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yah its allowed (technically), but its really bad sportsmanship to do....kind of desperate stuff. India won the t20 WC yah (and there is drama unlocked from it for some time)..... this incident is from ongoing BD-PAK ODI series. It's tied 1-1, someone is gonna win the 3rd one hehe. let see!

wow guys really? @TR_123456

https://www.isro.gov.in/ISRO_conducts_sea_level.html ISRO conducts sea level test of cryogenic engine at 22 tonne thrust level with full area nozzle March 12, 2026...

The 1st large one is the PFBR - prototype fast breeder reactor ( incorporating what is learned from the smaller two test reactors: KAMINI and FBTR). Earlier last year they said it will achieve criticality around this month (March 2026) and start operations later in september this year...

https://www.ptinews.com/story/national/india-developing-3-types-of-small-modular-reactors-govt-tells-ls/3457363 https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/india/india-developing-3-types-of-small-modular-reactors-govt-tells-ls/articleshow/129471772.cms

I remember most US refining capacity is designed towards sour (that was what US was largely processing when it put that capital across 20th century, Venezuela, early gulfie etc..)....i.e reason they export shale oil (which is sweet) relative overnight windfall now "as is" to refine in whichever...

Filipino General jumped the gun on Indonesian Brahmos? I guess let us see this year...

https://www.business-standard.com/external-affairs-defence-security/news/indian-navy-s-first-aip-equipped-submarine-to-be-ready-by-year-end-126030601080_1.html

Indian engineers already form a significant part of the Dutch tech workforce. According to statistics agency CBS, the number of Indians in the Netherlands tripled to ⁠89,000 in 2024 from 2014, with more than 10,000 living in the Eindhoven region...

Well more than heavier, it depends on the weight times distance (of each thing that makes it up).... the weight distribution and torque/moment to have it turn (while the fins align the whole thing from back end). Think of how a dart works if you throw it just generally etc. So compared to the...

Yeah its not surprising to me, as the booster/lower stage would be top heavy (structure, fuel tanks, any liquid fuel sloshed to bottom when its falling ballistic/unpowered) compared to where the aerodynamic fins are (that stabilise the fall now). The centre of mass is some distance away from the...

Yeah maybe it is not the booster per se, but rather a middle stage that has what it takes to survive re-entry etc, since we can see the dorsal fins etc: So similar thing distance wise with the Iranian missile. It depends how they are staged and what gets jettisoned along flight path and...

I think that is the SM-3 booster. It gets jettisoned within the atmosphere, where it lands then depends on the trajectory it followed till that point etc...i.e ballistic fall. Rest of SM-3 then makes the further high alt course + interception...and are largely destroyed I think (re-entry or...

Is there an actual proper source for this outside twitter? The AOR was Sri Lanka where it happened and Sri Lankan Coastguard responded.

Yes CANDU (PHWR) provides neutron flux for thorium 232 ---> U-233...i.e the breeding. Basically the heavy water is very transparent to neutrons so the efficiency (of neutron capture by another fissile material) is excellent in PHWR. The Uranium need not be enriched as result, natural uranium...

https://theprint.in/defence/navy-germanys-tkms-wrap-up-cost-negotiations-for-new-submarines-p-75i-deal-likely-early-next-fiscal/2864681/

https://www.news18.com/india/2000-km-reach-faster-than-brahmos-india-weighs-israels-golden-horizon-missile-offer-ws-l-9924438.html "Israel has reportedly proposed supplying India with the Golden Horizon Air-Launched Ballistic Missile (ALBM), a deep-strike weapon designed to target fortified and...