Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan will also visit the Hiroshima Peace Park and lay wreaths in remembrance of the victims of HiroshimaChief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan on Sunday night left for Japan on an official visit. This visit aims to enhance the strong defence ties between the two nations, underscoring the growing importance of India-Japan Defence
India’s newest and most powerful ship, the aircraft carrier INS Vikrant, was inducted into the navy last Friday. India is currently building a new generation of warships for its navy and the Vikrant is the most visible symbol of Indian pride and industry reported Alex Gatopoulos.The latest, locally designed and manufactured Indian weapons system, the Vikrant not only highlights the abilities
Plasma Analyser Package for Aditya (PAPA) onboard Aditya-L1 spacecraft is an energy and mass analyser payload meant for monitoring the solar wind electrons flux and ions flux, with two sensors viz. Solar Wind Electron Energy Probe (SWEEP) and Solar Wind Ion Composition Analyser (SWICAR) respectively.In order to check the in-orbit health status, the payload was switched ON for the first time
Rolls-Royce’s micro nuclear reactor concept is shown here at the 2023 UK Space Conference in Belfast, UK. Rolls-Royce Novel NuclearA concept model of a micro nuclear reactor aimed to be sent on the moon is shown here at the UK Space Conference in Belfast.Rolls-Royce unveiled a concept model for a miniature nuclear reactor that could go to the moon. The reactor could one day power a colony of
Il Tank Mk VII Tetrarch fu un carro armato leggero britannico impiegato durante la Seconda guerra mondiale. I principali utilizzatori del mezzo furono il British Army e i reparti corazzati dell’Armata Rossa (ultima immagine).
Prodotto dalla Vickers-Armstrong, il veicolo venne ideato e progettato nel 1938. La produzione andò dal 1938 al 1942; complessivamente furono costruiti – circa – 100/177 Tetrarch.
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Partendo dalle memorie del capitano di primo rango Nikolay Zateev, che comandò il K-19, il primo sottomarino nucleare sovietico dotato di missili balistici, l’autore, ufficiale della marina militare degli Stati Uniti, ci fa comprendere che l’incidente del sottomarino Kursk, avvenuto il 12 agosto del 2000 e dove morirono 118 membri dell’equipaggio, fu l’ultimo di una serie di disastri per molti anni nascosti dalla censura sovietica e russa.
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Airbus: sette A320 per Royal Brunei
5 Mag, 2014
