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this is old news. the clown mouths it as if he is the one who heralds the flight.

A prelude to sucking up to India? Erdogan: The backbone of our foreign policy is the Türkiye axis. Turkey's national interests, security sensitivities, economic and commercial interests are our most basic priorities. In this context, we believe that we have serious cooperation potential with...

If you want to inform people about Iranian systems, you should do it in the Iran section of the forum

100kg-500kg payload is too little for a 50ton vehicle. Electron of Rocket Lab is a 12.5 tons rocket and can put 320kg to LEO. If Baykar's rocket had a similar ratio, it would put 1.3 tons to orbit.

i don't think you understood my post.

I guess the lack of an answer is an evidence itself. The constellation is probably tailored for military use. There's no reason to be tight lipped about it if it was developed for civilians.

their launch business aspirations are tightly correlated with their satellite business. what services will those satellites provide? how will they compete? what is the business model? these hard questions need to be answered before committing to launch vehicle development. otherwise, it'll be a...

then it's my bad. payload to mass ratio could differ between 1% to 5% depending on the isp of the engines. So a 50 tons rocket can yeet from 500kg to 2.5tons payload to LEO. They will probably do a suborbital launch with a scaled version of it in 2026. i really doubt the vertical landing claim...

This is utter bullshit. 50 tons my ass. Why not develop a fully reusable starship on your first go then? Roketsan has been developing the tech for decades and will put 100kg into orbit in a year or so and then will go on to develop 1.5tons LEO vehicle to launch in 2028. And here's BAYKAR talks...

the pillow fight continues 🥱

Vertical integration works when you have the R&D labs that could further the science and the technology without being tied to your suppliers abilities. What is BAYKAR's know-how and know-why regarding the IR FPAs? It took decades ASELSAN to develop and serially produce cooled MCT detectors(along...

Why is BAYKAR developing EOTS? https://www.donanimhaber.com/baykar-kendi-elektro-optik-sistemlerini-tanitti-iste-detaylar--183502

I understand two subsequent events. One is the finishing of the factory and the second is the first deliveries of the serially produced units. If the first did not happen yet, the production of the second cannot start. I understood as that the factory will be finished by the end of next year...

If the factory is built by the end of next year then the first serially produced Altay tank rolls out in in 18 months?

Could the lack of a new mockup indicate the design fluidity of KAAN? Maybe they don't see value in making new mockups when the final design is not set yet.

She was a chief engineer at TAI. I cannot imagine the pain and the sorrow her husband and her family must have https://www.ekonomim.com/gundem/zahide-guclu-kimdir-tusas-makine-muhendisi-zahide-guclu-kac-yasinda-nereli-haberi-775434

sounds fishy but I cannot fathom a false flag against TAI employees. But if we assumed it's true, in that scenario, they'd want to kill more birds with one stone and make YPG come out like the good guys to lay the groundwork for an easier recognition process. If a false flag is not improbable...

The employees should be safe and feel safe. That must be the number one priority. The deadlines could move slightly towards right, not that big of an issue.

doing terrorist attacks to steal information? there are easier ways