https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cqjrq0ewj77o
Context https://xcancel.com/tshugart3/status/1813332364761968959
some amature sleuth paying for photos of Chinese ports #osint was sure its a submarine until it wasnt
another comrade had a better write up but I can't find it now
Oh good, we can cancel a submarine and use that money to build high density housing
reminds me of that headline "china uses sea to hide their submarines" or something like that
China may be using sea to hide its submarines : submarines
There's a photo of the headline.
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Lmao China do stupid can you believe their latest gen military technology is having trouble.
On an unrelated note anybody know if its supposed to rain anytime in the next week I was hoping to take my f35 out for a spin and didn't want to get my head chopped off by the canopy when I have to eject because it can't fly in anything other than perfect conditions.
What if the setback was they were gonna carry out an underwater gommunism plot by heading to bazinga brain territory, then test weapons on a specific bazinga brain vessel? Their target it turns out was the billionaire sub that exploded on its own, so they went home before they could finish their assignment.
The comparatively poor quality of these images means it is difficult to conclude if the two previous events are connected in any way and - crucially - if they actually show a specific submarine at berth.
what a bunch of dorks lmao
a lot of 'baby's first satellite imagery analysis' going on in that thread
Why would a vertical crane cast a shadow in a different direction than an angled crane? Shadows always point in the same direction, obviously.
The sneaky ccp must be up to something...
