Spi Spec Sheet: Fill & Download for Free

I'm starting to think Quora algorithms deliberately fill my feed with incorrect answers that get a ton of upvotes to factual questions, because it figured out the best way for me to engage and create content is to show me misinformation being spread and getting eyes and upvotes.Just for the record, the XB-70 Valkyrie was not faster than the SR-71 Blackbird. A simple Google fact-checking search would have shown that the Blackbird is over 200mph faster than the Valkyrie.Neither was the Mig-25. One of which actually reached Mach 3.2 in pursuit of a Blackbird (which was doing Mach 3.3+) and destroyed -I mean destroyed- both engines in the process.Oh and the X-15 was rocket-powered. If we're including those in this debate (and we're not) we might as well add the Space Shuttle to the list as well.The SR-71 is known for being the official record holder for the fastest jet-powered, piloted aircraft of all time.However, there has actually been a legitimate, jet-powered, piloted aircraft that was faster than the SR-71.This one…"Oh.." I hear you say; "… but you just put the picture of an SR-71 here. What mind games are you playing at you devilish miscreant?""But is it though?" I reply devilishly;"Is it?"...It is....But this one isn’t.This one right here is the A-12 Oxcart. The super-secret, single-seater spy plane that was secreter and much rarer than the SR-71. In fact, the SR-71 was actually developed from the A-12.Despite bearing the marks of the USAF, it was developed for and only ever flown by the CIA. It was meant to be the replacement for the U-2 spy plane, though both it and the SR-71 was decommissioned before the U-2. I mean the U-2 still flies to this day, more than half a century after its first flight. So, fail marks on that account for the Ox-Bird sisters.Anyway, according to Lockheed (who designed and built them) the A-12 Oxcart was officially able to fly at 95,000ft and at 2,221 mph or at Mach 3.35. Compare that to 85,000ft and 2,112mph or Mach 3.2 of the SR-71. Though there are anecdotal stories of both aircraft surpassing the official records for speed and altitude.The CIA operated the A-12 slightly under its capacity it seems because their documented numbers are slightly lower than Lockheed's; about 3mph slower and 5000ft lower.Here's a spec-sheet from the CIA's official website:Both planes can be viewed side-by-side in Blackbird Park situated within Air Force Plant 42 next to Palmdale Regional Airport in Palmdale, California. So like, go see it or something.

So is there a link to this spy camera? News article? Spec sheet?Sure I could Google it, but since it’s new and not common knowledge, if you want answers you should do your part..

Most likely it will involve stripping the USB and interfacing an electric circuit with the flash chip inside. Most of the electronics needed for the circuit can be constructed with wires and insulators.The reason it is easier to talk to the flash chip first is because it is very likely it will use a simple protocol like SPI, which is synchronous(meaning you can read it at your pace, and don’t need complex MCU to talk to it). The project will likely take 3–5 years of your life and involve creating electronics like resistors, condensators and coils(minimum).Considering he has access to all knowledge of humanity, you better hope it involves 2 spec sheets, one for the flash chip, one for the file system(less necessary as it can be figured out like a puzzle).