In this rant I will talk about how many Nigerians don’t associate love with anything except difficulty. If you do something nice for them and you didn’t experience hardship/complain/suffer to get it done, it means nothing.
You people really thought a jet can be invisible 😄🤣.
No jet is invisible. Not to radar, and definitely not to the many other systems designed to detect a (flying) object.
What these jets do is reduce how visible they are.
Stealth shaping (no sharp corners or vertical surfaces) deflects radar away, radar absorbing materials reduce the return signal, and even the engine design (hiding the engine fan etc) helps limit heat and exposure. However, make no mistake, they can still be detected. The difference is timing.
By the time you see them, it may already be too late to do anything about it.
It’s like driving with full headlights versus low lights. One is obvious from far away, the other you notice much later.
Everything that works is science and application, no magic.
Again, I am sure the military that uses them knows they are not invisible, because mission planning is a core component of the stealth strategy. They plan routes and timing for when the other side would be most surprised.
Sit this one out, please; you have no idea about the intricacies of Nigerian national politics. In Nigeria, we have families where one parent is Christian and the other Muslim, so stay out of our national politics because when Nigerians are caught up in endless killings, you’re safe in your own space.
@NICKIMINAJ Focus on Sudan, Cameroon, Tanzania, Uganda, and other African countries that have lifelong presidents who subject the majority of their people to abject poverty.
Nigeria needs weapons to fight insurgents, and this move will hurt Nigeria’s fight against these terrorists because the US government will not sell weapons to us.
This happened in 2014–2015 (#BringBackOurGirls). Did you know most of those girls were never recovered alive?
Kind of disappointed with this post, but everyone is entitled to their opinion.
You could fund a couple of schools in Nigeria effortlessly, but somehow, that doesn’t cross your mind?
The UK doesn’t create anything.
No one wakes up in Shanghai, Lagos, or Dubai thinking: “I need something from Britain.”
Once, this country forged ships, steel, locomotives. Now we export Netflix actors and HR departments.
Finance isn’t real, GDP is smoke.
It’s just numbers about numbers bankers trading made up money for imaginary value.
We don’t build, don’t innovate.
We don’t produce anything the world actually wants or needs.
Meanwhile, the average Brit is told they’re “productive” because they spent 9 hours on a Zoom call about inclusive language while sipping a £4.80 oat milk flat white.
Wake up. Productivity is creation.
If you aren’t building, planting, protecting, or selling you’re just noise.
“For me, the greatest miracle of chess is in the inate ability of a pawn (the least valuable piece) to become a queen (The most powerful piece).” - Tunde Onakoya
You have consistently exemplified one of life’s biggest ironies: that attaining a life of significance comes from serving the least significant among us.
Congratulations Tunde on this monumental feat, and on the continuing phenomenal achievements of Chess in Slums Africa @chessinslums .
"Ah Segun Son Rí IDAN"
{Segun! can you see wonders}.
Some school kids couldn't believe the sight when they witnessed some aerobatic maneuvers of this @flynaerospace UAV in Lagos.
This impressive UAV is fully Nigerian; it's designed and built here in Nigeria by Nigerians.
Our #Naero#Wasp flying with our #Atona and flight controller during a test.
Notice how the landing gear aligns with the frame during flight to attain better aerodynamics, making flying smoother, better and faster.
@flynaerospace
Fly with us 🚀
#drones#naerospace#airnaero
Our UAV flying with our #Atona + flight controller during a test.
Kindly see how the landing gear aligns with the frame during flight to attain better aerodynamics, making flying smoother, better and faster.
@flynaerospace
🚀
#drones#naerospace#ResearchandDevelopment