After realized harder to find a well-paid & relaxed job than years ago, many college students are somehow dissatisfied with leadership.
Chengdu next gen combat aircraft (?J-36)
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After realized harder to find a well-paid & relaxed job than years ago, many college students are somehow dissatisfied with leadership.
Is this where rumors of landing gear retraction came from?
Here a bit more and if I'm not mistaken - right on the beginning and from 1:40 on - it is indeed a brief video clip:
It’s just an “analyst” who recycled the video.
I do not want to rate his credibility, but at least it shows (at least IMO ) it is a video and not only a "moved still" or even a CGI or PS-job= Or am I wrong?
By the way ... What do you think: Real or faked? BEWARE OF THE MUSIC!
In fact I don't know; therefore my question ... even more so since AI and PS are still more of a mystery to me!
As such at first sight I thought it looks legit since it shows some movement, also in the background but hey, what all can be done by AI nowadays! Therefore again ... it looks very fishy, in fact just surreal strange to me but I really don't know.
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Thats the clearest look at the canopy so far if real
So we have confirmation from both USAF and PLAAF top commanders that J-36 is considered as a next-generation (explicitly "6th generation") platform (explicitly "air superiority" too!). That goes a long way to offset the "It's not a 6th gen" angle, but no doubt they will continue to be obtuse even if USAF general disagree with them.
Some nice Turkish music lmaoI do not want to rate his credibility, but at least it shows (at least IMO ) it is a video and not only a "moved still" or even a CGI or PS-job= Or am I wrong?
By the way ... What do you think: Real or faked? BEWARE OF THE MUSIC!
In fact I don't know; therefore my question ... even more so since AI and PS are still more of a mystery to me!
As such at first sight I thought it looks legit since it shows some movement, also in the background but hey, what all can be done by AI nowadays! Therefore again ... it looks very fishy, in fact just surreal strange to me but I really don't know.
It does not make sense to open the drag rudders that wide when taking off. Take the B2 as an example.
As shown in the pic below, there is no need to open the drag rudders very wide to control the yaw when taking off.
For yaw control, the rudders only need to be opened at a small angle asymmetrically.
When both wingtip rudders open simultaneously with large angles, they act as speed brakes for landing.
