Sack AS-6: Germany's Real Life "Flying Saucer"
In this video, we discuss the Sack AS-6, a unique circular-wing experimental aircraft often compared to flying saucers and UFOs. We discuss how this design came to be, who made the design, and why the design ended up failing.
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