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It is just speculation, not something concrete I should clarify

Is that why Gürcan Okumuş left? I'd heard he resisted giving away some munition to another company after working so hard for it

Is a civilian company with no experience of building military radars building the radar for a destroyer? You guys should hope they get consultancy or partnership from some other

I mean I'm sure they would want 5th gen fighters after war has settled down in 10 years providing they have an economy, with help from west. They probably wouldn't be able to get F35, but if they were industrial partners with KAAN they could maybe get some.

Maybe we are integrating SIPER into this system, and some manufacturing partnership? There were some talks about acquiring Patriot PAC 3 MSE for ballistic threats.

Seems I was about right: a mass satellite killer?

Correct I should have said megatons. Nanogram is that divided by 10^9. That makes CERN production about a kilograms of tnt equivalent a year or less.

Cern produces less than a nanogram a year. 1kg matter to energy is 21.5 kilotons of TNT equivalent.

You need 1kg antimatter to destroy 1kg of matter, which releases E=mc^2 energy but good luck getting 1 kg of antimatter and keeping it stable.

Antimatter destroys matter about 1:1 ratio, not that they could obtain any significant amount.

If it isn't nukes probably some other thing along the lines or chemical or biological etc. Or maybe something like an emp or anti satellite system

He says you are being fed western propaganda, like he is somehow not being fed propaganda through all channels

I guess it must be some testing procedure where they test full afterburner without breaks to stop exceeding certain speed limit then, no idea.

This doesn't make sense. Either it's 1.6 mach or did the jet actively slow itself with control surfaces while afterburner is on? It should usually reach 1.4 mach with that power. Or is it 0.6 mach on ground?

Is KAAN MTOW perhaps limited by F110 in first version?

I mean legion pod allows use of AMRAAM, so maybe it could havd an IRST like that? Or they could fit a modified radar that's wider and thinner?

I think F22 engine is the correct way to go for future aircraft. Reduces the RCS and the heat signature significantly, is simpler and easier to implement than 3D and simpler to control too. F119 is just good design. Plus it would blend well with slightly adjusted tail design, early designs of...

That's probably the intention, pressure students into conformity and suppress formation of ability to question, learn and think independently, deny them adulthood and freedom on various subjects, like political views, like sexuality.

That can technically work but radar resolution with an HF frequency radar will be so low that unless its an ICBM I doubt it can differentiate the target.

He said plane, earth isn't flat, if plane is flying low it won't be seen from such a distance.