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I used to doubt stuff like this, but Iran did built their own uranium centrifuges. Also seemly they did captured some drones, and this would be plenty of mater
by speeder 14y ago
I used to doubt stuff like this, but Iran did built their own uranium centrifuges.
Also seemly they did captured some drones, and this would be plenty of material to reverse engineer.
- jstalin 14y agoDid you actually look at the pictures?
- jlgreco 14y agoThe most shitty looking part is that canopy. I wouldn't want to drive a car looking through that, much less a plane.
- shpxnvz 14y agoOh, just look at the pictures! Look at the fiberglass seams on the body and the shoddy finish of the skin and moldings in the cockpit. Look at the edge where the canopy seals. See any structural attachment points for the canopy? Compare to a real airplane [1] and see if you can spot the differences. 1. http://www.airforcetimes.com/xml/news/2009/01/airforce_pilot_assignments_012509/012509_airforce_pilot_assignments_800.JPG http://www.airforcetimes.com/xml/news/2009/01/airforce_pilot...
- Create 14y agoThe De Havilland Mosquito ("The Wooden Wonder", also known as "The Timber Terror") was a military aircraft that excelled in a number of roles during World War II. It was a twin-engine aircraft with the pilot and navigator sitting side by side. Unorthodox in design, it used a plywood structure of spruce and balsa in a time when wooden construction was considered outdated.
- CapitalistCartr 14y agoNo they didn't. They used oil money to pay the Russians to build/assemble/train them on their illegally imported centrifuges such as the Siemens ones the Stuxnet worm targeted.