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No idea bro
First time hearing it lol
I am sure few others may have seen these silos, terrifying things and certainly not for claustrophobic...missile watch and control station was like few hundred metres away from the silo itself connected by tunnel and multiple blast proof doors (for expected first strike attack), I think it was masked as weather station or something from outside with barely no visible security. Would be interesting to see if one gets decommissioned in India sometime to compare....you can even see code input feeders and launch key slots....very interesting....Russian ones seem to be even more elaboratePlus the missiles are getting smaller vs 1960's liquid or solid ones and also silos are expensive, easy to target probabilistically in 2nd strike oriented country and also not very flexible. Indian railways would be great with our vast network if they can fig out a camouflaging strategy
If you know what to look out for, you could see few more sites yourself in GE.Here it is...if you have seen it then good to know
I guess it is possible but mostly Indian strategy is road mobile with priority shifting to subs....I do agree we will never see any confirmation or clarity beyond ambiguity.
Some insta post then googled it , so a wiki page by same name , it's saud to be classified materialSource ?
Is it really necessary to talk about silos to prove a point? Especially giving info that you have seen n numbers of em?What are you talking about?
Personally I've seen two sites.
A5 of course is not made for Silo based launch, but nevertheless we have Silos present in India among plain sight.
There is nothing sensitive in what he said, he did not give out location and if he is from govt then never a good idea to get on forums and put out your opinions plus he did not indicate that he went into the silo....lot of people claim lot of things on internet....so he did nothing wrong in my opinionIs it really necessary to talk about silos to prove a point? Especially giving info that you have seen n numbers of em?
this system was established by the kaveri class offset deal.Ya’ll Nibbiars
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No idea about current status but they are developing photonic integrated circuits for high speed computing.@fire starter bhai u posted a edited snap of drdo supercomputers, in which Optical processors were mentioned.
has the 2nd phase of building optical supercomputers started?
There was a talented guy from a Nagaland village in the above mentioned IISC laboratory , he has so much research publication in his account or simply an expert in photonic circuits but I think last year or recently he shifted to University of California San Diego, America. check alumni's photos in that link. In future we can hear his name for some achievement for someone. I don't want to mention his name but one thing our policy makers attitude towards researchers must be changed. Brain drain is a true fact...No idea about current status but they are developing photonic integrated circuits for high speed computing.
Projects | Photonics Research Laboratory
www.cense.iisc.ac.inSponsored projects | IOGROUP
Since its inception in January 2007, the group has been actively engaged in novel design, fabrication and characterizations of integrated optoelectronic devices for communication systems and sensor applications. The group is now equipped with micro/nano fabrication facilities (Centre for NEMS...www.ee.iitm.ac.in
Do you know that what I've said is available in open media?Is it really necessary to talk about silos to prove a point? Especially giving info that you have seen n numbers of em?