hasssanali8998
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i just lost 10 iq points . pls use a spoiler next time
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Hardly - their rockets regularly put systems in space. Used fairly advanced cryogenics which Pakistanis cannot even find a single local expert for.
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i just lost 10 iq points . pls use a spoiler next time
I find it funny tbh, there are a lot of things to make fun of Indians for ISRO definitely isn't one of them.
Only they manage to hit hanger with large aircraft which is repaired and back to service.It's unbelievable that eight months later they're seriously analyzing the "wreckage" of the F-16s and claiming they shot down at least six aircraft. I suspect that ten years from now they'll be claiming to have shot down all of the Pakistani Air Force's aircraft and making at least five Bollywood movies based on that.
ISRO is pretty impressive, and I wish we had something like that, but cryogenic are an 80 year old technology.Hardly - their rockets regularly put systems in space. Used fairly advanced cryogenics which Pakistanis cannot even find a single local expert for.
In the same video, the anchor claimed that cryogenic engines were being imported from Russia, and that due to the current situation there, deliveries were not possible. As a result, they had to rely on the domestically developed PSLV, following which two consecutive launches failed. Since it is well known that both launch vehicles and ballistic missiles rely on similar inertial navigation principles, this raises a legitimate question: if these launch vehicles are experiencing failures, could the same issues also affect a nuclear-capable MIRV ICBM?
Both side re using drones to test AD/identify local positions. We have been using them since middle of last decade and them for about 5 years.Not sure how any of this is related - the drones story makes little sense when there is an actual story of Indian troops raising alarm at Jupiter and Venus along the LAC and saying these were drones.
These days Jupiter or Capella may be making their imagination run wild.
PSLV failures arent directly linked to ICBM and rare failures for what is an organization(ISRO) with likely the best R&D record in the subcontinent.
Indians constantly re-write the history of wars they have fought ( and mostly lost ). The Bollywood movies are used to re-enforce their narrative.It's unbelievable that eight months later they're seriously analyzing the "wreckage" of the F-16s and claiming they shot down at least six aircraft. I suspect that ten years from now they'll be claiming to have shot down all of the Pakistani Air Force's aircraft and making at least five Bollywood movies based on that.
Bro I check with retired eng who worked on our system he confirm that ICBM using same system which were build for satellite launch vehicles.No. BM and SLV are related but distinct.
Plus stage separation mech is 100% same in B.M and Satellite launch vehicles and in a recent two tests by India not only they suffer navigational issues but also suffer failures during stage separations.Bro I check with retired eng who worked on our system he confirm that ICBM using same system which were build for satellite launch vehicles.
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They took these pictures from cd-70 accident? 20 years back F-16 got MLU upgrades and all of our F-16 have no meters like that.Bhai you only need a careful look before you can tell it just from the visual comparison that it no where looks like an F-16 altimeter. Pitty at the desperation of these retarded delulus.
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