A cool video shows Ukrainian Sukhoi Su-27 Flankers flying alongside Ukraine’s new R-360 Neptune cruise missile during a military testing operation. Ukraine’s Neptune cruise missile has been in development since 2015 and has now been fielded by the Ukrainian military in December 2019. The munition is essentially a redesigned Soviet Kh-35 anti ship cruise missile, with significant improvements made to range and guidance electronics. The Neptune can be fired from land, sea, or air, and was designed

10K views · 185 reactions | Su-27 ucraniano acompanhando um míssil Neptune durante um teste. O R-360 "Neptune" é míssil de cruzeiro subsônico antinavio desenvolvido na Ucrânia. Foi esse modelo de míssil que afundou o Moskva em abril de 2022. Ele era o principal navio da Frota do Mar Negro da Marinha Russa. Apesar de ser um míssil antinavio, a Ucrânia já o usou para atingir com sucesso alvos em solo. | Guerras e Suas Curiosidades. | Facebook

NEPTUNE #273 STARTUP AND TAKEOFF For all the Ex Neptune P2V7 flyers here is a reminder of those glorious youthful days when you wore a "Zip Suit". Only thing missing is the smell. Neptune #273 is an ex Royal Australian Airforce machine maintained here in Australia at the HARS Aviation Museum some ~80km south of Sydney at the Shellharbour Airport . | HARS Aviation Museum - Albion Park

Priced at $125,000 for each ticket, this balloon will take you to the edge of space. Spaceship Neptune features a high-performance balloon and a pressurized capsule ​to give you a six-hour scenic space flight. US-based Space Perspective created it in collaboration with UK design studio PriestmanGoode. Only 20 people have experienced it so far, and you can reserve seats on Space Perspective's website. | GIGadgets