An American interceptor just landed itself in the middle of a frozen field. In February 1970, an F-106 Delta Dart entered an uncontrollable spin high above Montana during a mock dogfight. As the aircraft spiraled violently toward the ground, First Lieutenant Gary Foust exhausted every recovery option before ejecting from the cockpit at the last possible moment. Everyone watching assumed the supersonic interceptor would crash seconds later. Instead, something impossible happened. The moment Foust ejected, the F-106 suddenly stabilized on its own. The pilotless aircraft leveled out, descended slowly over the snow-covered countryside, and performed a near-perfect belly landing in an empty field with its engine still running and radar systems still active. When officials finally reached the aircraft, the cockpit was empty… but the jet was almost intact. The Air Force would later nickname it

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