About the Russians...What else are the Japanese and Russians good at producing when talking about planes ? Besides jet engines?
Russia can build the whole spectrum of military aircraft from small drones to strategic bombers. They're somewhat behind the state of the art compared to the United States, but still generally competitive.
So Japanese stealth, Russian jet engine, Israeli avionics could be the verdict.
Took me a while to find the 2.2 version of the first.Anyone wriing about dystopian future conflicts should immerse themselves in the vast amounts of paper and online material produced as background for these role playing games since the 1980s.
Twilight: 2000 - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
2300 AD - Wikipedia
This much more doable.Shadowrun - Wikipedia
Cyberpunk (role-playing game) - Wikipedia
The material covers geography, technology, politics and much more
These are much more doable*Took me a while to find the 2.2 version of the first.Anyone wriing about dystopian future conflicts should immerse themselves in the vast amounts of paper and online material produced as background for these role playing games since the 1980s.
Twilight: 2000 - Wikipedia
2300 AD - Wikipedia
This much more doable.Shadowrun - Wikipedia
Cyberpunk (role-playing game) - Wikipedia
The material covers geography, technology, politics and much more
A bit off the topic, but why rare earth elements have become so important lately (ex : China vs Japan)?
www.americangeosciences.org
Well feck me life.What are rare earth elements, and why are they important?
U.S. Geological Survey news release "Going Critical" The rare earth elements (REE) are a set of seventeen metallic elements. These include the fifteen lanthanides on the periodic table plus scandium and yttrium. Rare earth elements are an essential part of many high-tech devices. The U.S.
yes and they not export it anymore
Let me guess. It's because of the previous US administration?
I don't follow the last phrase. How was it possible ?
nope
May I suggest that - by 2040 - a stealthy version of Grippen will equip the Brazilian Air Force?So a bit of a recap :
As suggested by @CV12Hornet
I like the sound of it !
- Gripen with
- Israeli Avionics
- Russian Jet engine or
- Japanese Jet engine as suggested by @overscan (PaulMM)
On the off topic : first you guys talk about pollution, then China, then what's the best English
On the last one I can comment as an Humanities student and civilian :
- Barbados
- Nigerian
- Texan
- Jamaican
- Israeli-accent English
It's no good, the colonials just don't get it's from French.
May I suggest that - by 2040 - a stealthy version of Grippen will equip the Brazilian Air Force?So a bit of a recap :
As suggested by @CV12Hornet
I like the sound of it !
- Gripen with
- Israeli Avionics
- Russian Jet engine or
- Japanese Jet engine as suggested by @overscan (PaulMM)
On the off topic : first you guys talk about pollution, then China, then what's the best English
On the last one I can comment as an Humanities student and civilian :
- Barbados
- Nigerian
- Texan
- Jamaican
- Israeli-accent English
Perhaps Brazil develops a special stealthy paint based upon an exotic plant that only grows in an obscure corner of the Amazon jungle.
Perhaps they discover a stealthy meteorite in the Amazon jungle?
Use your imagination ??????????
nope
Rare Earth Element are like name say, extrem rare resource on Earth
China stop the export, reserve it for own industry needs.
Rare-earth element - Wikipedia
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The Moon surface dark spots are covert in Stuff called KREEP
A Melange out Potassium, Rare Earth Element and Phosphor
The highest concentration of KREEP is the Oceanus Procellarum and the Mare Imbrium.
AKA landing site of Apollo 12 and 15
A future sites for mining Rare Earth Element in case the Earth deposit are exhausted !
Lunar terrane - Wikipedia
Trust me!
Year zero-ism and a separation from the past origins and parallels of other Germanic languages.
Thanks.
Ve ar kind of nown for sat...
yes, but German is a precise Language, ideal for scientific use, poetry and Singing (also Comedy)
I think that was the guy who invented the kiss my ass ? I remember a cheeky Scottish guy on Youtube that did a video on that but can't find it right now...
