Even drones can be used in the same manner with today's capabilities with slightly less accuracy. You remember a drone footage of a Russian ship in the Black Sea taken from 80 km distance. You can use drone based optical and SAR capabilities to locate a target and feed the information to the...
Still highly possible and this also underlines the importance of having a network of LEO satellites with a rich set of features. Drones can possibly work in the same manner. There is a good likelihood of success when you practice and prepare well.
Ideally an earth observation satellite, a drone or some kind of radar locates the target and delivers location information to the missile using sat-com or other transmitter. Ideally the information is updated frequently until the missile arrives at the target location. The missile may or may not...
Having been looking at two and four tube pods all the time a wishful expression had to come out, a shout out to engineers who can pack more than just four.
Only if they work well will self driving taxis and eVTOLs do a good job to supplement mainstream mobility options. eVTOLs will be expensive and cumbersome as they still need a first and last mile solution to be useful.
So Taiwan war will cost as much as 9.5% of the world GDP, some stable economies will shatter in the fallout but those who are used to roller coaster action will fare well enough.
Anka3 can do a good job at any of its incarnations as there is no existing capability in its class. It will share its class with Kızıelma when KE arrives.
That's all we have for now, but even for the future to keep the cost down a cheap engine is good to have. Also considering exports the market, not everybody needs a top of the line product.
A few messages later I had actually detailed what I meant, so there is of course a point to having a navy but we can afford to send some of our fleet to ascort aircraft carriers surely.