India-China Border conflict

[Shashank Nayak]

Globaltimes single handedly trying to destroy Eu-China relations


"sweep Lithuania into the trashcan of history"

man who do these asshole thnk they are ?

still Lithuania seem to have more balls than a certain "country"


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upcoming 14th India-China talks was supposed to take place this week but is still not been announced.

looks like PLA told IA to go fuck themselves again.

Lithuania is America's cat's paw.. There is no organic link or cultural link between Taiwan and the Baltic states. Lithuania and other baltic states are terrified of Russia, and the possibility of Russian annexation.. and will do anything that US asks for in return for substantial US support / military presence in their countries..

 

[Jimih]

Fire aboard Chinese Navy (PLAN) warship, Qingdao, China, hidden from world

 

[fire starter]

Fire aboard Chinese Navy (PLAN) warship, Qingdao, China, hidden from world

Bat BBQ gone wrong

 

[THESIS THORON]

fuk, that is amazing

Chinese satellite research grabs hi-res images of US city in seconds

The Beijing-3 small commercial satellite can take images while rotating at up to 10 degrees per second, a speed not seen on a satellite before: paper.

www.scmp.com

In just 42 seconds, a small Chinese satellite captured images of a large area around a US city that would be sharp enough to identify a military vehicle on the street and tell what type of weapon it might be carrying, say scientists reporting on the breakthrough.
Beijing-3, a small one-tonne commercial satellite launched by China in June performed an in-depth scan of the core area of the San Francisco Bay (3,800 square kilometres or 1,470 square miles), according to scientists involved in the project

Images taken by Beijing-3 satellite over San Francisco Bay area showed the small craft could take clear hi-res images while moving.Photo: Yang Fang, Spacecraft Engineering journal

 

[THESIS THORON]

another report

China tests Beijing-3 satellite that captures Hi-Res images of US city in seconds: Report

www.republicworld.com

On Monday, December 27, Scientists in China stated that Beijing-3, a small one-ton commercial satellite launched by China in June, completed an in-depth assessment of the core area of the San Francisco Bay (3,800 square kilometres). They claimed that the satellite also captured images of a broad region around a US city in just 42 seconds, which is reported to be a lot faster than many commercial satellites. The photographs were clear enough to identify a military vehicle on the street and determine what kind of weapon it was carrying, they stated as reported by Sputnik citing the South China Morning Post.

The photographs were reportedly taken from a height of 500 kilometres and had a resolution of 50 centimetres per pixel. The satellite's performance test found that it could capture images while spinning at up to 10 degrees per second, a speed never seen before on a satellite, according to the researchers. The research team also wrote an article about the satellite and its speed of capturing pictures, which was published in the Chinese journal Spacecraft Engineering earlier this month, as per Sputnik. Yang Fang, a lead researcher, stated that China was a bit late in terms of agile satellite technology, but it made a lot of progress in a short amount of time.

Despite its small size and modest cost, Beijing-3 is considered the most agile satellite in terms of speed and could be one of the most powerful Earth observation satellites ever produced, according to the research. Because of the satellite's agility, it was able to fulfil certain previously thought-to-be-impossible observation tasks. These include taking photos of the winding, 6,300-kilometre-long Yangtze River between the Tibetan plateau and the East China Sea in just one fly-by from north to south across China, the report stated.



Beijing-3's response time is 2-3 times faster than America's WorldView-4 satellite
The satellite, which is equipped with AI, is said to be able to choose its flight itinerary automatically, monitoring up to 500 places of interest across the world with around 100 revisits per day. The satellite can also detect the presence of specific targets and send photos of them to ground control. It is worth mentioning here that Beijing-3's response time is 2-3 times faster than WorldView-4, one of the most advanced Earth observation satellites developed by the United States using similar technology, as per the report. Furthermore, the scanning band of Beijing-3 is 77% wider than WorldView-4's despite weighing half as much.

 

[Covfefe]

Guy was the private secretary of manmohan singh for almost 2 years and then of Modi for around 2 months.

So him being a sarv dharam vadapav is well on the cards.

My point is further backed up by the fact that he was already a part of Indo china border talks over the past few months and looking at how dogshit each one of them went i don't see how he can bring any difference.

