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Hoofen @hoofen.bsky.social · 6h

should look into getting a Pourover setup with some quality beans, your coffee drinking will never be the same !

Hoofen @hoofen.bsky.social · 7d

Missiles almost always get longer, not wider, within same series. AIM-9 for example didn't deviate in size a whole lot in general.

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Hoofen @hoofen.bsky.social · 8d

It's the radar cross section and drag, that's why west haven't done it...

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Hoofen @hoofen.bsky.social · 13d

10-20kg isn’t heavy payload, current UA drones boast 40-50kg

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Hoofen @hoofen.bsky.social · 13d

Bloomberg actually had a russian financial analyst who came from VTB bank, and was writing articles that were saying that sanctions aren’t doing anything, and RU economy is actually doing great… well after doing that for several years, he went back to russia and immediately got hired by Sberbank 😒

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Hoofen @hoofen.bsky.social · 13d

lyutyj is a drone, neptune is a missile (probably flies around 1,000 km/h)

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Hoofen @hoofen.bsky.social · 16d

yeah, at this point there is no telling unless we get more info, the only thing is clear is the warhead is not in that pile of debris, it does look like they dragged all of the debris into one compact pile. no fragmentation damage on any of the parts either.

Hoofen @hoofen.bsky.social · 16d

warhead detaches from the motor stage before the impact in a lot of ballistic missiles... just the fact that they set such a small cordoned off area around it, would tell you that there's no explosive contained in it.