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Couldn't Turkey make up for the investment in the production line by converting them to build the TF-X?

Sorry, I was trying to remember the number while I was typing, so I forgot to write the word could. when I looked at the article, it said that there were around 2800 deaths maybe they changed the death count without editing the rest of the article. yep just checked the BBC article, and they...

I think it may be due to the hotels around the area also being damaged, thus needing to move the people away from there, but this also creates problems as the roads leading to those areas are damaged as well as the port and airport not to mention the bad weather makes it hard to use helicopters...

I think it is around 22,600 people I got the number because the world health organization said it is estimated that around eight times the number of people died back when the number of confirmed deaths was 2,825.

Turkey needs to reform its election system away from Party-list proportional representation (PLPR) as it increases corruption, thus endangering millions of people. The PLPR system, especially the type Turkey uses called closed-list proportional representation systems, is the most corrupt...

I think the best option is to go with low-rise buildings in order to minimize the casualties when a single building goes down during an earthquake, plus, there is a hell of a lot less debris for rescue workers to go through, which may help save lives in the future. even if Turkey doesn't or...

Those seconds are better then nothing, plus new systems are being created that might do a better job soon. There might be a way to detect Earthquakes using satellite-based quantum computing here is a paper about it. There have also been attempts to train an AI to predict an earthquake in a...

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I think you are right sadly, people only after tragedies get motivated to make real changes that can benefit the nation. That said, you should be careful not to just blame Erdoğan only, although he is partly to blame for not doing more. The ones that have most of the fault are those that let...

Turkey was working on an early warning system that could tell if an earthquake is coming around 10 to 20 seconds before, but the earthquake happened before it was operational her is an article about it, The saddest thing is the system was meant to go online at the end of this February. Does...

I wasn't aware that this forum was meant to be an exclusive club; I thought it was a place that was meant for discussion. why do my questions really upset you so much? My original post was about why Turkey keeps suffering the problems it does, the institutional failures and decisions that lead...

I don't understand why Turkey doesn't use Seismic Invisibility Cloaks to protect its important infostructure such as its airport runways. I hope they actually took the time to build those Nuclear power plants with earthquake measures. Turkey needs to do four things going forward : One ban...

Not sure about the price but it is reportedly cheap enough to get the Philippines' interest.

I think it would be for the best if the government launched two different engine projects for the TF-X, one a 5th gen engine that is given to the new company that Rolls-Royce and Kale set up and a second one that is a 4th gen engine that TEI should build just in case. Turkey shouldn't let the...

The only county I can think of that may be interested in this is Indonesia.

Where do we post discussions about semiconductors is it Industry, Science and Technology or Sensors and Detector Programs?

What is Egypt trying to achieve by buying so many different plant forms? Can Egypt even maintain that many different systems? If so, how are the Egyptian military's logistics organised?

This is why I believe they should work on both the TF-6000 and a stronger upscaled engine at the same time. so it will have its maiden flight on the 17 of march.

I know that it is a prototype, but how many can turkey afford to build and operate without any partners joining the project?

None of this changes what I said about the problem about Turkey's looming demographic problem. Actually, it is the opposite only developed the economy that has a stable demographic are the immigrant countries. Fixing those economic issues won't fix the Birth rates the reason the birth rates...