Mystery aircraft 4th August 2025: CCA vs other

[Temstar]

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[bsdnf]

Look like this View attachment 157294View attachment 157295

Oh, I remember sth like this post last time, that one flying with the Y-8/9 ?

 

[GTI]

A friend just sent me these two in reply to my CCA post on X:


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Looks like a lot of main landing gear wheels in this picture tbh.

 

[ACuriousPLAFan]

Looks like a lot of main landing gear wheels in this picture tbh.

With the less than ideal photo quality, that's probably just one of the rear landing gear bay doors.

 

[talonn]

Look like this View attachment 157294View attachment 157295

Is this already known? quick google lens showed me this. Looks like some school projects

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[GTI]

With the less than ideal photo quality, that's probably just one of the rear landing gear bay doors.

I dunno… it just seems a little, large?

And they seem round. I thought landing gear bay as well, perhaps heavily sawtoothed with the added impact of some kind of native AI processing from the device that took the picture (but it’s a still from a video though?).

 

[ACuriousPLAFan]

Imagine if this aircraft is actually a 6th-gen manned (carrier-based) fighter instead of a high-tier CCA-type UCAV, so let's prepare just in case.

 

[Nx4eu]

It does appear to be rather large in these photo's. Assuming that tiny front dot is the nose gear, and unless that nose gear is comically small. It would appear to be at least similar in size to the J-36 no?
I've put together some images of the J-36 we have at similar angles:

 

[by78]

A friend just sent me these two in reply to my CCA post on X:


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One more.

 

[ACuriousPLAFan]

It does appear to be rather large in these photo's. Assuming that tiny front dot is the nose gear, and unless that nose gear is comically small. It would appear to be at least similar in size to the J-36 no?
I've put together some images of the J-36 we have at similar angles:
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Now that you mentioned and compared them, they do look rather (if not just largely) similar. Hmm...