Sunday, April 23, 2017

Youtube daily report Apr 23 2017

Tbilisi is the capital of Georgia.

Tbilisi International Airport is 15 km east of the city center.

City population rises to more than a million people.

It can get very hot in the summer months, with the average of 25 °C peaking a record high of 42 °C (July 1882)

Almost 90 % of the population consists of Orthodox Georgians.

Tbilisi Metro operates two lines since 1966.

There are plans for the revival of the tram network.

Ground transportation includes minibus and municipal buses.

After the 1990 tramway accident, aerial tramways are now back open.

For more infomation >> A Trip to Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, in 4K - UHD - Duration: 0:51.

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Улыбка - Duration: 2:04.

For more infomation >> Улыбка - Duration: 2:04.

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Swiss "Super Sonic" - Duration: 0:59.

up so high coming down with the gravity

you pulling me down, down, down..

i just wanna keep up, keep up

you moving so fast without me

up so high coming down with the gravity

you pulling me down, down, down

i just wanna kep up, keep up

you moving so fast without me

Super Sonic

For more infomation >> Swiss "Super Sonic" - Duration: 0:59.

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J 4evr en "Clase de Natación" - Duration: 0:28.

For more infomation >> J 4evr en "Clase de Natación" - Duration: 0:28.

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The Beginning.// Revolution Vlog N°2 - Duration: 2:30.

For more infomation >> The Beginning.// Revolution Vlog N°2 - Duration: 2:30.

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PRO vs NOOB ⚔️ World of Tanks - Duration: 4:19.

For more infomation >> PRO vs NOOB ⚔️ World of Tanks - Duration: 4:19.

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Why IFA say's Sukhoi SU-30MKI is world one of the finest fighter jet ? - Duration: 6:18.

Welcome to WARN, Todays we discuss.

Why IFA say's Sukhoi SU-30MKI is world one of the finest fighter jet ?

The Sukhoi Su-30MKI is a super-manoeuvrable twin-jet air superiority fighter which is

manufactured under license from Russia by the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited for the

Indian Air Force.

The constantly evolving Sukhoi Su-30MKI has provided the Indian Air Force an upper hand

in matters of air superiority.

A note on the designation 'Su-30MKI': 'Su' stands for a production fighter designed by

the USSR/Russia's famed Sukhoi Experimental Designed Bureau.

Su-30 derived from the Su-27UB, which is the twin-seat trainer-combat version of the Su-27.

Therefore all Su-30 versions are twin seat (except for Su-30KI).

'MK' is a Russian acronym for Mordernised-Commercial (not 'Multirole') while 'I' stands for Indiski(India)

in the Su-30MKI, while 'K' stands for Kitei(China) in the Su-30MKK.

Names apart, there are many central differences between the Su-30MKK and Su-30MKI

The Chief Designer for the export Su-30MK is Alexcy Knyshev.

According to Knyshev, the Su-30MK is capable of performing all tactical tasks of the Su-24

Fencer deep interdiction tactical bomber and the Su-27 Flanker A/B/C air superiority fighter

while having around twice the combat range and 2.5 times the combat effectiveness (Sukhoi

numbers).

Russia vigourously promoted the Su-30.

It has made regular airshow appearances after its debut at Paris AirShow 1999.

However, initially the displayed aircrat was a Su-27UB which only carried a wide variety

of air to ground misles (which it could not launch).

The weapons were KAB-500KR TV guided bomb, Kh-29T and Kh-59M.

At that moment there was no Su-30M nor Su-30MK, only the Su-27PUs were renamed as Su-30 (probably

for marketing purposes).

The real prototype of Su-30MK was converted from a Su-27PU in 1996.

The modification included enlarged fins, the addtion of 2 underwing pylons (now to 8) and

the carnard foreplanes similar to those of the Su-35 (or Su-27M).

The Su-30MKI combines the featurs of the Su-37 (Left) and Su-30MK (Right) and adds many more

enhancements

The first twin-seat flanker with TVC and canards took off for the first time on July 1, 1997

at the hands V.J.

Aver'janov.

This prototype '#56' was later re-numbered to T-10MK-1, which was officially the first

Su-30MKI prototype.

The versions that were ultimately delievered to the IAF (SB019 onwards) bear the designation

T10-PMK-01

Following are some fascinating facts about this indigenously built aircraft:

1.

The Sukhoi Su-30MKI is a super-manoeuvrable aircraft, meaning it can do various manoeuvres

which are not possible from a pure aerodynamic angle.

2.

It is powered by two engines (Twinjet) which is not only more fuel efficient but also provides

safety from a single engine failure.

3.

Being an Air superiority fighter, it allows IAF to enter into an enemy�s airfield and

form a complete dominance over it.

4.

The Sukhoi Su-30 MKI is built by India�s Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), but was

initially designed by Russia�s Sukhoi Corporation.

5.

A canard (small forewing before the main wing) design combined with vectoring nozzles give

this aircraft more stability and manoeuvrability.

6.

It is approximately 73 feet in length and 21 feet in height with a wingspan of 48 feet.

7.

It is a two crew aircraft which can reach a maximum speed of 2,100 km/h (Mach 2.0).

8.

Combat missions of 3.75 hours can be carried out by this aircraft which has a range of

3000 km. 9.

The integrated air refuelling system of this jet allows it to have flights of up to ten

hours.

10.

The Sukhoi Su-30 MKI has 12 hard points for missiles and bombs which can be further increase

to 14 by using multiple ejector racks.

11.

Fitted with BrahMos and the Nirbhay Cruise missiles, the Sukhoi Su-30 MKI increases IAF�s

striking capability.

12.

Recently, the MKIs took part in the Garuda-V exercise in which they manoeuvred with other

aircrafts including the French Rafales

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