Private secretary to the PM and Principal Secretary to PMO/CMO are usually fairly smart guys. Don't just discount him yet. If he wasn't good, he wouldn't have stayed with MMS for 2 years and then Modi too(sarkar change post change works for bureaucracy especially the key posts)

 

[not so dravidian]

fuk, that is amazing

Chinese satellite research grabs hi-res images of US city in seconds

The Beijing-3 small commercial satellite can take images while rotating at up to 10 degrees per second, a speed not seen on a satellite before: paper.

www.scmp.com

In just 42 seconds, a small Chinese satellite captured images of a large area around a US city that would be sharp enough to identify a military vehicle on the street and tell what type of weapon it might be carrying, say scientists reporting on the breakthrough.
Beijing-3, a small one-tonne commercial satellite launched by China in June performed an in-depth scan of the core area of the San Francisco Bay (3,800 square kilometres or 1,470 square miles), according to scientists involved in the project

Images taken by Beijing-3 satellite over San Francisco Bay area showed the small craft could take clear hi-res images while moving.Photo: Yang Fang, Spacecraft Engineering journal

another report

China tests Beijing-3 satellite that captures Hi-Res images of US city in seconds: Report

www.republicworld.com

On Monday, December 27, Scientists in China stated that Beijing-3, a small one-ton commercial satellite launched by China in June, completed an in-depth assessment of the core area of the San Francisco Bay (3,800 square kilometres). They claimed that the satellite also captured images of a broad region around a US city in just 42 seconds, which is reported to be a lot faster than many commercial satellites. The photographs were clear enough to identify a military vehicle on the street and determine what kind of weapon it was carrying, they stated as reported by Sputnik citing the South China Morning Post.

The photographs were reportedly taken from a height of 500 kilometres and had a resolution of 50 centimetres per pixel. The satellite's performance test found that it could capture images while spinning at up to 10 degrees per second, a speed never seen before on a satellite, according to the researchers. The research team also wrote an article about the satellite and its speed of capturing pictures, which was published in the Chinese journal Spacecraft Engineering earlier this month, as per Sputnik. Yang Fang, a lead researcher, stated that China was a bit late in terms of agile satellite technology, but it made a lot of progress in a short amount of time.

Despite its small size and modest cost, Beijing-3 is considered the most agile satellite in terms of speed and could be one of the most powerful Earth observation satellites ever produced, according to the research. Because of the satellite's agility, it was able to fulfil certain previously thought-to-be-impossible observation tasks. These include taking photos of the winding, 6,300-kilometre-long Yangtze River between the Tibetan plateau and the East China Sea in just one fly-by from north to south across China, the report stated.



Beijing-3's response time is 2-3 times faster than America's WorldView-4 satellite
The satellite, which is equipped with AI, is said to be able to choose its flight itinerary automatically, monitoring up to 500 places of interest across the world with around 100 revisits per day. The satellite can also detect the presence of specific targets and send photos of them to ground control. It is worth mentioning here that Beijing-3's response time is 2-3 times faster than WorldView-4, one of the most advanced Earth observation satellites developed by the United States using similar technology, as per the report. Furthermore, the scanning band of Beijing-3 is 77% wider than WorldView-4's despite weighing half as much.

No wonder. Seems like all the stolen data from cyberattack was used for practising algorithm.

They r also now using high speed as targets for improving algorithms for detecting US Aircraft.

Worrying development.

Here ISRO has postponed NG Cartosat Launch.

BTW, we and da joos r working on next gen nano satellite for Early BMD Warning. Does anyone have any idea on update??
@fire starter @SavageKing456

Spoiler

Still take it with a bit of salt

 

[Jimih]

Han Chinese now using Tibetians

 

[IndianHawk]

India constructs 24 bridges, three roads at China and Pakistan borders for swift troop movement

Of the 24 bridges, nine are in Jammu and Kashmir, five each in Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh, three in Uttarakhand and one each in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh. Of the three roads, two are in Ladakh and one is in West Bengal.

m.economictimes.com

24 new bridges along border ....

 

[THESIS THORON]

No wonder. Seems like all the stolen data from cyberattack was used for practising algorithm.

They r also now using high speed as targets for improving algorithms for detecting US Aircraft.

Worrying development.

Here ISRO has postponed NG Cartosat Launch.

BTW, we and da joos r working on next gen nano satellite for Early BMD Warning. Does anyone have any idea on update??
@fire starter @SavageKing456

Spoiler

Still take it with a bit of salt

and what abt that hyperspectral payload ??

 

[INDIAFIRST]

please tell me what is this pic below ...propaganda or real image

 

[Spindrift]

If anyone has noticed Mudi-ji is back to his clean trimmed look, it was said he would not trim his beard until the China situation is resolved - So I think we should take that as a sign?

