The Indian Defense Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman made a very important announcement recently.
According to the announcement, India's INS Arihant nuclear submarine is now equipped
with B-O5 or K 15 Submarine Launched Strategic Missile (SLBM). The missile is fully operational
and is capable of hitting targets with nuclear warheads at a range of 650 km to 750 km.
This propels India to a list of select countries which have this capability. This list includes
U.S.A, RUSSIA, CHINA, FRANCE, U.K and probably ISRAEL.
But this is just the beginning and India is working on K-4 SLBM.
In this video, Defense Updates analyzes why not the AGNI 5 but upcoming K4 SLBM is India's
most powerful weapon against China?
Let's get into the details.
A nuclear triad is the capability to launch nukes from land, air, and sea and consists
of land-launched nuclear missiles, strategic aircraft with nuclear bombs or missiles and
nuclear-missile-armed submarines.
Each of these 3 platforms has their own advantages and disadvantages, but Nuclear powered ballistic
missile submarines are most survival part of a nuclear triad.
Strategic bombers can be taken out in the air or with a preemptive strike. Any ICBM,
be it American Minuteman III, Russian Sarmat or India Agni 5 are all vulnerable to a preemptive
strike as the launch site can be targeted.
Nuclear powered ballistic missile submarines being nuclear powered can loiter in the vast
oceans for a practically unlimited number of days, making them almost impossible to
detect using satellites or recon aircraft. So, the enemy cannot take them out with a
preemptive strike. This is especially significant as India has 'No First Use of Nuclear Weapons'
policy. Only a few nations possess Nuclear powered
ballistic missile submarines, since developing these are very complex and cost-intensive
exercise.
The INS Arihant was the first Ballistic Missile Submarine to be completed under India's
Advanced Technology Vessel (ATV) project. The next 3 ships under this project, will
be larger to accommodate more weapons than INS Arihant.
The INS Arighat, the second Ballistic Missile Submarine, is currently under construction
and close to completion.
INS Arihant is capable of carrying 12 K15 or 4 K4 missiles and INS Arighat will be able
to carry 24 K15 or 8 K-4 missiles.
The K series missiles of named after Indian scientist and former Indian President, Dr.
A P J Abdul Kalam. Viewers may note that he is called the ' Missile Man of India' having
made major contributions in India's missile programs.
K-4 is a nuclear-capable Intermediate-range submarine-launched ballistic missile under
development by Defense Research and Development Organization of India. It is currently in
the testing phase and is expected to be operational by 2020. K4 has a much longer range of 3500 km.
It weighs 17 tonnes, has a length of 12 m and diameter of 1.3 m. The missile is solid-fueled
and has an accuracy of 20-30m CEP. It will carry a single nuclear warhead with a yield
equivalent to 200-250 KT of TNT. For comparison, Hiroshima's "Little Boy"
bomb had a yield of 13-18 kilotons whereas Nagasaki's "Fat Man" bomb had a yield
of 20–22-kilotons of TNT.
With K4 India will be able to strike deep inside China when launched the Bay of Bengal.
The K-4 will greatly increase India's second-strike capabilities and will act as a major deterrent
against China. It is interesting to note that India is also working on K 5 and K6 missiles
that will have much longer range, be MIRV enabled and will be deployed in a new series
of Ballistic Missile Submarine.
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Copy of What is a Peer Reviewed Article? - Duration: 1:08.
What is a peer-reviewed article? Peer-reviewed means that before the
article is published it is critiqued by other experts in the field, that is peers
of the author. These reviewers make suggestions for revisions or if they
feel the article is substandard they may recommend that the article not be
published. Articles that are peer reviewed are considered to be the
highest level of research.
Peer reviewed articles are published in scholarly or
academic journals. The author is an expert in the field of his or her
research. The article has references and internal citations and the article is
based on original research not personal opinion. So how best to find a peer
reviewed journal article? I would suggest using the Goucher databases. It is
possible to limit your search to peer-reviewed articles.
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How is it to fly a 747 and 3 pilot skills to learn NOW - Duration: 6:58.
Have you ever wondered if it's hard to fly 747 stay tuned
I'm gonna give you three tips that will help you once you start flying turbine aircraft
963 heavy fly heading 190 maintain 1-0 10,000. Runway 1-8 left clear for takeoff
Hey crew, welcome 74 gear. My name is Kelsey. I'm a 747 pilot today
We're gonna be talking about what it's like to fly a 747 or large jumbo jet. I'm gonna give you three tips
That will help you once you transition into flying turbine aircraft as well
I'm gonna tell you about my favorite story of flying the 747, which was one of the first flights I ever had
All right. So, is it is the plane hard to fly?
