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It is not goods/merchandise export thats true. But it is counted under service exports. In 2019 for Turkey (World bank) to rest of world: Goods Exports = 182 billion USD Service Exports = 65 billion USD Total Exports = 249 billion USD (I think Re-exports ~ 2 billion USD ....makes the slight...

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/indian-astronomers-spot-a-flare-from-very-rare-black-hole/articleshow/80831816.cms

Come now, the Bombay vs Calcutta thing is just matter of taste on most matters. I guess I am somewhat insulated in my experience overall....as the large portion of my heritage is the arc between bangalore, mysore, coimbatore (birthplace) to the kerala coast...and further biased by what my...

Yes, you know me and majoritarianism rarely mix well. Hamdani, good call.

Never a rush my friend, all in good time as and when you have it.

Its fine, it will get archived here eventually. Well need to hear from our side on it. I dont trust one iota chinese put out out of hand.

With the further MOU signed with SAFRAN recently....there likely will be a license build of a larger turboshaft than we currently do (HAL/turbomeca shakti): https://www.airmedandrescue.com/latest/news/engine-manufacturing-key-focus-hal-and-safran-aircraft-engines Safran Helicopter Engines is...

Yes nilgiri hills (where I took name from) grows some very good tea and coffee too. I actually have some nilgiri black tea in the pantry.

You see, I helped dig them out for you.... :D

Related conversation: https://defencehub.live/threads/turkish-space-programs.339/page-16#post-51694 Maybe mods can combine the threads?

Yes India did same thing as Israel. Both were constrained by the payload available (Israel's was a secondary payload on falcon 9 to cut cost, whereas india used PSLV and GSLV which do not have requisite heavy payload capability for large orbit thruster that can do one direct burn). This means...

There is option for "like both equally" , some have voted for that one already heh

Remember to vote too guys and gals :D

I put option for that too..... hehe

Yah it basically be a bit larger than Mirage-2000....it will have 11 hardpoints compared to 7 of mk1 (light) tejas.

The mighty never-ending global question (coffee vs tea) will not be settled here (or anywhere), but lets see where the forum stands on it. As I enjoy my day's first cup of joe, I figured I'd ask you all what beverage you prefer between the two (or if you have some alternative etc). I do prefer...

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Yes this is essentially correct. A hard landing is where you just impact the surface like bullet to earthen backstop. Science for that can be rather limited...you can do spectroscopy during the descent, or you can remote sense the impact event itself (for ejecta analysis from orbit). Carrying...

https://www.businessinsider.in/science/space/news/indian-space-startup-agnikul-cosmos-has-become-the-worlds-first-company-to-successfully-test-a-fully-3d-printed-rocket-engine/articleshow/80762695.cms Wow impressive. @Gautam @anmdt @Cabatli_53 @Indos @Webslave et al. They 3d printed this...