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This is Kemankes 1. TB2 was able to carry 2x Kemankes 2 seems too big for TB2

I believe range will take a dramatic hit - but yeah, not a bad option against a more powerful foe. Does anyone know what happened to Kemankes 1? in production or cancelled?

First test of Baykar's Kemankes 2 cruise missile. Interesting way of deploying the missile.

1st wave to exhaust Israeli, American, Jordanian and British assets seems to have been completed. wave 2 is reported to have started.

Disaster for Israel - seems like majority of Iran's ballistic missiles went straight through their defenses. Impacts confirmed on airbase in Negev, Haifa and Jerusalem

has canards, so yeah most likely a bigger 2xengine KE

China made a bs claim, shared a video showing absolutely nothing and people still believe them. It’s cheap propaganda.

You are telling a distorted version of history. Yes, Germany was in late 1930's ahead in nuclear research. However, the Nazis considered this field to be a "Jewish science", hence they never dedicated real resources to nuclear research in the 1940s. Additionally, many of their leading scientists...

In LEO orbit, to provide global services you'll need 4-5000 sats. To provide regional services, you'll probably need 4-500 (depending on the region). The important element is coverage and quality of service - you can't provide global stable coverage with 4-500 sats.

If I remember correctly, they are working in several directions. 1. LEO constellation (alike starlink/starshield, but more regional) 2. Space Tug 3. Launch vehicle

First picture of what Fergani Space is working on! They are going to leave their mark on the space industry as well. First launch of their satellite expected in 2024!

Aselflir-500 exported to an unnamed country.

Please note that the 2nd TB3 prototype was parked on the tarmac at the beginning of the video.

I really do not fancy this new design. looks too civilian. I preffer the formerdesign.

I believe those may be included as part of "flight tests". Anyways, I think the KE project entered a phase of secrecy, hence, we stopped being updated. A project like KE should be kept as secret as possible.

Where do you get this from? Recently (a few weeks ago) SBB confirmed KE had finished flight tests and was preparing for mass production.

Ah thanks - missed that. but even when you look at the underlying absolute numbers, their method seems way off.