Game: Guess the mystery object !

[AJ_Dual]

I will say it is NOT part of an "aerial" vehicle. But it might have been intended to fly.

 

[Dr_Evil]

Does it have something to do with turbine engines used in ships or electrical power plants?

 

[AJ_Dual]

Nope.

 

[charleytown55il]

It looks like some kind of combustion chamber.

 

[Hemlock_Mike]

It is a chilled chamber housing numerous IR sensing devices to be used for some neferious purpose.

OR --- It the camera which takes a picture of your package at the airport body scan !!!!!

HMike

 

[Coherent Light]

Liquid Oxygen Tank

 

[Ash]

I will say it is NOT part of an "aerial" vehicle. But it might have been intended to fly.

Is it part of an aerospace vehicle that never reached space?

 

[Coherent Light]

It Look Russian

 

[HIMNL9]

Multiple wavelenghts sensors camera unit for satellites ? (IR, UV, BW, RGB, and so on ?)



EDIT:

That's a lot of cannon plugs on that thing. I'd hade to be the one doing the safety wire on all of them.

Can you please check why my phone cable is not working correctly ? ..... it's easy to find it ..... it's yellow

 

[AJ_Dual]

Is it part of an aerospace vehicle that never reached space?

Yes it is.

It Look Russian

Yes again.

 

[HIMNL9]

What's that, the control computer of a BOR shuttle ?

Or just a new russian high-tech sad emoticon ?

 

[Coherent Light]

Is It from the R1?

 

[Hemlock_Mike]

Things look stalled here. Another pix........
This is obvisouly a cartridge but presented because of its age.
~3.5" long and used in what historic rifle? It has a name. It was used in a famous battle.

HMike

 

[Trevor]

Well... I think it was used in a Stevens 5100 because I cheated and looked at the image name. That gun was a side-by-side shotgun, but I guess this is a slug for it since that's obviously not a shotgun shell? :undecided:

These were made during the right time period to be used in WWII, which had a lot of famous battles.

I feel like none of that is right though...

-Trevor

 

[AUTO XX]

is it the 44-40?
Custer's last stand?

 

[Hemlock_Mike]

British -- OLD
Not shotgun. 44-40 was a .429 cal cartridge of the old west about 1.5" long used in revolvers and lever guns.
HM