Isn't thrust supposed to increase with moisture?
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In older turbojets they definitely do. I think the F-4 actually carried water onboard so they can give the engines a boost when it is needed
I’m sure that everything will turn out fine if they focus more on tactics and software and agentic AI.
The Chinese are too focused on radar! Too focused on technology! We don't even need it!
We have space-based radar, we have GMTI/AMTI! We've won too much, won two step ahead and these mortals simply cannot understand, we're already prepared for radar-free fighter jets!
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The real question is why can’t they use Mythos 5 to redesign the radar mount/cooling system so that they can fix the problem. I heard the average AI chatbot is as effective as a hundred engineers. The CEOs certainly seem to think so, based on the fact that they’ve been laying off hundreds of thousands of people this year.
58 people onboard punished for distributing drug.
One wonders how many people are taking drugs then.
LOL same boat too -
What's that saying about the mythological creature with multiple heads and cutting off said heads?
Many such cases.
In fact, I dare say — perhaps due to karma — recreational drugs are even more popular in Britain's Royal Navy than the United States Navy.
Whereas USN sailors out of Yokosuka got busted for doing LSD and shrooms, which are arguably soft drugs by Western standards of the 2020s, their British counterparts are and while submerged: