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I see that nuclear power is more than twice the price of gas in 2021 pre-war (?) prices. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cost_of_electricity_by_source#See_also https://iea.blob.core.windows.net/assets/255e9cba-da84-4681-8c1f-458ca1a3d9ca/ElectricityMarketReport2023.pdf EDIT: I see that cost of...

Curious if abundant electric power can negate the need for natural gas power for home use; for heating, cooking, bathing which is powered by gas at the moment. What is the math?

TOP 2 MOST shootable Micro 9mm 's | Range Review Canik METE MC9 VS Smith and Wesson Shield Plus Canik wins

The fund raising event when Tesla got BMW investment was the time Elon Musk got closest to losing his mind, 'cos if it hadn't happen there would probebly be no Tesla today.

No country in the world stands alone, Libya is no exception. Libya needs Türkiye and Türkiye needs Libya. New Kaan partner found. Libya can become a UAE in a couple of decades.

You probably want to take a look at the civilian ducted fan champion the Lilium jet. https://lilium.com/ or the next one that claims to be much quieter https://www.whisper.aero/

It is more efficient to employ a computer to the task but they actually made a robot with arms to manipulate cockpit controls. This makes deployment easier. https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/1122069/that-pilot-in-the-cockpit-may-someday-be-a-robot...

What are you saying? You don't find the space program of Türkiye realistic or what. Going to the Moon by crash landing a piece of equipment on the Moon is a lot cheaper than sending a man to the Moon's surface. The soft landing will come in the next step after the crash landing.

A spaceport that consists of floating and land-based elements may be ideal. In Somalia a location with a port can be used for launch and ships can bring in critical elements like the rocket and fuel before a launch making the vulnerability of assets o threats minimal.

We have already fired our 561 km rocket and we even bragged about it, we don't need to disguise our rockets. We can not afford to lose time in our space launch efforts as we progress in other fields we have to complement them with space systems that can not be provided by third parties.

Why all this skepticism patriots.

Its maneuvering is superb, there is no indication that it will lack big time in any aspect. It made more than half a dozen flights during last year's Teknofest. It even did formation flights with Turkish stars and Soloturk. I was kind of nervous a bit during overpass flights as it had only been...

I am a Pardus user, I only use a few graphics software on it and I have no complaints. Recommended if you guys need free OS.

You probably want to disregard Kızılelma's capabilities. The supersonic model being unmanned is expendable and will see no harm in taking on any fighter and firing its weapons.

It is stupid to think a manned fighter pilot will take on an unmanned fighter in close combat. UCAVs have their superiorities and manned fighters will avoid contact. It is even more stupid to think I am thinking that Kızılelma will replace Kaan, they will complement eac other. But again...

Kızılelma will start production in six months but what does it matter? So is TF6000 coming online in a couple of years, but what difference can it make? Do we have to rely on borrowed power to feel safe, NO. We can only rely on our own power and it is coming.

You wouldn't b able to drop a single bomb if the US pulled the trigger on you, you are using borrowed weapons.

We will be solving today's problems with drones, but I guess you are not buying this.

What power did you have with somebody else's weapons and ammunition? Look at what you can do in 10 years, going from 20% to 95% self-reliance. Actually, not in 10 years but in 5 years we are expected to hit 95%.

What is wrong with Pardus?