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China should start drilling too if India and Vietnam goes ahead, and that would be the appropriate response. Tit for tat and a win for China without confrontation. If Vietnam doesn't like it, then they can either get India out of SCS or put up with it.

Neara Radiya has 289990 IN Cr, that's about $63 billion USD. Seriously?

By definition Al2O3 is a ceramic.

Not really. Han is a what a number of united and assimilated tribes call themselve. Oh boo hoo. Inner Mongolia is less crowded than other parts of China, you want to blame Han people for finding some empty space to live? Find me any evidence that suggest Mongolian way of life is eroded because...

You. See post #11 You don't become Han by speaking Mandarin. Pure garbage. Mongolia was incorporated into China by Mongols first, then Manchus. Han people only retained the land. Classical Mongolian script is still used in Inner Mongolia, but not in Outer Mongolia. Obviously if Mongolians care...

Big deal. The Mongolians have conquered China and subjugated Han people in the past. Who bitches about it? Also don't turn this into ethnic based crap, it is purely a land issue, mining vs traditional herding. You don't lose your ethnicity by speaking another language. China wasn't conquered...

This one?

Don't get your hopes too high on him explaining.:azn: Anechoic chamber - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This is an open field test though, but the concept should apply here I think.

What indicates those are WS-10A? :blink:

Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics 5th ed, Munson. This is the book I'm familiar with, I had it in my second year. I think chemical engineers also learn fluid mechanics right? There's a copy online, skip to chapter 9 page 483. If you can't see the page, might have to download the pdf first...

What's up nightcrawler? Have you seen my reply? Does that answer your question? You are welcome to ask me anything relating to aero eng, I may not be able to give detailed answer in everything though as I'm still learning! At best what I've learned may only cover 5% of knowledge out there, the...

Not sure if this interests you, something I found and I think it's from 2007...some pages missing as well. http://z910.imgur.com/a What do you say?

As requested by nightcrawler to explain the differences... Flat tip manages the vortices better, however the additional surface area add tiny bit more skin drag. Although you shouldn't rule out aesthetic, identification as the motives behind the differences.

http://i.imgur.com/fD7ws.jpg

You can see the top edge of the vertical stabilizer is slanted, that means it's a Su-27UBK.

Looks like AL-31, but I remember seeing picture of the nozzle drooping, ie thrust vectoring capable. Does that sum up what WS-10G is?

^Off topic.

I think what they meant is the train with higher speed cost more to produce, hence the ticket price is higher, to recoup the cost. Probably lost in translation or something. serves me right for not reading the whole thread

Source is shady. There are so few pictures of JL-2 on the net that I doubt the technical datas would even get published.

Is that metal or plastic? It's black so it is more efficient at absorbing EM.