Actually, in the German original it is literally "lick me in the ass", which would seem to indicate an even cozier relationship between the licker and the lickee than merely kissing, but Goethe is indeed generally the one that in popular culture that particular quote is originally attributed to, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Götz_von_Berlichingen_(Goethe). A very minor part of my Gymnasium (German equivalent of high school) education was a field trip by bus to an open air summer theater venue to watch a production of that play that included an at the time nationally known actor. The main attraction for me and most of my teenage peers however was waiting for and hearing that line. Fun bonus trivia fact: Nine years after Goethe's play, Mozart composed a canon with the very same theme, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leck_mich_im_Arsch. And on a completely unrelated note, I think I'm starting to understand why Teutonic people seem to have somewhat of an international reputation for being blunt...
Anyone wriing about dystopian future conflicts should immerse themselves in the vast amounts of paper and online material produced as background for these role playing games since the 1980s.
Twilight: 2000 - Wikipedia
2300 AD - Wikipedia
Shadowrun - Wikipedia
Cyberpunk (role-playing game) - Wikipedia
The material covers geography, technology, politics and much more
Russia can build the whole spectrum of military aircraft from small drones to strategic bombers. They're somewhat behind the state of the art compared to the United States, but still generally competitive.
Japan's aviation industry is currently closer to Brazil's in terms of products offered - transports, trainers, MPAs, trainers, some helicopters. However, by 2040 I'd expect them to be closer to being able to produce the whole spectrum of military aircraft - they have a stealth fighter under development, after all.
So a bit of a recap :
As suggested by @CV12Hornet
I like the sound of it !
- Gripen with
- Israeli Avionics
- Russian Jet engine or
- Japanese Jet engine as suggested by @overscan (PaulMM)
On the off topic : first you guys talk about pollution, then China, then what's the best English
On the last one I can comment as an Humanities student and civilian :
- Barbados
- Nigerian
- Texan
- Jamaican
- Israeli-accent English
www.deviantart.com
Anyone wriing about dystopian future conflicts should immerse themselves in the vast amounts of paper and online material produced as background for these role playing games since the 1980s.
Twilight: 2000 - Wikipedia
2300 AD - Wikipedia
Shadowrun - Wikipedia
Cyberpunk (role-playing game) - Wikipedia
The material covers geography, technology, politics and much moreRussia can build the whole spectrum of military aircraft from small drones to strategic bombers. They're somewhat behind the state of the art compared to the United States, but still generally competitive.
Japan's aviation industry is currently closer to Brazil's in terms of products offered - transports, trainers, MPAs, trainers, some helicopters. However, by 2040 I'd expect them to be closer to being able to produce the whole spectrum of military aircraft - they have a stealth fighter under development, after all.
So a bit of a recap :
As suggested by @CV12Hornet
I like the sound of it !
- Gripen with
- Israeli Avionics
- Russian Jet engine or
- Japanese Jet engine as suggested by @overscan (PaulMM)
On the off topic : first you guys talk about pollution, then China, then what's the best English
On the last one I can comment as an Humanities student and civilian :
- Barbados
- Nigerian
- Texan
- Jamaican
- Israeli-accent English
An update :
I kinda mentally recovered from the news of my mother's cancer, she did her first session of chemo the 11th, the doctors are optimist and she was more worried/nervous/angry about her legal procedure with my father, who had claimed through his lawyer that she had lied in the past ( first time he actually made that affirmation ), that she had rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis BEFORE last year and she was making up her cancer.
The judge herself told him to shut the fuck up (in a legalese and formal way of speaking).
The good thing is it no longer like a year or two ago and she was a lucky one and they found it early and started chemo immediatly.
