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If you take the QE of UK as an example aero engine derivative turbine propulsion is a good way. Because of the size of the ship the engines have to be oversize, either domestic made or RR of UK.

India goes to space at a fraction of the cost. If there is a will there is a way.

I will start sketching if you guys don't mind. How many planes should it carry 40? I will see. I will need a carrier to display my flyers anyway.

75.000 tons 300 meters two electromagnetic catapults In water in 2028 We can make it

You missed the largest piece of the puzzle, the Aircraft Carrier confirmed. :LOL:

Please stop disregarding the point where we have started our journey. No one could dream of the point where we will be standing in just 5 years going forward. Fighter jets complete with national engines, Aircraft carriers, long range missiles tanks and everything else despite all the enmity we...

What are we looking at? Is this in fully developed form and ready to fight? Maashallah!

TEI made many process innovations especially in surface finish area.

Innovation please! It's good to have more makers of things and all but we should see some innovation happening too.

They should strap tubes to the outside of the hull of submarines to overcome all size limitations.

Gezgin > Submarine launched (?)

There is a patent and Elon Musk opened it up to competition possibly ruining the lives of many me-toos as it is a high risk endeavor.

One would be laughed at if he claimed just six months ago.

I see a tube in the picture. Hyperloop patent is already expiring. Perhaps it is already a similar one. I always imagined tubes between the two far sides of Istanbul, many two point connections.

At freaking last!

I only sat once at a civilian ship radar at night time in my life and some high sea waves appeared on the radar scaring me, the rookie seaman. This seems to be a two in one solution for ships that don't need any better.

Some of these battery tech are at R&D stage with lower TRL levels. They will probably be commercialized one day but not just yet. We can still put some batteries in the power mix of our propulsion systems but in relatively small dozes to be increased over time. We can only look at what our...

Oh no, please no. What if it comes with many strings attached and we can only use them when playing house.

Aluminum alloys are even used in engine blocks so they have a respectable strength. But at the end what counts is the material strength to weight ratio in aviation. Aluminum is an easy to process metal so it is an option to fall back to if better (?) choices can not be accessed to. But why does...