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Wanted to ask you buddy, you are seeming fluent in bahasa too. You lived in indonesia a while?

and of course the CIA never revised their intel brief/analysis afterwards? *China still exporting grain* = can't be that bad surely (immediate time frame) Cpl (or many) years later (as gravity and truth percolates out drip by distrubing bit)....oh wait. The sheer gall of some people...

They would play a big role yes....you need something with high energy density and also able to discharge/recharge fairly quickly too.

Core answer here: This is the basic lever that needs changing internally (savings as % of GDP)...i.e convincing everyone with big or little means (since these all add up) to forego consumption and pool their money for a mid and long term breakout. This is the ONLY way a consumption-based...

Hmmm, interesting. I will have to see your layout etc to comment more, so I will wait. If everything is conventional arrangement I don't see point of doing turboshaft + fan (i.e create some split from the rpm and thrust vector with transmission + losses you have to then account for) or by this...

Launch successful.

http://www.canadiandefencereview.com/news?news/3039 The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) and NASA have signed the Gateway Treaty, a historic agreement that confirms Canada's participation in the next major international collaboration in space exploration, the planned Lunar Gateway space station...

https://ottawacitizen.com/news/national/defence-watch/top-of-the-line-canadian-made-naval-equipment-shut-out-of-70-billion-warship-program Canadian equipment that taxpayers spent hundreds of millions of dollars to develop isn’t being used on the country’s new $70-billion fleet of warships...

We Indians have been in-tune to it long because of Tibetans and Dalai Lama since CCP actions there in the 50s onwards. It is really not surprising it extend to other non-Han as well. I remember a BBC report from way before, like 20 years ago about the problems in Xinjiang there with locals vs...

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2020/dec/14/kidnap-torture-the-plight-of-pakistans-thousands-of-disappeared Despite promises in opposition to end enforced abduction by the security forces, under Imran Khan’s government numbers have increased (More at link)

University of Sydney Associate Professor Salvatore Babones has called for the United States to permanently place a new First Fleet in Darwin, given China is pointing a “hypothetical dagger” at Australia.

Horrific

Why? This is affecting the 1.2 million pakistanis only. The rest 8 million or so others (Indians, bangladeshis, filipinos etc) stand to benefit....in fact India already benefitting according to the article.

Finally they are back to a common sense pragmatic approach. Wonder which Air India a/c they will pick. Maybe one of the A320? It would roughly be something like a wedgetail.

Interesting, are you working on drawing up your concept right now? Will be interesting to see (I'll give more analysis then once things fleshed out). Right now I'm visualising something like a V-22 osprey, but maybe fan-ring based rather than rotor based...though maybe rotor would be an easier...

All important questions for the Pakistani administration to have figured out before getting into too many geopolitical messes. I guess lets see, I am not optimistic they have much idea what they are doing...kind of throw things (as emotions dictate) at dart board and see what sticks and pick...

Issue is fans and rotors are good at moving large volumes of air slowly to generate the thrust. But that is not what a high performance fighter is going to be after, the are stuck with medium bypass at most given the significant incident velocities they have to face (thus needing some portion of...