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Can someone verify this maneuver:

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jauk said:
Can someone verify this maneuver:

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Either pop up manuever to defeat endo-atmospheric ABM (Patriot/David Sling) or more likely scenario is a hard turn for a steep angle dive.
 
jauk said:
Nowhere it seems (although he had indicated otherwise before I think). That's what I'm saying.
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If it was used it hasn’t been confirmed or any OSINT spotted.

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Probably the best open source write up (especially those with engineering backgrounds) on the Rezvan project vs Qiam. Rezvan has its own drawbacks (easier to detect by satellite launch due to higher thermals as well as earlier detection in space by ground based radar compared to Qiam).

The key benefit to Rezvan is the steep angle trajectory it takes coming back in to terminal velocity that makes it very difficult to intercept by endo atmospheric systems. Still vulnerable to THAAD or Arrow-3
 
Immortals said:
Yes. In much better detail than those potato camera pictures.

Go look for yourself. You could have answered this question in 2 seconds.
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What i meant is how much does it take for google maps to refresh and have a recent imagery?
 
tsunset said:
What i meant is how much does it take for google maps to refresh and have a recent imagery?
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My response was towards Hack-Hook. The Twitter account he quotes is doing Google Images to do his strike analysis.

Google images doesn’t update for months if not years in some areas. Just depends how often satellite flies overhead to take updated pictures. Google updates for accuracy not for nerds to do OSINT.
 
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Immortals said:
My response was towards Hack-Hook. The Twitter account he quotes is doing Google Images to do his strike analysis.

Google images doesn’t update for months if not years in some areas. Just depends how often satellite flies overhead to take updated pictures. Google updates for accuracy not for nerds to do OSINT.
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PlanetLabs updates daily and even hourly. It should be the platform of choice.
 
DevendraRajput said:
PlanetLabs updates daily and even hourly. It should be the platform of choice.
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You got $500-$5000 per picture to drop?

I don’t think you guys realize how expensive commercial Sat is. It’s not for nerds to go buy pictures and cosplay as a military general. It’s used by companies and organizations who have money to spend.
 
Immortals said:
You got $500-$5000 per picture to drop?

I don’t think you guys realize how expensive commercial Sat is. It’s not for nerds to go buy pictures and cosplay as a military general. It’s used by companies and organizations who have money to spend.
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No. It does not cost as much. If you limit yourself to their "Dove" satellites its flat-rate. If you have educational institute email, they have a program to give you access to PlanetLabs images.

I have used PlanetLabs a lot for tracking India's excess mortality during Covid in high population density cities. I had my wife's university email and got access to PlanetLabs for free.
 
I cant believe i wasted so much time and even years following the Turkish military developments when in fact should have spent it following Iranian ones!

God Bless Iran

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our prayers are with you
 
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