DISC FLYING OBJECT

The disc flying object is a new form of aircraft for flying through atmosphere or space. The armour (1) and the body (2) have a form of the disc, i.e. the form of ellipse observed from directions of x and y-axis and the form of circle observed from direction of z-axis. The body (2) is divided by the floor (11) to the upper part (10) and the lower part (12). The upper part is intended for command area (4), for passengers or scientific devices. In the lower part there is a special stabilizer (14), group of engines (13) for vertical flight and hovering, engine group (16) for flying forwards, engine group (3) for flying backwards, engine group (9 and 29) for lateral moving of the object, then undercarriage (6), fuel tank (5), auxiliary equipment (8) and useful load. The stabilizer (14) and the engine groups (turbojet, rocket or plasma reactive) provide the disc flying object with remarkable stability in space and maneuver abilities, because it can fly in all directions at high velocity transporting heavy load to great distances.