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- 29 May 2004 20:14
- Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
- Topic: The Saras Flies!
- Replies: 236
- Views: 97525
Re: The Saras Flies!
Not only is the effort admirable but one has to also admire Raj Mahindra who worked on some of this post retirement if I am not mistaken. It is sad that he did not live to see this day. He was truly the guiding spirit for Project SARAS.
- 02 Apr 2004 21:15
- Forum: BR Nostalgia Archive
- Topic: Top 100,000 Websites: Bharat Rakshak!!!
- Replies: 75
- Views: 112779
Re: Top 100,000 Websites: Bharat Rakshak!!!
When did 5 year olds get to know about "Coke bottle" 36-24-36 statistics, Whitcomb area ruling
and supercritical wing etc? I thought 5 year olds only did japam and Vishnu sahasranamam. Dont see Coke bottles anymore modern engine technology has put paid to that.
and supercritical wing etc? I thought 5 year olds only did japam and Vishnu sahasranamam. Dont see Coke bottles anymore modern engine technology has put paid to that.
- 28 Feb 2004 17:53
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 20 Feb 2004
- Replies: 334
- Views: 106973
Re: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 20 Feb 2004
Just a remark about two explosions detected at Chaghai. I again checked the NEIC database which is maintained by USGS(United States Geological Service), Chaghai went off at 10.16, and 15.23 seconds am GMT. No other event is reported in that area after that. NEIC assigns a body wave magnitude of 4.80...
- 28 Feb 2004 08:11
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 20 Feb 2004
- Replies: 334
- Views: 106973
Re: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 20 Feb 2004
Shiv, Ramana: These discussions are bringing back memories of old days. Anyhow I just checked the NEIC data base for earthquakes for May 30th.Well, this is what the data base has, off course there are hundreds of earthquakes that day but there is one at 6.54am GMT, at surface depth zero,(nukes will ...
- 28 Feb 2004 06:31
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 20 Feb 2004
- Replies: 334
- Views: 106973
Re: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 20 Feb 2004
Ramana, the two, three peaks dont necesarily mean two or three devices, there are all types of waves coming from the source, and they arrive at different times for example compressional and transverse waves will both be created and they will travel at different speeds and arrive thus at different ti...
- 27 Feb 2004 22:17
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 20 Feb 2004
- Replies: 334
- Views: 106973
Re: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 20 Feb 2004
Sunil: The data out there supports what you write. However there are two possibilities, 1+1, 10kt each, or one design #4(China), 20kt. All this talk of 6 is just rubbish. Next Pakistan claimed that it tested all these devices in a single shaft.This is stupid. How would they get the data needed to mo...
- 27 Feb 2004 17:36
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 20 Feb 2004
- Replies: 334
- Views: 106973
Re: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 20 Feb 2004
The other shoe will also fall one day soon. That is how Los Alamos, and AWE(Atomic weapons establishment, UK) conspire to keep serious articles that reveal the truth out of the public domain, their sordidity will be revealed in full, right now they are almost naked. Now all these revelations are pro...
- 09 Feb 2004 03:20
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 07 Feb 2004
- Replies: 354
- Views: 106384
Re: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 07 Feb 2004
After Pokaran-2 I remember Vajpayee made a statement that it was detected that TSP had a test in the works so India decided to test. This was a speech given in Hindi. I suspect that if TSP had tested earlier there would have been no sanctions on it and India would have been left holding the ball. Al...
- 07 Feb 2004 07:46
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 04 Feb 2004
- Replies: 339
- Views: 107850
Re: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 04 Feb 2004
Johann I think I understand your viewpoint. By the way the Indian Ocean "flash" no radioactivity was ever detected right? Now another point, after Pokaran there was a great deal of debate and emphasis in the western media as to how because of the military being in it from day 1 and knowled...
