Hasta eso han cuadrículado con la excusa de los aviones.
Posted by: Pedro on Septiembre 24, 2003 09:44 AMprecioso
Posted by: almu on Septiembre 24, 2003 11:54 AMsiempre me pareció inquietante la cartografía aérea. hasta para volar hay normas de conducta.
Posted by: Kapt. Kurtz on Septiembre 24, 2003 11:58 AMCreo que es eso lo que me gustaba de volar en ultraligero, que tiene pocas normas más que saber despegar y aterrizar. Se vuela bajo, con la tierra aún cerca, y en cielo de nadie, sin pasillos ni corredores, como para perderse. Sí que es precioso ese cielo del prototipo.
Posted by: e on Septiembre 24, 2003 12:22 PMPara casi todo hay normas de conducta, si no qué gracia tendría saltárselas.
Posted by: TOÑA on Septiembre 24, 2003 01:29 PMYo de mayor quiero ser controlador aéreo. Te mantendré informada...
Posted by: Karras on Septiembre 24, 2003 01:57 PMme pregunto si los paseantes del cielo,para no perderse, se fijan en puntos de la Tierra; tal como hacemos los paseantes de la tierra con las estrellas.
Posted by: greta on Septiembre 24, 2003 04:31 PMLas coordenadas del cielo las teje el viento y las reteje a su pasar. Ningún ave vuela sin seguir estas vías, menos los aviones. Si puedes ver el viento, no te perderás.
Posted by: Juan on Septiembre 24, 2003 07:45 PMSabes lo bueno, que si miras desde el cielo la tierra esta tampoco tiene coordenadas... Joder, acabo de perder el concepto de fronteras de mi cabeza!!! Que horror!!!
Posted by: Bud-white on Septiembre 24, 2003 07:49 PMpues piérdete (en el buen sentido)..
que es gratis, como soñar..
Bueno, a mi de niño me encantaban los aviones.
Al parece el cielo no lo cuadriculan, lo cortan en rodajas. Franjas de altitud y pasillos aereos. Vayas y carriles hechos de aire.
Por suerte todo este orden obsesivo de radiobalizas y rutas de aproximacion empieza a partir de los 300 metros de altura.
Por debajo, queda libre para los pajaros, los ultraligeros y otros seres de mente desordenada.
Supongo que esa franja es la que nos dejan a nosotros también...
En cualquier caso no quiero estropear con un comentario tan prosaico un post tan bonito.
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