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I heard that in the link you provided in post #309 News of the Israeli team. https://spacenews.com/spaceil-lander-crashes-on-moon/

Who will pay $1.6bn for a crash landing piece of equipment to Moon, that can not be Turkey. That amount is for a one of manned flight to Moon when done by Boeing. And even that will go down to $1bn when a series of 10 flights are booked. There was a space challenge e few years back and an...

That would be in 8 years. In 2-3 years a hard landing launch from a foreign launcher possibly SpaceX.

A floating launch platform would enable launching from anywhere. Otherwise I guess Indonesia will be best for many reasons despite the far distance. Edit; Maldives has a small chance.

Heavy payloads to earth orbit. How heavy, how high ? I understand that it will be more capable than the initial target of 1500kg to 750km now that it will be able to send a soft landing payload to Moon. What do you think. PCDB

Cyprus is not suitable.

Indonesia or Somalia ?

The fact that we are progressing in the deployment of our national systems is allowing us to use the S400 as a back up system rather than the primary system. Should some countries go rouge we take it up. This can bring up new possibilities to buy more time.

It should be about power to weight ratio, if you can make it with one engine you are good.

A US general once said "We desperately need to sell F35 to Turkey"

Don't just take Hürjet for its face value, we have a good experience making planes unmanned. Once we have a Turkish engine made for the TFX we can as well make a plane powered by a single TFX engine that is better than an F16. Think about the possibilities. Once you make the first one you can...

You've got everything right but reversed it to fool people: Aging population with just 32 years of median age, US is 38, Japan is 48. $700bn ? Turkey has the purchasing power of $2.8bn. Trap & Mess; we are skipping it with the industrialization campaign from cars to fighters, to carriers, you...

There are other aspects too. Construction is considered to be Turkey's locomotive of economy but nowadays defense industry is picking up speed and volume. We need to come up with an anchor project that will drive the defense economy to a new level. An aircraft carrier is the perfect driver to...

If we want to deal with Egypt and Greece as counterparts for oil and gas exploitation we need to deal with Ethiopia and Somalia and Libya and their neighbors too. If we don't than we pay for the $50bn energy costs of Turkey with tomatoes. We need to be able to show that we can protect our...

If our engineers will take 7 years to navalize a plane which already is slated to hit the air in 2023 they must be willing to get hanged one by one at the Taksim Square or optionally the Kızılay Square.

I can, I have it completely 3D photorealistic rendered and the whole thing is around 75kg. It is the simplest helicopter ever to carry a 200lb person for 30 minutes. I designed it to enter a worldwide competition and perhaps to races like the one to be held next year by Alauda Airspeeder. It is...

At this stage they say that their engine is not a shelf item and is not cheap, sadly. I am hoping at some point down the road they make it available for civilian use. I have a project that I want to use this engine for but I can't at the moment. Curious if it is possible to rent an engine from...

75.000 tons 300 meters 3 catapults Heat tolerant deck for interoperability with F35B operator navies (skijump ?) 36 x TFX and 32 Hürjet (catapulted and no wing folding) Various UAVs in plenty Aero-derivative gas turbine or custom naval gas turbine propulsion

The first two stroke paramotor engine of Turkey is made by Alida Motors. Is paramotoring not aviation enough or this dude has no clue what he is saying.

Israel's intentions is not only a matter of today and of Erdoğan's policies. They do what they do no matter what but this time we don't pretend that we are dead.