Returning to this thread main them :
https://www.amazon.it/Modern-Tanks-...&refinements=p_27:Russell+Hart&s=books&sr=1-2
- I apologize to anyone if I was arrogant or behaved like I spoiled brat , or anything remotely negative
- I did look into Jane's library and they do look much more legit than initially thought
- With that, I have seen their prices and it's out of my league
- Found some (apparently legit) books on the subjects of tanks and airplanes :
https://www.amazon.com/Modern-Military-Aircraft-Technical-Guides/dp/1838861114
https://www.amazon.it/Czolgi-wozy-o...&refinements=p_27:Russell+Hart&s=books&sr=1-3
Ironically I think this book is "banned" in its English version because it looked like it disappeared as soon as the war started...it was available in English and now... well...ironically it's available in Polish. But maybe it's just my wild imagination.
What's your guys opinion on these products ?
I had a difficult time finding recent (2010-2021/2022) professional illustrated guides/manuals and more on Amazon and similars.
I am looking also for an illustrator.
Not for now because my priorities shifted heavily but maybe in the future.
This guy seems to fit the bill but I can't tell if he knows what he is doing :
Jetfreak-7 - Hobbyist, Digital Artist | DeviantArt
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Here's the website to ask questions about those games: Marc Miller, one of the designers, runs itAnyone wriing about dystopian future conflicts should immerse themselves in the vast amounts of paper and online material produced as background for these role playing games since the 1980s.
Twilight: 2000 - Wikipedia
2300 AD - Wikipedia
Shadowrun - Wikipedia
Cyberpunk (role-playing game) - Wikipedia
The material covers geography, technology, politics and much moreRussia can build the whole spectrum of military aircraft from small drones to strategic bombers. They're somewhat behind the state of the art compared to the United States, but still generally competitive.
Japan's aviation industry is currently closer to Brazil's in terms of products offered - transports, trainers, MPAs, trainers, some helicopters. However, by 2040 I'd expect them to be closer to being able to produce the whole spectrum of military aircraft - they have a stealth fighter under development, after all.
So a bit of a recap :
As suggested by @CV12Hornet
I like the sound of it !
- Gripen with
- Israeli Avionics
- Russian Jet engine or
- Japanese Jet engine as suggested by @overscan (PaulMM)
On the off topic : first you guys talk about pollution, then China, then what's the best English
On the last one I can comment as an Humanities student and civilian :
- Barbados
- Nigerian
- Texan
- Jamaican
- Israeli-accent English
An update :
I kinda mentally recovered from the news of my mother's cancer, she did her first session of chemo the 11th, the doctors are optimist and she was more worried/nervous/angry about her legal procedure with my father, who had claimed through his lawyer that she had lied in the past ( first time he actually made that affirmation ), that she had rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis BEFORE last year and she was making up her cancer.
The judge herself told him to shut the fuck up (in a legalese and formal way of speaking).
The good thing is it no longer like a year or two ago and she was a lucky one and they found it early and started chemo immediatly.
Returning to this thread main them :
https://www.amazon.it/Modern-Tanks-...&refinements=p_27:Russell+Hart&s=books&sr=1-2
- I apologize to anyone if I was arrogant or behaved like I spoiled brat , or anything remotely negative
- I did look into Jane's library and they do look much more legit than initially thought
- With that, I have seen their prices and it's out of my league
- Found some (apparently legit) books on the subjects of tanks and airplanes :
https://www.amazon.com/Modern-Military-Aircraft-Technical-Guides/dp/1838861114
https://www.amazon.it/Czolgi-wozy-o...&refinements=p_27:Russell+Hart&s=books&sr=1-3
Ironically I think this book is "banned" in its English version because it looked like it disappeared as soon as the war started...it was available in English and now... well...ironically it's available in Polish. But maybe it's just my wild imagination.
What's your guys opinion on these products ?
I had a difficult time finding recent (2010-2021/2022) professional illustrated guides/manuals and more on Amazon and similars.
I am looking also for an illustrator.
Not for now because my priorities shifted heavily but maybe in the future.
This guy seems to fit the bill but I can't tell if he knows what he is doing :
Jetfreak-7 - Hobbyist, Digital Artist | DeviantArt
Check out Jetfreak-7's art on DeviantArt. Browse the user profile and get inspired.
