Meet the B-21 Raider: The Stealth Bomber Dominating the Skies of the Future

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Meet the B-21 Raider: The Stealth Bomber Dominating the Skies of the Future

The B-21 Raider is a sixth-generation strategic bomber developed by Northrop Grumman for the United States Air Force. Designed with highly advanced stealth technology, the B-21 is capable of evading enemy radar detection and conducting precision strikes from long ranges.

VIDEO CHAPTERS:
00:00:00 Opening
00:14:03 Introduction
01:06:18 B-21 Raider Development History
02:18:08 B-21 Raider Stealth Design
04:10:00 Advanced Avionics Technology and Systems
06:19:17 Operational Capabilities and Reach
07:30:06 Comparison with Other Bombers
08:43:02 Conclusion

Tags:
B-21 Raider
bomber plane
stealth aircraft
military technology
United States Air Force
Northrop Grumman
weaponry
air defense
air power
technological innovation

Reference:
Documentary or animated videos about the B-21 Raider can be found on platforms such as YouTube.
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[ronaldwilliford]

Great Video on the B-21 Raider LRSB! GO

[BasicBobby]

B-21 aren’t just stealthy to microwaves, but they mask their infrared emissions, so they are difficult to discover and track via IRST. They also have dampened acoustic signatures and craziest of all, they are stealthy to visible light. While light dampening paint and camoflage are not new, the B-21 actually possesses active camouflage and spoofing capabilities that can essentially make it invisible to cameras, the naked eye etc.

It sounds insane, but that technology is here and the focus of our R&D and pentagon is not just radar stealth anymore.

Because of sensor fusion and greater degrees of computing integration, multispectral stealthiness is now the focus. The B-21, and to a lesser degree the F-35, B-2 and F-22 are as well.

The UFO sightings we’ve had over the last decade, at least some of which are the B-21. A prominent video from a night vision scope on a naval ship comes to mind.

[isaach]

Garbage ai written video riddled with errors as usual

[kiabtoomlauj]

You --- at "Aviation Daily!" ---- didn't know the B-2 and B-21 BOTH are "winged" design, stealthy bombers WITHOUT vertical tails? Who wrote that "rider" script for your AL voice synthesizer to read for the recording of this video?

If it's an actual HUMAN doing the video, he or she --- even if they're still in middle school --- would realize up to 99% of the B-2 and B-21 are the same design; the tiny physical differences are incredibly small; and it's largely due to their size difference.

The real differences are the navigation, electronic, data & computational processing capabilities, with the B-21 being 20 years MORE modern... because even the fastest computational architecture in the late 1990s, when the much larger B-2, first flew... was at the very least 10 times less powerful & less capable than it is today.

[ValioMadre]

Putin will probably mess his pants when he sees one of these babies flying over Moscow.

[JonathanDickson-wg]

Good when Russia trys take Alaska all them ships r toast

[techkid]

Won't survive S-400 take my cash 🤣🤣🤣🤣