The infrared camouflage system of the PL-01 is made up of hexagonal plates and is capable of taking heat readings from tank’s surrounding area and then alters the heat signature to match that of its environment. This makes the tank simply disappear for those attackers, who are relying on an infrared targeting system to locate the target, such as missiles and drones. This also allows for various heat signatures to be adapted thus making the tank appear as an average car even. The plating also masks the heat signatures of the three people piloting the PL-01.
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Jet lag is a common problem when traveling through different time zones. The best way to deal with it is to control your exposure to light and darkness during the flight and after. The body's internal clock is set for the time zone that you live in. When you travel through multiple time zones in a short amount of time your body's internal clock can't catch up this creates the jet lag effect. There are a few simple ways to over come this. One is to know which direction you are traveling east or west. When you travel east you want to get up earlier and go to bed earlier. Another way is to not expose yourself to light the opposite of what you would think, but exposure to light (sunlight or synthetic) delays your body clock. An obvious but somewhat odd way is to wear sunglasses. When traveling west you would want to expose yourself to light even the light of a 3Ds, iphone, Samsung tablet or any other electronic device is enough. All off this has to do with how your brain adapts.
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The infrared camouflage system of the PL-01 is made up of hexagonal plates and is capable of taking heat readings from tank’s surrounding area and then alters the heat signature to match that of its environment. This makes the tank simply disappear for those attackers, who are relying on an infrared targeting system to locate the target, such as missiles and drones. This also allows for various heat signatures to be adapted thus making the tank appear as an average car even. The plating also masks the heat signatures of the three people piloting the PL-01.
02 25 15
Jet lag is a common problem when traveling through different time zones. The best way to deal with it is to control your exposure to light and darkness during the flight and after. The body's internal clock is set for the time zone that you live in. When you travel through multiple time zones in a short amount of time your body's internal clock can't catch up this creates the jet lag effect. There are a few simple ways to over come this. One is to know which direction you are traveling east or west. When you travel east you want to get up earlier and go to bed earlier. Another way is to not expose yourself to light the opposite of what you would think, but exposure to light (sunlight or synthetic) delays your body clock. An obvious but somewhat odd way is to wear sunglasses. When traveling west you would want to expose yourself to light even the light of a 3Ds, iphone, Samsung tablet or any other electronic device is enough. All off this has to do with how your brain adapts.