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Those who wish well for Turkey will be happy as those who do not will be sorry I am wishing with our space program. We have proven that we can and we will.

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Migros is a small chain compared to the big ones. Location numbers A101 10.001 Bim 8.348 Şok 7.882 Migros 2.231 Others ~5.000 Prejudice peaks.

Let it be known that the Turkish army moves on the order of the commander in chief Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

This American design that is turned into a civilian model by Italians is an old technology which is nowadays evolved into V-280 Valor in its homeland. The new model achieved a top speed of around 565 km/h. It is a fast helicopter but lifting capacity and autorotation ability is questionable...

You gave the link of Boeing and you didn't know what was saying in it. I didn't make allegations like you did and make a fool of myself.

To my surprize, I have reviewed the video and he really says that in 2023 we will use our own hybrid rocket to send a hard lander to the Moon, bravo. So there is a reason to hold our breath in the short term as well. Edit: The main rocket will be SpaceX and the second stage will be Turkish...

The budget is announced to be ₺2.1bn Correction: This number is the money invested in the industry so far, the actual budget is said to be $50mn when combined with the budgets of related institutes. However every project in the space program will have their own budgets. So there is shortage of...

T This lander was launched by SpaceX as a secondary payload. And it was made for soft landing. Turkey's 2023 SpaceX payload is for hard landing. Turkey's 2028 payload is for soft landing and to be launched by our own rocket.

I heard that in the link you provided in post #309 News of the Israeli team. https://spacenews.com/spaceil-lander-crashes-on-moon/

Who will pay $1.6bn for a crash landing piece of equipment to Moon, that can not be Turkey. That amount is for a one of manned flight to Moon when done by Boeing. And even that will go down to $1bn when a series of 10 flights are booked. There was a space challenge e few years back and an...

That would be in 8 years. In 2-3 years a hard landing launch from a foreign launcher possibly SpaceX.

A floating launch platform would enable launching from anywhere. Otherwise I guess Indonesia will be best for many reasons despite the far distance. Edit; Maldives has a small chance.

Heavy payloads to earth orbit. How heavy, how high ? I understand that it will be more capable than the initial target of 1500kg to 750km now that it will be able to send a soft landing payload to Moon. What do you think. PCDB

Cyprus is not suitable.

Indonesia or Somalia ?

The fact that we are progressing in the deployment of our national systems is allowing us to use the S400 as a back up system rather than the primary system. Should some countries go rouge we take it up. This can bring up new possibilities to buy more time.

It should be about power to weight ratio, if you can make it with one engine you are good.

A US general once said "We desperately need to sell F35 to Turkey"

Don't just take Hürjet for its face value, we have a good experience making planes unmanned. Once we have a Turkish engine made for the TFX we can as well make a plane powered by a single TFX engine that is better than an F16. Think about the possibilities. Once you make the first one you can...