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I found something interesting talking to philip on Instagram, egypt developed subsystem for satellite which is the camera. Philip and I went over this and it seems very promising for the egyptian industry. It specifications are similar to the one used in in the uae khalifaSat. It may be useful for egyptian, african, and arab satellite programs.

Designing and manufacturing a multi-purpose camera, with an imaging resolution of 2.5 meters, up to 800 kilometers, indicating that large cameras weighing more than 20 kilometers are installed on the big satellites.

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Good stuff, for sure. And some of these laboratories and experimental agencies will eventually be brought into the private sector as time goes by. Baby steps in the early stages although this really isn't something super new. They've been working on these satellite cameras and other "on-board functional equipment" for about 8 years now, believe it or not because they were anticipating the introduction and eventual put in orbit of Egyptian satellites and they wanted to get a head start on this stuff. So yeah, pretty impressive and actually, there were a few programs out of Cairo University back in Mubarak's time (believe it or not) but it was very difficult to get funding and equipment etc. that it never took off. Once Sisi came on board and he told the country he's most interested in expanding Egypt's technological capabilities and that he would do whatever it took to help in that endeavor, those who had worked on these project jumped at the opportunity and he kept his word because here they are. And again, another side of Sisi that the blind, dictatorial narrative-pushing jerks either don't see, don't want to see, avoid seeing and never consider or credit him. But we do.

@Gomig-21 I have nothing against Egypt or Egyptians bro.

Ah, ok. Just Sisi then. I got you. Hey if you ever see any pics of the Bangldesh Navy in those RIBs, do show us please. It would be great to see them in action.
 
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Good stuff, for sure. And some of these laboratories and experimental agencies will eventually be brought into the private sector as time goes by. Baby steps in the early stages although this really isn't something super new. They've been working on these satellite cameras and other "on-board functional equipment" for about 8 years now, believe it or not because they were anticipating the introduction and eventual put in orbit of Egyptian satellites and they wanted to get a head start on this stuff. So yeah, pretty impressive and actually, there were a few programs out of Cairo University back in Mubarak's time (believe it or not) but it was very difficult to get funding and equipment etc. that it never took off. Once Sisi came on board and he told the country he's most interested in expanding Egypt's technological capabilities and that he would do whatever it took to help in that endeavor, those who had worked on these project jumped at the opportunity and he kept his word because here they are. And again, another side of Sisi that the blind, dictatorial narrative-pushing jerks either don't see, don't want to see, avoid seeing and never consider or credit him. But we do.
The camera is for the Nexsat-2 experimental satellite to replace the German camera on the Nexsat-1 satellite and all the mechanical and optical components were made by Arab International Optronics company which is an impressive company that I have talked to Philip about and seen his posts here. This project allows egypt to eventually move up and develop better and better cameras that will allow eventually possibly spy satellites.
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Tomorrow (referring to the future) you’ll see, Egyptians.
In one of the latest exercises called ‘Israr - 9’ our soldiers used MILES (Multiple integrated laser engagement system)
 
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We have enough comedians on earth, we dont need another unfunny one.

We usually don't get bothered by some of that idiotic and insulting posts because that's what it's meant to be, insulting to trigger us which is so low and completely unworthy of any recognition whatsoever. Filthy attacks of the trolling kind only comes from hateful, jealous, mad trolls who have nothing to contribute, even in negative aspects. Intelligent and thoughtful people who think negatively of the Egyptian or any other army can articulate their negative points in much better ways that have something to offer. But stupid, one-line insulting comments are nothing to be given the time of day. Cheers.


It's too bad as I'm sure millions of people were really looking forward to it but it's the right thing to do. No question about it. There is no hurry anyway and with the Coronavirus tapering off in Egypt in a good manner, there is no need to push the envelope and start something that can alter all the gains made to date.

Postpone it until after the vaccine is out by at least 6 months to be sure every one has had a chance to get the shots and is in the clear and then have it under those healthy circumstances.
 
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A decade ago you Pakistanis were worshipping Saudi Arabia, today Turkey.

This is how it is nigga and you're the proof of that.

Rich coming from an Iraqi. Regardless, there is a slight difference between supporting and worshiping. Pakistanis actually did believe in the Ummah once and so supported, without reason, Muslims everywhere, including the snakes in Afghanistan, the backstabbers in Iran, and the duplicitous and ungrateful Arabs.

The Turks on the other hand have always stood by us. So, today they command both support and respect from us while the Arabs have neither. Guess the Turks have enough character to remember those who once aided them while the Arabs do not. Maybe they're helped by the fact that we aided them when the Arabs were plotting their treasonous schemes against the Khilafah.
 
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The Turks on the other hand have always stood by us. So, today they command both support and respect from us while the Arabs have neither. Guess the Turks have enough character to remember those who once aided them while the Arabs do not. Maybe they're helped by the fact that we aided them when the Arabs were plotting their treasonous schemes against the Khilafah.
"The Khalifah":crazy::crazy::crazy:

You're a funny guy, I'll give you that. Go to worship the Turks, nobody gives less than a shit what you do. Pfft he was pointing our your hypocritical behavior and you wrote a multi paragraph essay.
 
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