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Looks like a cobra to me

Fool, it is real cobra.

It is a cobra bro

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The missile is set to point at its target with SAS

then what is? because this is a cobra maneuver

@@wholewizard9540 No. The fighter practically does not change altitude during the cobra maneuver, but this one does

@@wholewizard9540 this Cobra ruclips.net/user/shortsm2Enexu47tM

​@@yashkrrIts just above ground after taking off are you blind? its not travelling fast enough or high enough to do a level cobra. Jesus christ.

ALMOST EVERY RUSSIAN JET CAN DO THAT EVEN 4GEN FIGHTERS HAVE THRUST VECTOR RUSSIA HAVE THE BEST RADARS BEST PLANES ON THE WORLD WITH THE BEST MANOUVERABILITY

@@CruLisP Delusional.

@@CruLisP in ur dreams

​@@NoVaa_is_meand are getting smoked all over the skies of Ukraine

​@ŞΨΣŊ Best radars? No. Almost every russian jet? HELL no. Most maneuverable? Maybe, however I believe the Swedish j35 is slightly more maneuverable than most sukhois and migs

Ok

actually everyone's last name in ksp is kerman

What this pilot does is the front half of a soft square loop. The pitch change should snap in place with no climb and no soft level out at the top. There is a CGI cobra video that shows a perfect carrier deck cobra pass. Nose snaps vertical, and the jet stays same elevation with deck clearence of the tail constant as it flys in a nose vertical posture....disappointing.

Cobra is a sharp vertical pitch up of the nose without climbing into higher elevation. Cobra should stay in the same original flight path, but with the nose pointed straight up.

@@georgehunter2813 i agree but i think this is better than a cobra

@@lars9966 In any case the cobra is a bad idea in combat. It's like 'dropping your pants' for a proximity fuse detonation by a pursuing missile. Looks cool in airshows. That's why the Russians came up with it. All airshow.

@@georgehunter2813 this is better than a cobra. although youre right on that, since a slow aircraft is a dead aircraft. reasons for that are that NATO at least never flies alone on a mission. if a sukhoi does a cobra, the eurofighter as example can just instantly drop the droptanks and go into the vertical since of its phenomenal thrust to weight ratio. the f35 wouldnt do anything since it has a 360° missile track and launch system.

@@lars9966 Yes. Don't forget the wing man's perspective on things. He ain't gonna be daydreaming. He be ready.

Yes, they are called “Roll Reversals”, although most people refer to them as “S turns” The reason they did that was to make sure that the shuttle would descend through the atmosphere, otherwise, the lift from the wings would pull the shuttle back up into space. It sounds crazy since the shuttle has an incredibly high wing loading, but without the S turns, it would have actually flown back up into a suborbital trajectory, throwing it way off course from the pinpoint landing.

I forgot to disable engine gimbal; the shuttle is very unstable on reentry and you can see in the bottom left I’m making lots of tiny adjustments the whole time

Do better yoself before judging other peeps my playa 🤦🏾‍♂️

Oh shut up will you