Why the F-22's Engines Hidden?

[@dylanmotes2719]

Sir we're tracking a bumblebee traveling at Mach 2

[@USAMAIN]

Lol

[@serkancanates7339]

Hello, my English is not very good, so I am writing from translation.
Your videos are very enjoyable, I have a habit of learning subtle information, so can you add Turkish language to the subtitles? thanks.

[@BeyondExplained]

Thanks, man!

[@Thetequilashooter1]

Why are you showing the Su-57 at the 1:12 mark? In comparison to the F-22, its RCS is huge, and its engines are not inset like the F-22’s.

[@leadsolo2751]

How do U know ? From RUclips or Video Gaming ? 😅🙄

[@Thetequilashooter1]

@@leadsolo2751 It’s easy to tell by its shape and paint scheme.

[@John-v4i]

Because he was showing how exposed the engines are and how they’re not stealthy? As was the context

[@WarBirdGhost]

The F-22, copied by many but rivaled by none.

[@kennethwilson8633]

Because it’s shy and doesn’t like when you stare at its rear …

[@pixelnazgul]

What if rockets were even smaller? And instead of boom package, had something like invading the mind of aircraft, or depleating it energy?

[@pixelnazgul]

Also fly farther. The line between missle and drone is not defined at all.

[@bwest6275]

Because they are shy 🤗

[@hilwaamanamankiyar-pp5bf]

ENGE