Another Putin Disaster
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The Small Diameter Bomb II (SDB II) is highly anticipated over the SDB I because of its tri-mode seeker capability. Each munition will be able to guide towards its target using laser, imaging infrared or radar homing, or a combination of these modes (embedded GPS/INS, which is how the SDB I navigated to its target, is actually a 4th mode for stationary targets). This will allow SDB IIs to hit moving targets as well as stationary ones in any weather, day or night, at standoff ranges, with incredible reliability and precision.
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In February 2015, an online affiliate of Russian newspaper Rossiyskaya Gazeta announced Russia's top five most effective electronic warfare (EW) systems. Number two on that list was the Moskva-1, a passive radar system that enables Russian troops to detect and identify airborne targets as far as 240 miles away while their own position remains hidden
https://www.militaryaerospace.com/communications/article/16709052/new-
frontiers-in-passive-radar-and-sonar
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Russia Tests ‘Invisible’ Radar to Dodge Enemy Detection, Developer Says
June 28, 2019
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Russia has tested a new radar system that can evade detection by enemy drones or aircraft, its developer told the state-run RIA Novosti news agency on Friday.
Passive radars operate without a transmitter, instead receiving signals from other objects to track targets. Russia’s new passive radar, called Tropa (Russian for “path”), uses communication towers to locate signals without transmitting one itself, RIA Novosti reported.
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2019/06/28/russia-tests-invisible-radar
-to-dodge-enemy-detection-developer-says-a66210
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If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
THUGR posts about Putin so much, he must be in love.
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The F-35 won't have to fire a shot comrades Signym and kiki. I doubt Putty thought of this scenario. I'll bet he's pissed aye. All that time and money wasted. Oh well...
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F 35 WILL CUE LONG RANGE ARTILLERY TO TAKE OUT AIR DEFENSE SYSTEMS !
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Sukhoi #Su35 #crash puts focus on troubled #Russian engines!
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I was hoping that the videos would be more informative, but they lacked important details ... like WHAT and HOW.
For example ... Russian engine failure on the SU35... what kinds of failures were they? The video claims to know the percentage of the engines returned because of defects, but doesn't know what kinds of defects they were? These were INDIAN-purchased engines. Surely, INDIA knows what went wrong!
The audio then blathers on that the "engine is the heart of the jet".
Really?
Like nobody knows that?
Similar to the video on the "anti-radiation" missile. It makes a big deal about how it was delivered early for testing ... they repeat that at least three times! ... but doesn't go into detail about HOW it can locate a radar station even if the radar is turned off, "or [it] begins to move". The only thing I can think of is that rather than using the radar continuously as a homing beacon, it sets a GPS target and then flies to that.
Next time, could you please post videos with less advert and more info?
Thanks.
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That's funny comrade SIGNYM. If you want to know how things work hack the company building it. That's what you Bolshevists do best. All I care about is that we have these weapons and they work.
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Russia's state-owned news service, TASS, has published an extraordinarily defamatory article about NASA astronaut Serena Auñón-Chancellor. The publication claims that Auñón-Chancellor had an emotional breakdown in space, then damaged a Russian spacecraft in order to return early. This, of course, is a complete fabrication.
The context for the article is the recent, near-disastrous docking of the Russian Nauka science module with the International Space Station. The TASS article attempts to rebut criticism in US publications (including Ars Technica) that covered the incident.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/08/russias-space-program-just-thr
ew-a-nasa-astronaut-under-the-bus/
Flight controllers at NASA and Roscosmos averted a disaster on Thursday (July 28, 2021) after a large Russian module docked with the International Space Station and began to "inadvertently" fire its thrusters.
The Russian "Nauka" module linked to the space station at 8:30 am CT (13:30 UTC), local time in Houston, where NASA's Mission Control is based. After that, Russian cosmonauts aboard the station began preparing to open the hatches leading to Nauka, but at 11:34 am Houston time, Nauka unexpectedly started to fire its movement thrusters.
Within minutes, the space station began to lose attitude control. This was a problem for several reasons. First of all, the station requires a certain attitude to maintain signal with geostationary satellites and talk to Mission Control on the ground. Also, solar arrays are positioned to collect power based upon this predetermined attitude.
Another concern is G forces on the station's structure. The various components of the extensive space station were assembled in microgravity and designed to operate at zero-G. So even small stresses on the vehicle can induce small cracks or other problems with the station's structure.
For all of these reasons, space station flight controllers in Houston and Moscow acted quickly after the station started to drift. Attitude control was fully lost at 11:42 am, and engines on the space station's service module were fired. This was followed by a handover to the Russian Progress vehicle attached to the station, which began to fire its thrusters. This tug-of-war offset the Nauka module thruster activity, which eventually stopped after fuel supplies were exhausted. By 12:29 pm on Thursday, attitude control was restored. It made for quite an hour on the ground and in space.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/07/russian-module-suddenly-fires-
thrusters-after-docking-with-space-station/
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Russian cosmonauts find new cracks in ISS module
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian cosmonauts have discovered new cracks in a segment of the International Space Station that could widen, a senior space official said on Monday, the latest in a series of setbacks.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/russian-cosmonauts-find-new-
cracks-in-iss-module/ar-AANTU0U?ocid=msedgntp
Russia's collapsing...
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