- 07 Feb 2004 04:07
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 04 Feb 2004
- Replies: 339
- Views: 107850
Re: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 04 Feb 2004
Johann: I completely disagree. You cannot test in "secrecy". Seismic waves are completely different for earthquakes and nuclear explosions. I have made this completely clear on many occasions, things like m_b/m_s plots and other data are a dead give away. If the explosion is above the dete...
- 31 Jan 2004 07:55
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 22 Jan 2004
- Replies: 325
- Views: 98439
Re: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 22 Jan 2004
thanks for the correction.
- 31 Jan 2004 07:36
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 22 Jan 2004
- Replies: 325
- Views: 98439
Re: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 22 Jan 2004
big city re-named Sialkot----> Faisalabad(after Faisal ibn-Saud)
- 10 Jan 2004 05:42
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 25 Dec 2003
- Replies: 332
- Views: 126880
Re: Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation - 25 Dec 2003
About Chagai on May 28th, my analysis indicates two devices were detonated, each one was a 8-10kt device, these were simultaneously detonated, spectral analysis of the seismic data from Chagai does not indicate separate events but a single blast. The Gupta paper in Current Science puts its finger on...
- 13 Dec 2002 06:22
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Dr Chidambaram's talk on Pokharan II
- Replies: 116
- Views: 50126
Re: Dr Chidambaram's talk on Pokharan II
I have already posted a little note with links to the pertinent documents before all this. My post is the last post in the Strategic forces discussion forum. There I had given explicit links to the Wallace documents. So here we go again: http://www.iris.iris.edu/HQ/Bluebook/bluebook.html Chapter 5 c...
- 30 Oct 2002 19:42
- Forum: Military History Archive
- Topic: Why were B-24 Liberators demolished after World War II?
- Replies: 20
- Views: 23095
Re: Why were B-24 Liberators demolished after World War II?
I remember very much the graveyard in Kanpur where the Liberators were. They were all lying an a huge field opposite the Traffic Police Lines in a part of Kanpur Cantt. called Mirpur. The bits and pieces were still there in 1959. But by the middle 60's everything was gone. Years later I visited Pima...
- 10 Jul 2002 19:32
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Seismology for Dummies: Guesstimating nuke test yields
- Replies: 150
- Views: 49105
Re: Seismology for Dummies: Guesstimating nuke test yields
First of all I do not recall anywhere it being said that double explosions were a first for POK-2. The thread is full of unsubstantiated innuendos. It can be said however that there are not that many articles analysing such explosions. However, since there are so many "seismic experts" on ...
- 24 Jul 2001 21:18
- Forum: Nuclear Issues Archive
- Topic: Pokhran-II Yield
- Replies: 33
- Views: 13790
Re: Pokhran-II Yield
The scientific reporting in India is just<BR>stupid. A few days ago The Hindu ran an article about how a learned professor Thomas Vaddakan had successfully trisected an<BR>"impossible angle" of 60 degrees. Apparently<BR>this misguided soul was going to send his paper to the American Math. ...
- 23 Apr 2001 08:07
- Forum: Military History Archive
- Topic: Supreme Valour: IA Units in World War II
- Replies: 115
- Views: 63638
Re: Supreme Valour: IA Units in World War II
Mr Zaki,<BR>Hope you checked your facts. 2nd battalion,<BR>5th Mahratta LI, is the famous Kali Panchwin<BR>or black 5th. This battalion won battle honors in Keren in Burma in WW2 and then was in Japan for about 5 years after the end of hostilities. An Internet search under Kali<BR>Panchwin will reve...
- 17 Jan 2001 22:42
- Forum: Mil-Tech Archive
- Topic: News, Reports and Analysis: LCA
- Replies: 153
- Views: 59260
Re: News, Reports and Analysis: LCA
Here are some questions:<BR>1. Is Whitcomb's area ruling and Whitcomb's<BR>supercritical wing outdated concepts in modern fighter design?<BR>2.Does the area ruling concept play a particularly important role in the transonic regime? where most likely most combat action does take place, or across the ...