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This is one area I don't think we can have much success. The moat around the companies like TMSC, Samsung, Intel is so big. I don't know what should be expected from our "ÇAKIL" program. Is there an article or a post that shows percentage of chips used in the global market by their node sizes...

What about Mediterranean? I read somewhere that the seafloor in the Mediterranean is so deep that any work for extracting gas from it might be infeasible. Does TPAO have any model about our "white sea" ?

According to EIA, Azerbaijan has 60 trillion cubic feet gas reserves. Which makes about 1.7 trillion cubic meters. Are you saying we have, possibly, more gas reserves than Azerbaijan?

Forgive me for my ignorance but what is DeltaV's end goal? Do they want to develop an orbital launch vehicle? Or is this a test program for the hybrid engine? Or something else? Their website doesn't have any info. It's written "under construction".

Launching rockets from Pakistan over Indian air space? Yeah.. What could go wrong?

for that the export has to increase by twelve percent every year. Which sounds doable but they were also targeting for us to be in the top 10 economies which considering the meteoric rise of the dollar I'm not even sure if we're in the top 20 now.

I can attest to that.

I wonder if we have a kill switch in case the drones captured by terrorists.

A question. The blacksea has an estimated 4.6 x 10^9 tons of H2S. The weight ratio of hydrogen in this compound is 1/17. So there are 270 million tons hydrogen lying on the bottom of the sea. If we price hydrogen as $2/kg that makes $540 billion dollars. So my question is(maybe a dumb one) can't...

hundred percent agree. Nuclear is underrated and unfairly stigmatized. We should be very much involving and investing in nuclear tech. What should be done, imho, is that we should design small reactors. We should treat the reactors like a product. First build a small prototype, learn everything...

What's the english equivalent of "ağzından bal damlıyor" ?

Now it's clear. Thanks. I wish we had some pics of Hurjet's assembly.

This is from @Cabatli_53 from the last page; "Öztürk: Our project(Hürjet) is progressing very fast. We plan to complete this aircraft by the end of 2022. " Which one is true?

Sir, I'm talking about Hurjet, not TFX. Hurjet is supposed to fly on March 18th 2023, but the first prototype will be finished by the end of 2022. That's the contradiction.

Then the date March 18th for the first flight no longer holds. It will be more like closer to the end of 2023. Maybe on October 29th?

A question. How come Hurjet can do its first flight only a few months after its assembly while MMU requires 3 years of ground testing after its roll-out?

how could that be? One is turboshaft, the other is turbofan

Or they could(companies) lay some of the workers off.

I think it's about India. The US wants to appease them. It's a bigger market after all.

Rooftop pv is expensive. Better to go with utility built solar farms, imo. Size matters :)