No, I think his barber got fully vaccinated

 

[warmachine541]

another report

China tests Beijing-3 satellite that captures Hi-Res images of US city in seconds: Report

www.republicworld.com

On Monday, December 27, Scientists in China stated that Beijing-3, a small one-ton commercial satellite launched by China in June, completed an in-depth assessment of the core area of the San Francisco Bay (3,800 square kilometres). They claimed that the satellite also captured images of a broad region around a US city in just 42 seconds, which is reported to be a lot faster than many commercial satellites. The photographs were clear enough to identify a military vehicle on the street and determine what kind of weapon it was carrying, they stated as reported by Sputnik citing the South China Morning Post.

The photographs were reportedly taken from a height of 500 kilometres and had a resolution of 50 centimetres per pixel. The satellite's performance test found that it could capture images while spinning at up to 10 degrees per second, a speed never seen before on a satellite, according to the researchers. The research team also wrote an article about the satellite and its speed of capturing pictures, which was published in the Chinese journal Spacecraft Engineering earlier this month, as per Sputnik. Yang Fang, a lead researcher, stated that China was a bit late in terms of agile satellite technology, but it made a lot of progress in a short amount of time.

Despite its small size and modest cost, Beijing-3 is considered the most agile satellite in terms of speed and could be one of the most powerful Earth observation satellites ever produced, according to the research. Because of the satellite's agility, it was able to fulfil certain previously thought-to-be-impossible observation tasks. These include taking photos of the winding, 6,300-kilometre-long Yangtze River between the Tibetan plateau and the East China Sea in just one fly-by from north to south across China, the report stated.



Beijing-3's response time is 2-3 times faster than America's WorldView-4 satellite
The satellite, which is equipped with AI, is said to be able to choose its flight itinerary automatically, monitoring up to 500 places of interest across the world with around 100 revisits per day. The satellite can also detect the presence of specific targets and send photos of them to ground control. It is worth mentioning here that Beijing-3's response time is 2-3 times faster than WorldView-4, one of the most advanced Earth observation satellites developed by the United States using similar technology, as per the report. Furthermore, the scanning band of Beijing-3 is 77% wider than WorldView-4's despite weighing half as much.

They cannot beat US spy satellites. US spy satellites are decades ahead of other countries. Trump tweeted this image on TWITTER. Imagine what they must be hiding.

 

[mokoman]

please tell me what is this pic below ...propaganda or real image

View attachment 128210

night time satellite image ? , doesnt look like anything new

 

[Kumata]

another report

China tests Beijing-3 satellite that captures Hi-Res images of US city in seconds: Report

www.republicworld.com

On Monday, December 27, Scientists in China stated that Beijing-3, a small one-ton commercial satellite launched by China in June, completed an in-depth assessment of the core area of the San Francisco Bay (3,800 square kilometres). They claimed that the satellite also captured images of a broad region around a US city in just 42 seconds, which is reported to be a lot faster than many commercial satellites. The photographs were clear enough to identify a military vehicle on the street and determine what kind of weapon it was carrying, they stated as reported by Sputnik citing the South China Morning Post.

The photographs were reportedly taken from a height of 500 kilometres and had a resolution of 50 centimetres per pixel. The satellite's performance test found that it could capture images while spinning at up to 10 degrees per second, a speed never seen before on a satellite, according to the researchers. The research team also wrote an article about the satellite and its speed of capturing pictures, which was published in the Chinese journal Spacecraft Engineering earlier this month, as per Sputnik. Yang Fang, a lead researcher, stated that China was a bit late in terms of agile satellite technology, but it made a lot of progress in a short amount of time.

Despite its small size and modest cost, Beijing-3 is considered the most agile satellite in terms of speed and could be one of the most powerful Earth observation satellites ever produced, according to the research. Because of the satellite's agility, it was able to fulfil certain previously thought-to-be-impossible observation tasks. These include taking photos of the winding, 6,300-kilometre-long Yangtze River between the Tibetan plateau and the East China Sea in just one fly-by from north to south across China, the report stated.



Beijing-3's response time is 2-3 times faster than America's WorldView-4 satellite
The satellite, which is equipped with AI, is said to be able to choose its flight itinerary automatically, monitoring up to 500 places of interest across the world with around 100 revisits per day. The satellite can also detect the presence of specific targets and send photos of them to ground control. It is worth mentioning here that Beijing-3's response time is 2-3 times faster than WorldView-4, one of the most advanced Earth observation satellites developed by the United States using similar technology, as per the report. Furthermore, the scanning band of Beijing-3 is 77% wider than WorldView-4's despite weighing half as much.

Seems like cucks at republic fell for propoganda.. AI in imaging satellite and can do 100 round at will....

AI is overhyped folks... get over with it....Shaktimaan hai kya...

