GVGT! GPGT! LHL's Istana Barn Owl is actually Spy from Putin to watch CAQ Carry Dotard's Balls!

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呆萌还是逗比？俄罗斯自研猫头鹰仿生无人机曝光

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日前，在莫斯科举行的“军队-2019”论坛上，俄罗斯研发人员展示了一架不同寻常的侦察无人机。从外观来看，这架无人机和猫头鹰极为相似。

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• 这款无人机名为“极地猫头鹰”。无人机前部形似鸟嘴的地方安装了高精度相机，使它可以像真正的猫头鹰一样，即使在天快黑的时候，也可以外出“狩猎”。

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“极地猫头鹰”研发人员、茹科夫斯基和加加林军事航空学院航空系统和无线电导航教研室副教授阿列克谢·科罗温表示，由于采用了复合材料，这款无人机几乎不会被雷达捕捉到，这有助它接近目标。

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  “极地猫头鹰”的飞行时间不长，约40分钟，距离不超过20公里，重3至5公斤。其发射和控制只需一个人就可完成。

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• 茹科夫斯基和加加林军事航空学院多年来一直在研制鸟形无人机，去年在“军队”论坛上展示了隼形无人机。

Is it cute or funny? Russian self-developed owl bionic drone exposure


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A few days ago, at the "Army-2019" forum held in Moscow, Russian R&D personnel showed an unusual reconnaissance drone. From the outside, this drone is very similar to the owl.






This drone is called "Polar Owl". The front of the drone is shaped like a bird's beak with a high-precision camera that makes it look like a real owl, even when it's dark.





"The Polar Owl" R&D staff, Zhukovsky and Associate Professor of Aviation Systems and Radio Navigation, the military aviation academy of Alexin Korovin said that due to the use of composite materials, this drone will hardly It is captured by the radar, which helps it get close to the target.




The polar owl has a short flight time of about 40 minutes, a distance of no more than 20 kilometers, and a weight of 3 to 5 kilograms. Its launch and control can be done with just one person.




Zhukovsky and the Gagarin Military Aviation Academy have been developing bird-shaped drones for many years, and last year they displayed the U-shaped drones at the "Army" forum.

 

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The Intelligence Service Owl From Russia

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A Russian technopolis ERA presents a remotely piloted vehicle that looks like an owl. The intelligence service drone can stay in the air for forty minutes and overcome a distance up to twenty kilometers. Besides, it can recognize ground targets from a distance up to ten meters.

The vehicle determines the cordinates of ground reconnaissance objects with use of a laser target marker ranger and the Global navigation satellite system “Glonass”. The weight of the owl is 5 kg, it can be launched by one person. The producer of the vehicle notes that it’s also possible to make similar remote-piloted vehicles that would look like falcons or other birds of prey.




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Barn owl visits Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong again, for the third time in five years

A barn owl has been sighted at the Istana again - after making appearances in 2015 and 2013.PHOTO: FACEBOOK/LEE HSIEN LOONG
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Aug 26, 2017, 11:17 am SGT
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SINGAPORE - A barn owl has visited Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong at the Istana again - the third time an owl was spotted there, with previous sightings in 2015 and 2013.
PM Lee on Saturday (Aug 26) posted a photo online of the bird nestling in the overhang along the exterior of the Istana, with the caption: "#guesswhoo's back?"
PM Lee later posted a closer photo of the owl, and said the Istana "appears to be a regular stopover for owls".
"True to their reputed wisdom, they seem to have learnt not to fly into the Istana building (and then need help from Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore and Jurong Bird Park to extricate themselves)," he wrote.
"It is rather curious why they only visit every two years!"
The owl could be the same one that he photographed in previous years. In October 2015, PM Lee posted a photo of a similar owl at his Sri Temasek office.

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"The owl came to visit us again today. Maybe he is taking shelter from the haze," he wrote.

He had first posted a photo of the same owl in November 2013.

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In both cases, the AVA and Jurong Bird Park were called in to catch the bird and release it, unharmed, behind Sri Temasek.
Barn owls are native to Singapore, but are elusive and so are not often sighted, Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (Acres) deputy chief executive Anbarasi Boopal told The Straits Times on Saturday.
Barn owls became widespread in Singapore since the 1980s, according to Singapore's Nature Society's Nature Watch magazine.
They roost and nest in abandoned buildings and also make their home in trees, it said.


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