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The Flanker airframe is not particularly stealthy. However, adjustments to the engine inlets and canopy, and the use of radar-absorbent material, supposedly halve the Su-35’s radar cross-section; one article claims it may be down to between one and three meters. This could reduce the range it can be detected and targeted, but the Su-35 is still not a “stealth fighter.”

https://nationalinterest.org/blog/t...stealth-fighter-the-plane-the-air-force-25565

Though not a stealth fighter, its fuselage has been shaped and coated with radar-absorbing material which would be supplemented by the plane's electronic warfare radar jammers.

https://www.upi.com/MiG-pushing-for-exports-of-the-MiG-35-fighter/9661498153646/

Anyway, the first application of radiation absorbing material was USSR's Soyuz manned spacecraft which applies RAM in solar panels to absorb radiation from Sun to make electricity.
 
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Nope. MiG-35 has RAM. Su-35 S has RAM.

The Flanker airframe is not particularly stealthy. However, adjustments to the engine inlets and canopy, and the use of radar-absorbent material, supposedly halve the Su-35’s radar cross-section; one article claims it may be down to between one and three meters. This could reduce the range it can be detected and targeted, but the Su-35 is still not a “stealth fighter.”

https://nationalinterest.org/blog/t...stealth-fighter-the-plane-the-air-force-25565

Though not a stealth fighter, its fuselage has been shaped and coated with radar-absorbing material which would be supplemented by the plane's electronic warfare radar jammers.

https://www.upi.com/MiG-pushing-for-exports-of-the-MiG-35-fighter/9661498153646/
I need a official source not some random news paper pick @undertakerwwefan :hitwall::hitwall::hitwall:

The Flanker airframe is not particularly stealthy. However, adjustments to the engine inlets and canopy, and the use of radar-absorbent material, supposedly halve the Su-35’s radar cross-section; one article claims it may be down to between one and three meters. This could reduce the range it can be detected and targeted, but the Su-35 is still not a “stealth fighter.”

https://nationalinterest.org/blog/t...stealth-fighter-the-plane-the-air-force-25565

Though not a stealth fighter, its fuselage has been shaped and coated with radar-absorbing material which would be supplemented by the plane's electronic warfare radar jammers.

https://www.upi.com/MiG-pushing-for-exports-of-the-MiG-35-fighter/9661498153646/

Anyway, the first application of radiation absorbing material was USSR's Soyuz manned spacecraft which applies RAM in solar panels to absorb radiation from Sun to make electricity.
offical not just a random news paper pick @undertakerwwefan :hitwall::hitwall::crazy::crazy:
 
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Every object you can see with your eyes has RAM. It absorbs some radiation and turns that into heat so it has temperature. Reflects some radiation back. So you can see it.
F-22/F-35/J-20/Su-57 uses RAM extensively throughout fuselage but, 4.5th uses at certain areas like air intakes nosecone etc etc @undertakerwwefan
 
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F-22/F-35/J-20/Su-57 uses RAM extensively throughout fuselage but, 4.5th uses at certain areas like air intakes nosecone etc etc @undertakerwwefan

Every object you can see with your eyes has RAM all over it. It absorbs some radiation and turns that into heat so it has temperature all over it. Reflects some radiation back. So you can see it with your eyes.

Su-30 MKK / MK2

 
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Every object you can see with your eyes has RAM all over it. It absorbs some radiation and turns that into heat so it has temperature all over it. Reflects some radiation back. So you can see it with your eyes.

Su-30 MKK / MK2

Bro you don't know what is you talking about 4.5th gen jet using RAM at certain areas like air intakes etc etc not all over the fuselage @undertakerwwefan and for heat signature this problem solves decades ago fuel absorbed that heat and dump through engine, @undertakerwwefan

So you can see it with your eyes.
:lol::lol::lol::enjoy: how can you see a jet flying at 30,000 feet with your naked eyes @undertakerwwefan o_Oo_Oo_O:p::enjoy:
 
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You wanted proof MiG-35 and Su-35 have RAM. I proved
Yeah you prove in only your baseless blabbering @undertakerwwefan :enjoy: keep blabbering without a base @undertakerwwefan :blah::blah::blah:
Every object has RAM all over it. Every object in this universe. Because every object has temperature above absolute 0.
:lol::lol::lol::enjoy: what a logic you have boy @undertakerwwefan and don't try to relate astronomical physics to aerodynamics physics they are not related @undertakerwwefan :disagree:
 
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Every object on this planet follows the laws of physics. F-22 included.

Typhoon

do you know what are in those clips that you're showing @undertakerwwefan o_Oo_O, yes but dynamics physical laws but not astronomical physical law @undertakerwwefan :disagree:

Every object on this planet follows the laws of physics. F-22 included.

Typhoon

that a water vapors condensation on supersonic flight at low level and doesn't relate to heat/temp changes @undertakerwwefan ;):enjoy:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supersonic_speed @undertakerwwefan :p::enjoy:
 
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