 

[Physx32]

another report

China tests Beijing-3 satellite that captures Hi-Res images of US city in seconds: Report

www.republicworld.com

On Monday, December 27, Scientists in China stated that Beijing-3, a small one-ton commercial satellite launched by China in June, completed an in-depth assessment of the core area of the San Francisco Bay (3,800 square kilometres). They claimed that the satellite also captured images of a broad region around a US city in just 42 seconds, which is reported to be a lot faster than many commercial satellites. The photographs were clear enough to identify a military vehicle on the street and determine what kind of weapon it was carrying, they stated as reported by Sputnik citing the South China Morning Post.

The photographs were reportedly taken from a height of 500 kilometres and had a resolution of 50 centimetres per pixel. The satellite's performance test found that it could capture images while spinning at up to 10 degrees per second, a speed never seen before on a satellite, according to the researchers. The research team also wrote an article about the satellite and its speed of capturing pictures, which was published in the Chinese journal Spacecraft Engineering earlier this month, as per Sputnik. Yang Fang, a lead researcher, stated that China was a bit late in terms of agile satellite technology, but it made a lot of progress in a short amount of time.

Despite its small size and modest cost, Beijing-3 is considered the most agile satellite in terms of speed and could be one of the most powerful Earth observation satellites ever produced, according to the research. Because of the satellite's agility, it was able to fulfil certain previously thought-to-be-impossible observation tasks. These include taking photos of the winding, 6,300-kilometre-long Yangtze River between the Tibetan plateau and the East China Sea in just one fly-by from north to south across China, the report stated.



Beijing-3's response time is 2-3 times faster than America's WorldView-4 satellite
The satellite, which is equipped with AI, is said to be able to choose its flight itinerary automatically, monitoring up to 500 places of interest across the world with around 100 revisits per day. The satellite can also detect the presence of specific targets and send photos of them to ground control. It is worth mentioning here that Beijing-3's response time is 2-3 times faster than WorldView-4, one of the most advanced Earth observation satellites developed by the United States using similar technology, as per the report. Furthermore, the scanning band of Beijing-3 is 77% wider than WorldView-4's despite weighing half as much.

Nobody knows the real specs of this RS satellite except a claimed spatial resolution of 0.5 m (at what wavelength?). CCP should release proper specifications, else nobody will believe these tall claims. BTW Cartosat 3 has a spatial resolution (panchromatic) of 0.25 m.

 

[Photon]

We postpone our launches, Chinese started a new series of hyperspectral satellite in addition to Gaofeng

 

[not so dravidian]

Nobody knows the real specs of this RS satellite except a claimed spatial resolution of 0.5 m (at what wavelength?). CCP should release proper specifications, else nobody will believe these tall claims. BTW Cartosat 3 has a spatial resolution (panchromatic) of 0.25 m.

Lolz! Cartosat 3 can do .25m at 16km^2.
Just now saw the print article and hyperspectral payload can operate in 4 spectral wavelength. What can Chinese satellite do??

Seems like propaganda

HOWEVER THE SPECTRAL PAYLOAD IS FROM A BRITISH COMPANY CALLED E2V. SO NOT INDIGENIOUS.



But still no excus for ISRO's delays

 

[THESIS THORON]

Nobody knows the real specs of this RS satellite except a claimed spatial resolution of 0.5 m (at what wavelength?). CCP should release proper specifications, else nobody will believe these tall claims. BTW Cartosat 3 has a spatial resolution (panchromatic) of 0.25 m.

the article is not saying that the chink sat has highest resolution but it is saying that it is the fastest satelite.
And regarding claims that chinki scientist have made I also have doubt in it.

 

[Super Flanker]

Found an interesting thing while exploring Chumbi Valley.

Just below the illegally Chinese-occupied Doklam plateau, China seems to have constructed "hardened shelters" for artillery.

Its unique feature is, the artillery can hide inside the safety of hardened-shelter, pretty much immune of counter-artillery fire, and for firing, it can come out in the fortified-front part which is faced towards India.

Only airstrikes (bunker-buster munition) or precision strikes at its opening (<3m CEP) will be effective in taking it out.

So I was right after all.

These Chinese are implementing new and new tactics day by day afterall.
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This type of Developments are always concerning for me.

Couple of questions with regards to this:

What is the cheapest option that we have in terms of BBM(bunker-buster munition) so that we can take out these Fortified Artillery Shelters? Any idea?

Do we have any Indigenous options in terms of it?

Or maybe we could use Spice-2000 bombs for it?(I guess if we use spice 2000 than ideally we should use the penetrator version of it)

this is what it would look like if we use it (It refers to the penetrator version of Spice-2000)