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Re: ...I'd like to visit Gaza one day.

Postby Get Real! » Wed May 28, 2025 7:32 pm

Israel's laser interception system which allegedly countered Hezbollah's drones in the past...

https://s5.cdnstatic.space/wp-content/u ... 8f61ab.mp4

https://s5.cdnstatic.space/wp-content/u ... f7f3f3.mp4

It looks a bit silly to be honest… trying to burn a wing off for so long when other anti-drone methods offer an instant take-down/destruction.
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Re: ...I'd like to visit Gaza one day.

Postby Lordo » Thu May 29, 2025 1:05 pm

Get Real! wrote:Israel's laser interception system which allegedly countered Hezbollah's drones in the past...

https://s5.cdnstatic.space/wp-content/u ... 8f61ab.mp4

https://s5.cdnstatic.space/wp-content/u ... f7f3f3.mp4

It looks a bit silly to be honest… trying to burn a wing off for so long when other anti-drone methods offer an instant take-down/destruction.

How the hell do they spot them? Radar surely cannot spot them in the sky especially if they fly low. They would need detectors every mile.
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Re: ...I'd like to visit Gaza one day.

Postby Get Real! » Thu May 29, 2025 3:35 pm

Another Israeli propaganda video where the Jewish criminals are pretending to be in the midst of a “war” when in reality there is ZERO resistance and absolutely nobody in sight!

https://s5.cdnstatic.space/wp-content/u ... G_8661.mp4

One of their cowards even fires a RPG-like weapon even though the Palestinians have no military vehicles, so his only option was to fire it at a nearby building or a civilian car!

This is the most cowardly and disgraceful military on the planet; who love to brag about their slaughters of unarmed civilians, calling it the... “mowing of the lawn”!

Such punks wouldn’t last a week against a real army... like the Russian military.

NB: It’s by no accident that the sound of this video has been turned down to 1 (not zero to prevent a visible mute) so you won’t be able to hear anyone firing back as there is nobody there!
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Re: ...I'd like to visit Gaza one day.

Postby Get Real! » Thu May 29, 2025 6:00 pm

Lordo wrote:How the hell do they spot them? Radar surely cannot spot them in the sky especially if they fly low. They would need detectors every mile.

It’s all about sensitive “listening stations” and the sectionalization of frequencies (sounds) to approximately identify an incoming object, Lordo.

For example, an operating electric motor will emit a specific sound that is within a certain expected frequency range, whereas a gas motor will emit sounds from another expected frequency range, etc.

If you look up on the tip of the Troodos mountain you’ll see a white sphere at the mountain's highest peak (Olympus).

It’s yet another listening station of the British, although this one is designed for picking up and analyzing lower frequency sounds like explosions, earthquakes, missile launches, etc, as it is pointed towards the ME.

If you remove the white spherical polygon weather protection cover there should be a powerful radio dish underneath.
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Re: ...I'd like to visit Gaza one day.

Postby Londonrake » Thu May 29, 2025 6:21 pm

Get Real! wrote:For example, an operating electric motor will emit a specific sound that is within a certain expected frequency range, whereas a gas motor will emit sounds from another expected frequency range, etc.


That's fundamentally how nuclear submarines are tracked. Frequencies which are discrete to certain pumps, motors, reactors, etc - even down to their being unique to a particular type of sub.
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Re: ...I'd like to visit Gaza one day.

Postby Get Real! » Thu May 29, 2025 6:29 pm

Londonrake wrote:
Get Real! wrote:For example, an operating electric motor will emit a specific sound that is within a certain expected frequency range, whereas a gas motor will emit sounds from another expected frequency range, etc.

That's fundamentally how nuclear submarines are tracked. Frequencies which are discrete to certain pumps, motors, reactors, etc - even down to their being unique to a particular type of sub.

Absolutely! In fact sonar sounds are even easier to identify because they travel further and clearer underwater than in the air.

In the air a listening station will no doubt get a continuous fuzzy mess of “noise” coming in as input, but computer software can then apply algorithms based on well known harmonics maths formulas to separate and hopefully identify, individual sounds.

I did harmonics at Uni a very long time ago… it’s very hardcore maths but never applied it in real life, so I barely remember anything these days.
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Re: ...I'd like to visit Gaza one day.

Postby Lordo » Fri May 30, 2025 11:38 am

Get Real! wrote:
Londonrake wrote:
Get Real! wrote:For example, an operating electric motor will emit a specific sound that is within a certain expected frequency range, whereas a gas motor will emit sounds from another expected frequency range, etc.

That's fundamentally how nuclear submarines are tracked. Frequencies which are discrete to certain pumps, motors, reactors, etc - even down to their being unique to a particular type of sub.

Absolutely! In fact sonar sounds are even easier to identify because they travel further and clearer underwater than in the air.

In the air a listening station will no doubt get a continuous fuzzy mess of “noise” coming in as input, but computer software can then apply algorithms based on well known harmonics maths formulas to separate and hopefully identify, individual sounds.

I did harmonics at Uni a very long time ago… it’s very hardcore maths but never applied it in real life, so I barely remember anything these days.

When we did harmonics at Uni we were singing just after the maths lesson.

Never the less a drone is a lot harder to spot than a metal object especially if they fly lower so a lot more would get through. Naturally not long before they will build them emitting a lot less noise soon too. That is the way warfare is going. The functionality of the drones will expand exponentially and very soon too.
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Re: ...I'd like to visit Gaza one day.

Postby Get Real! » Fri May 30, 2025 9:32 pm

Another staged Israeli photo of “Hamas”…

https://sonar21.com/wp-content/uploads/ ... 24x683.png

This “Hamas” is nothing but an Israeli tentacle used as an excuse to genocide the Palestinians.

They are Israelis dressed as an Arab military faction, often with a dozen people (more actors) standing behind them with flags pretending to be fans!

Staged photos of Israeli propaganda!

Take note of their super clean uniforms and boots for publicity photos, and the absolute ZERO resistance in all Israeli footage of their genocidal videos.

Look how clean their hands are… if you’re in battle in the leveled Gaza Strip for an entire year you wouldn’t look anything like that!

You’d be very scruffy, very dirty, very hungry and very desperate for survival.

The clowns in the photo have never seen a day of battle in their lives!
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Re: ...I'd like to visit Gaza one day.

Postby Lordo » Fri May 30, 2025 11:58 pm

No GR Hamas cannot fight IOF in open air so they have to bring them down in the tunnels to give them a chance. The cowards are too scared to go down the tunnels. This kind of fighting can go for years and it will wear down America and Israel. The West will sooner or later stop the supply of arms. This is how Vietnam defeated the Americans fighting in the tunnels. The tide is turning against Israel.

As to the photos, it was also similarly dressed Hamas fighters who were releasing the hostages. Clearly they are not going to take photo with dirty clothes. The clean clothes does have a subliminal message for Israel.
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