No, no, it's not hard to fly when I got out started flying the plane in in real life
Man really easy to fly a surprisingly so
First tip once you start flying at turbine aircraft is speed management becomes very important
you're gonna want to come in on ref speed or a ref plus five depending on what type of equipment you're flying and
Here's why that's important
If as you're coming in and you're on ref or very close to ref plus five something in that range
It allows you to leave the power end longer and what that does is it helps keep your forward momentum going
for a longer time period
Which allows the descent rate to be arrested as you get into ground effect
you can pull the power out and it keeps that angle of descent coming in smoothly and
That will generally make your landings a lot smoother
And if you're keeping it close to ref you should be touching down in that thousand foot zone that
Everybody talks about so you should be touching down right on those thousand foot markers
if you're keeping it right on glide path and right on ref speed you can slowly pull the power out and
get that landing and grease it in a common mistake that a lot of people make is they
panic, they want to keep the speed high and
then as they get close they realize they're a
Little bit high or a little bit fast and they have to pull the power back in order
And and within the touchdown zone when you do that
Obviously you stop the stop the forward power coming in and you increase your descent rate. And which makes your
Landing or impact harder if you're having a hard time landing
Don't worry about it. You will get it just keep practicing
my tip when it comes to landing is look at all the things that you did well and
Look at the few things that you did poorly and focus on
What things that you did really well and look at how you can improve that things you did bad
So that will keep you motivated to keep pushing and keep doing well
So if you came in on ref speed, but you didn't flare enough and you kind of pounded it in
Okay, not a big deal
Then you will know okay next I'm I need to flare a little bit more or next time
I need to do this or I can hold the power run first tip just to recap
Keep your power in keep your speed in your scan as you're coming in to land
so that way your speed management is on and that will help you to get your first take get your touchdown and be
smoother on your landings
Tip number two take off now take off on the 747 or large large aircraft like that
You are more prone to a tail strike. What I recommend is let the plane fly itself off the ground
you're gonna get given a
Rotation rate once you start flying larger aircraft and it's gonna be anywhere from 1
To probably 3.5 degrees per second that you should be rotating
Follow in that and let the plane fly itself off the ground
Once you hit your VR speed slowly rotate get the nose back and let the plane fly itself off the ground
What that will do is one
it'll make it a much more comfortable ride for the passengers in the back and
Two what you'll find is as the plane rotates and gets off the ground. You reduce your risk greatly of having a tail strike
Now the second part of the takeoff that's important to keep in mind is if you're in flight school now
You know when you're taking off into a cross when instructors tells you to keep the aileron into the wind that's to prevent
Especially if you're in a high wing aircraft the wind getting up underneath your wing and flipping you over
That same technique applies when you start flying a large a larger aircraft. Our wings are obviously low
But they are very long and you have the risk of with a very long wing is the wind getting underneath it
That's a skill that's good to learn in flight school and to keep it for the rest of your career tip number three
This is gonna be a crosswind landing
If you're in flight school your instructors are generally telling you when you land in a crosswind landing keep your upwind side
ailerons into the wind
It's a skill
it's very important as
your aircraft starts to get bigger on a large jet if you leave your ailerons neutral the wind is coming from let's say the
Left-hand side it can blow your left hand wing up which essentially causes your right hand
Engine to hit the ground make sure that you keep that
Muscle memory of keeping your aileron into the wind once you touch down
It's a good skill, and it's important for you long term. I'm gonna give you my favorite memory of flying the 74
going into
Santiago Chile, so we are here. We are we're flying over the Andes that's in the middle of the night
I've been flying all night. It's a clear night. And the moon is out and I'm flying over the Andes and I'm looking down the
The mountains are just backlit by the moon and they're all white covered in snow. I'm thinking man
You're you're gonna pay me to do this
My the reason I bring that up is I know when I was going through flight school. I was fine planes that were
Not always in the best condition. Obviously. I was trying to save money and do it as efficiently
economically
Quickly as possible and I wasn't really enjoying a lot of it. I had some friends saying isn't it great
It must be so fun and all I could think of is man
I just want to be done with this and get on with my career
so I bring this up to tell you as
You get deeper in your career things start to get more enjoyable
You become more and more
competent and
You'll end up having a lot of fun and you'll have moments like that when you're flying you're looking out the window thinking man
I can't believe that I'm getting paid to do this the tips that I gave you on flying the
747 are skills that will apply to most large aircraft
their skills that you can start using and applying right now regardless of the aircraft you're flying and that will make your
transitions into larger jet easier
If you liked this video give it a thumbs up. Hit the subscribe button and leave a comment below
Let me know what the last aircraft you flew was and what your dream aircraft is
I look forward to hearing from you until then keep the blue side up
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How ACCURATE is the HEART RATE in MI BAND 3?! - Duration: 5:57.
