is probably one of the last things I was expecting to see when I went to my window to investigate the staggeringly loud noise I heard:

These last few weeks have been so incredibly awesome that it's been impossible to try and capture it all in a blog. Never fear though, I'll figure out the best way to talk about icelandic volcanoes, Switzerland, Germany, the future of cars, and Bill Gates at once, even if it means I just have to draw some pictures to factor out a few thousand words.

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Whoa, I'd totally freak out if I saw that. What made you decide to bring your camera when you heard it coming?

Posted by: Bryan '15? on May 3, 2010

@Bryan
well my camera was sitting on my desk right next to my window, so it wasn't too far away. : )

Posted by: Chris on May 3, 2010

That's one coll helicopter. Stuff like these really fascionate me. PS.Where were you?

Posted by: D on May 3, 2010

Whom did they pick up?

Posted by: David on May 3, 2010

woah, that's so cool. what was it there for?

Posted by: kai '14 on May 3, 2010

Same question as kai'14
if that was a tool AeroSpace Engineering department was using, then they are truly the Best :D

Posted by: Jochi Pochi on May 3, 2010

M. I. T. Rocks. Period, end of story.

Posted by: Amethyst on May 4, 2010

PS Chris, you have a funny laugh ^_^ But a nice one. In a not-creepy way.

PPS You KNOW that Osprey is going to end up on the Great Dome!!

Posted by: Amethyst on May 4, 2010

whoa,that was really amazing PS:somethings are possible only in MIT.....

Posted by: 0 on May 4, 2010

I guess one gets used to these stuff happening at MIT? =)

Posted by: Justin on May 4, 2010

Haha! Shouldn't have closed my windows.

Posted by: 0 on May 4, 2010

@Anonymous
Actually I said "should've" in response to the massive dirt cloud being kicked up.

Posted by: Chris on May 4, 2010

Daaamn that is random, in an awesome way And quick thinking, getting it on video.

Posted by: A '14 on May 6, 2010

Wow Chris...That can only happen at MIT. I'm obsessed with planes myself, and have seriously considered MIT for Aeronautical Engineering. As of the last three minutes, I have been sufficienty convinced!

Posted by: genius ('18) on May 7, 2010

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