How the F-22 hit the Su-35C. In the US, trying to explain
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American Journal The National Interest commented on the sensational photo, in which in the sight of the Russian Su-35 you can see the American F-22 “invisible” aircraft. The photo was allegedly made in the Syrian sky. By whom? The journal mentioned an attempt to clarify the situation.
Known for his materials in the same NI, Dave Majumder writes that F-22 loses its stealth parameters “under certain conditions”. According to Majumder, the F-22 is invisible to the enemy’s machine in the infrared range only when the American aircraft is at an impressive distance from the enemy fighter, and the enemy’s systems should not be directly aimed at the F-22.
From the material:
If we talk about short distances, the F-22 Raptor can be detected in the infrared range, like any other aircraft.
It turns out that the F-22 is “afraid” of approximations, when all of its stealth “cloak” becomes transparent for the enemy.
According to Majumder, the Russian Su-35 fighter is not the first to see the F-22 in the sky. Examples are given that the F-22 was detected even by civilian airborne search and tracking systems. It is also reported that the F-22 in the sky "found" the system EuroFIRST PIRATE fighter Typhoon. At the same time, it added that EuroFIRST PIRATE is “more efficient than onboard detection tools of the Russian Su-35”. And should the F-22 pilots become lighter?
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