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Aw man, look at all these baseless conspiracy theories.

lol...let's put hello kitty patch on one of these then.

Kind of awesome... LIVE REAL TIME SATELLITE TRACKING AND PREDICTIONS: OTV 3 (USA 240)

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A large, classified unmanned aircraft developed by Northrop Grumman is now flying—and it demonstrates a major advance in combining stealth and aerodynamic efficiency. Defense and intelligence officials say the secret unmanned aerial system (UAS), designed for intelligence, surveillance and...

Cyber Monday is better in my opinion. Got to press the refresh button every second. :lol:

Gambit, if the US gets involved we're the losers that sticks their nose into everyone's business. If the US doesn't get involved it's all our fault if X or Y happens. So it's a futile dilemma.

Wow! Never realized people can go fully retarded until I saw this thread.

Oh my! 2+2=5, so George Clooney is an Illuminati.

Bigger and more powerful does NOT equate to better. Sheesh.

You're always saying the J-20 having a bigger and a more powerful radar and it'll equate to a better one. The MIG-25's radar was so powerful that it burned through ECM or jamming. Critical thinking can help you figure out what I'm trying to say.

I have one thing to say.…MIG-25.

How is looking into unencrypted feeds hacking?

Don't know how is this relevant to the topic. Well, you just lost the argument.

Gambit, do you have any experience in MATLAB, XPATCH, and RAM2d etc computational electromagnetic coding? Were you required using these codes in your career?

In 1976, U.S. Air Force SR-71 Blackbird crews flew from New York to London in less than two hours, reaching speeds exceeding Mach 3 and setting world records that have held up for nearly four decades. But those world records may not stay unbroken for long. That’s because today, at the...

The SR-72 is being designed with strike capability in mind. “We would envision a role with over-flight ISR, as well as missiles,” Leland says. Being launched from a Mach 6 platform, the weapons would not require a booster, significantly reducing weight. The higher speed of the SR-72 would also...

Nearly two decades after the famed Mach 3 SR-71 Blackbird spyplane was retired, its developer, Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works, has revealed exclusively to Aviation Week that it is ready to begin development of a hypersonic successor, the SR-72. In a detailed report in the Nov. 4 edition of...