What’s your proof lol
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the mid 2000s GAME physics LoL
Are we gonna ignore that this image is posted BY THE DOD
You’re hilarious.
It’s pretty clear at this point that we shouldn’t take your analysis seriously.
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lulz, gov pic not real, top secret RCS numbers are readily available on search engines, I think I saw it all. This is on the same level as those people who believe a single unarmed marine can defeat 500 silverback gorillas while blind folded and tied up.
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i’ll do you something better, an actual video of a raptor. not a DEMO
no exhaust
I cant bro
you’re claiming that an photo posted by the DOD is not real
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im claiming that picture you posted is heavily edited or done so because it looks like something from a 2000 year game.
???
Why the heck would the US department of defense edit this photo?
It literally gives credits to both the pilot and the base this was performed at as well.
“Air Force Maj. Josh Gunderson”
“Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Va., Jan. 30, 2020.”
Image was taken by “Air Force 2nd Lt. Samuel Eckholm”
Not to mention the official image ID “200130-F-VA182-1012C.JPG”
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simply based on this part, it just looks something out of a game.
shrugs
What’s the harm in admitting that the F-22 also produces engine smoke under CERTAIN conditions?
It literally doesn’t say anything about the capabilities of a fighter.
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i’ve never seen it make exhaust like that, the harm is because it would make the plane more visible.
reminds me about the YouTube video explaining why musk’s idea to use cameras to detect planes
is stupid
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i’ve never seen exhaust come out the back of a f-22 or a SU-57 the way that picture shows it.
Tomorrow
Yeah, I’m not doubting what @EnglishTeaKett1e sent as for a picture, but I am interested in seeing a video where the F-22 has smoky engines.
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It’s likely because it only happens under certain engine power settings, with afterburner off. So the occurrence is rare.
As I’ve said, smoke like this can only really be seen at very close range, it really doesn’t matter at that point.
Engine smoke shouldn’t be relevant when discussing the capabilities of a fighter.
we talking about the Russian slightly bigger F-22 raptor that was first flown 8 years after the F-22?
Also to the 6th gen Chinese aircraft nothing about it’s demonstration screams 6th gen it’s more like a botched attempted at making a fighter B-2
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Being bigger doesn’t ncessarily mean it has worse RCS, that’s a misunderstanding in how RCS works from your part.
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