Hello and welcome the internet
It's me Sky Yuki
And today I will show you
How accurate the heart rate monitor in Xiaomi Mi Band 3 really is?
I will be comparing it with the Omron Blood Pressure Monitor
Which it will give an accurate heart rate for sure
So let's see how accurate it is
I will try to start both at the same time so that...
The heart rate can come out accurately
I will start the blood pressure first because it's very slow
To calculate the heart rate compared to Xiaomi
Because this thing check a lot of things not just the heart rate
Kay
75 BPM For the Xiaomi Mi Band 3
72 For the Blood pressure monitor
It's a very close one
Let's try it two more times to see if it truly accurate or not?
66 For the Xiaomi Mi Band 3 this time
68 For the blood pressure monitor
Well the Xiaomi is pretty close here
One last time
Let's SEE
80 For the Xiaomi Mi Band 3
69 for the Blood pressure monitor
Well this time is pretty different
I see
Maybe because I breath differently?
I don't know
Just for the sake of it, I will try one more time
This time I will let the blood pressure monitor get a head start
So it will start first before the Xiaomi Mi Band 3
70 for the Xiaomi Mi Band 3
As always the blood pressure take a long time
OOOOH
IT"S SEVENTY
It's the same number as the Xiaomi Mi Band 3
Alright
So the conclusion here
Is the Xiaomi Mi Band 3 definitely had an accurate heart rate monitor
So you can definitely trust this smart watch to give you the correct heart rate numbers
So if you liked this video don't forget to press the like button
And if you wanna see more from me
SMASH that subscribe button
That's all from me for today and I will see you next time
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Washington, D.C., is watching a ton of World Cup soccer - Duration: 3:33.
(Gleb Garanich/Reuters) By Steven Goff June 18 MOSCOW — Washington is winning the World Cup ratings race on Fox Sports
Through the first three days of the tournament, the D.C. market averaged a 3.39 rating, well ahead of Providence (2
77), Austin (2.66), New York (2.5) and Miami (2.47). Washington had the best numbers for Spain-Portugal on Fox (4
6 rating), France-Australia on FS1 (1.9), Argentina-Iceland on Fox (4.4) and Croatia-Nigeria on FS1 (3
7). Fox attracted 4,002,000 average viewers nationally for the Germany vs. Mexico and 4,086,000 for Brazil vs
Switzerland, the largest U.S. audiences for soccer on an English-language TV since 2016
Both matches were on FS1. Numbers for individual markets are not yet available. Telemundo reported 6
56 million for the Mexico match, generating a combined U.S. TV audience of about 10
6 million. Fox Sports says it's averaging 2,241,000 viewers, a 32 percent increase "over the complete group-stage average of the last four World Cups combined, excluding U
S. matches." This is the first of three World Cups for Fox, which won the rights from longtime-holders ESPN
Top 5 markets for … Russia-Saudi Arabia: Tulsa, Austin, San Francisco, Birmingham, New Orleans
Egypt-Uruguay: Providence, Austin, West Palm Beach, Richmond, Washington. Morocco-Iran: Kansas City, San Francisco, Louisville, Providence, Washington
Portugal-Spain: Washington, Providence, Los Angeles, New York, Miami. France-Australia: Washington, San Diego, Providence, West Palm Beach, Philadelphia
Argentina-Iceland: Washington, Austin, Louisville, Miami, Providence. Peru-Denmark: Austin, Washington, San Francisco, Providence/New York/Orlando (tied)
Croatia-Nigeria: Washington, Austin, West Palm Beach, Norfolk, Baltimore. Read more World Cup news: Keep on eye on victorious England
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