Iranian UAVs | News and Discussions

[Beny Karachun]

I asked you first, I want to pick the brains of the man who says ice=dry water. Do you think by making such comments you undermine the UAV superiority of Iran? Does it help you sleep at night?

Dry water is ice lol, it's water molecules, as long as they don't melt, they're dry.

What superiority? you don't even have SATCOM. Your drones just get blown up.

 

[Stryker1982]

I don't know you tell me

Looks like the prototype. The banner picture behind it would be final build. Personally, I don't see a point in more suicide UAVs, we already have so many, and so many unknown ones. No point

 

[Stryker1982]

Why don't they ever create Suicide UAVs with optics. To be a true human-in-the-loop loitering munition...

 

[Daylamite Warrior]

Dry water is ice lol, it's water molecules, as long as they don't melt, they're dry.

What superiority? you don't even have SATCOM. Your drones just get blown up.

No no no, I didnt ask you about dry ice and if you explain that brain dead garbage again here, I will report you. Ice holds moisture because it is made of water. A 5 year old understands this.

We have more drones than you, they are more effective than whatever you have, and they are proven in the battlefield. Drones are made to get blown up by the way, and we dont have to lie about flying them into your airspace either lol

 

[Daylamite Warrior]

Lmfao, they're worse, cheap copycats, they might have similar hulls, but Iranian drones to Israeli drones is the same as Dacia to a Tesla.

Drones are meant to be blown up but yours are just too good in that role.

Meanwhile ours just casually blow up Iranian aerospace engineers and drone factories

It's not wet if it's a solid


Probably because Iran lacks SATCOM, that means low flying suicide drones will not be able to transmit footage from those optics (or be controlled), makes no sense to add optics for LOS controlled suicide drones.

Solid water holds moisture. Dust is still dry when I touch it, ice is not, so therefore ice is not dry. Simple logic.

There has been no evidence of Israeli drones or Jets coming into Iranian airspace, just claims from zio media.

Secondly, Iranian drones fleet is manifold bigger than yours and have been copied from the gift that keeps on giving which would be US adventurism.

No our drones are sold around the region and tend to blow up oil installations with pinpoint accuracy and evades US AD.

 

[DoubleYouSee]

why not just use Shahed-136 or Kyan or Arash

they don't have optical/IR seeker.

 

[Daylamite Warrior]

Probably because Iran lacks SATCOM, that means low flying suicide drones will not be able to transmit footage from those optics (or be controlled), makes no sense to add optics for LOS controlled suicide drones.

If your hand would be cold it will still be dry. It's only wet because your body heat melts it.

No evidence so your scientists and engineers just blow themselves up?

No, if your hand was cold the property of the ice will not change and will still be moist. The warmth just makes the solid water change structure to liquid. This will shock you but all states of water contain moisture.

You have inroads with the Bahai and secular traitors in Iran to do your dirty work. Thats your only method, paying criminals.

 

[xbat]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1563581302636711937

 

[Hydration]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1563581302636711937

Man, Thats a new level of probganda

@Beny Karachun @Daylamite Warrior Dry Ice is the solid form of Co2. Youre supposed to learn this at seventh grade chemistry

 

[Daylamite Warrior]

It won't be wet, my hand will be completely dry, thus, solid water, aka ice, is dry.

And no, ice is dry, you could rub your clothes with ice and they will still be dry, given that they're not warm.

Of course it would lol your hands will be wet after touching the ice. Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide, not H2O lol....

Is Ice Wet? (Solved with Science) - Cold Geeks

One of the most interesting questions I've ever heard is some variation of, "Is ice wet?" It's time to answer the question once and for all.

coldgeeks.com

"Ice is wet because it forms a small quasi-liquid coating during the transition of water from ice to steam or from steam to ice. This liquid layer is considered metastable, which means it can usually exist in a state of near equilibrium with its surroundings. Dry ice, water, snow, and steam are wet."

Goodbye Beny

 

[mohsen]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1563581302636711937

In a low quality clip of a wargame in which missiles, bombs and suicide drones were used, source of an explosion isn't visible.

sane people know it's expected in such a clip.

Morons conclude fake impact. (usually due to their butt-hurts)

 

[Homajon]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1563581302636711937

https://twitter.com/x/status/1563593701074407424

 

[Beny Karachun]

Of course it would lol your hands will be wet after touching the ice. Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide, not H2O lol....

Is Ice Wet? (Solved with Science) - Cold Geeks

One of the most interesting questions I've ever heard is some variation of, "Is ice wet?" It's time to answer the question once and for all.

coldgeeks.com

"Ice is wet because it forms a small quasi-liquid coating during the transition of water from ice to steam or from steam to ice. This liquid layer is considered metastable, which means it can usually exist in a state of near equilibrium with its surroundings. Dry ice, water, snow, and steam are wet."

Goodbye Beny

That blog means nothing, it's a very shallow answer, simply refuted: QLL only exist under certain conditions. There are conditions in which they don't exist:

"In addition to the situation for equilibrium PH2O, we found that no QLL phase appeared on ice crystal surfaces under both undersaturated and low supersaturated PH2O conditions (Fig. 5B). QLLs appeared only for PH2O higher than a certain critical supersaturation. This result clearly demonstrates that QLL phases are less stable than ice in any PH2O range. In other words, two types of QLLs are formed kinetically, not by the melting of ice surfaces, but by the deposition of supersaturated water vapor on ice surfaces. To our knowledge, this study shows the first experimental evidence that supersaturation of water vapor plays a crucially important role in the formation of QLLs."

 

[xbat]

i couldnt understand your point, why explosions before hit? i see the reason exaggerate explosions with some gas but why is there remote command for them?

 

[Sineva]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1563809146499223552