Rama the Commander: War For The Future
Rama's Second Mission - Blitar
Rama: "Ok, let's go back home. We check the satellite's operation from home. I want to try a satellite to deliver a drone weapon to the house! "
Ratna: "Good Ramah! "
A drone is a drone or drone that can be controlled remotely using a controller or computer software. Drones were originally used for military purposes, but today are increasingly being used for civilian purposes, such as aerial surveying, mapping, shipping, aerial photography and videography, security surveillance, and more.
Drones can be equipped with different types of sensors and devices, such as cameras, microphones, GPS, and lidars. Some drones can even be equipped with autonomous flying capabilities, allowing them to fly without human control and perform certain tasks.
The main advantage of using drones is the ability to access locations that are difficult to reach or even impossible to reach by humans or land vehicles. In the field of aerial photography and videography, drones allow photographers and videographers to take pictures and videos from points of view that would be impossible to achieve with a regular camera. In addition, drones can also be used to provide assistance in search and rescue, surveying and mapping large areas, as well as monitoring difficult-to-reach environments.
The most advanced drones today have very sophisticated capabilities and a variety of uses, including:
DJI Phantom 4 RTK: this drone is equipped with a highly accurate remote sensing system, which allows capturing ground and building image data with precision of up to a few millimeters only. This drone is widely used for land surveying, territory mapping, construction, and infrastructure surveillance.
2. DJI Matrice 600 Pro: this drone can carry many types of cameras and other sensor equipment, which makes it very suitable for use in the film, media and broadcasting industries. This drone can fly for almost an hour, making it very useful for shooting and recording that takes a long time.
3. Yuneec Typhoon H Pro: this drone is equipped with a 360-degree camera and a highly advanced remote sensor, making it suitable for forest fire monitoring, search and rescue, as well as military operations. The drone can also fly in bad weather conditions and continue to fly even if one engine dies.
4. Parrot Anafi USA: this drone has the ability to take photos and videos from a height of up to 4 kilometers, so it is suitable for land surveying, agricultural mapping, and infrastructure surveillance. The drone also has an advanced anti-collision system, making it very safe to use.
5. Skydio 2: this drone has the ability to follow targets automatically, even in very difficult conditions. This drone is very suitable for use in the security and law enforcement industries, because it can help identify and arrest criminals.
The advantage of using these state-of-the-art drones is the ability to collect data accurately and quickly, reducing risks for workers engaged in field work, and saving costs and time. Therefore, the use of drones continues to grow and is increasingly being used in various industries.
Rama who was at home was sitting on the sofa in front of the living room television. He then asked Ratna to demonstrate the capabilities of the drone stored in the Ratna satellite from space.
Rama: "Ratna, please show us the capabilities of our drones that are on space satellites. "
Ratna: "Both Rama, try to turn on the television so that it can be shown through the television. "
Rama television is a type of Smart Internet TV so it can be synchronized with the Ratna system. Rama then turns on his TV and Ratna starts summoning drones stored on space satellites.
Drones - drones stored turned out to be 200 units and have the most advanced capabilities, both for the function of land mapping, shooting, weather monitoring and attacking enemy targets in warfare. The 200 drones then glided out of the satellite, while providing visual images on the plane's face, so it looks once on Rama television where the drones pass. Even the drones had shown their ability to melt and flatten hills in the Karawang area with weapons.
Drone speed - Rama's drone can reach 500 km/h. Nevertheless, the speed setting was done by Ratna so as not to cause collisions with each other. Rama also showed how the drone crosses space, passes through the earth's atmosphere and then passes through the objects of the earth's surface, both sea, land, mountains and under the sea.
Ratna: "Rama, our drone is already hovering in front of the house, do you want to see his apparition? "
Rama: "Ok Ratna" (while standing towards the exit of the house).
Rama opened the door of his house, and seen in front of his house looks a row of drones that much so that Rama amazed.
Rama approached one of the drones and was seen carefully by Rama, what was in the drone, including his weaponry and camera.
Ratna: "Drones - these drones use lightweight materials such as: graphene, aerogel, carbon fiber, aluminum, and magnesium alloy. These materials were chosen because they are high-strength and resistant to damage, but still lightweight so as to enable drones to fly at high speed and stability. In addition, these materials are also resistant to extreme weather and harsh environments, so drones can be used in a variety of conditions. "
Rama: "Ok Ratna, Thank you. Now return the drone to its original place before many people see it. "
Ratna: "Okay Rama, the drone is saved back to the space satellite. "
Then the row of drones in front of Rama's house turned towards the sky to go to his storage on the space satellite. Rama also went back into his house and sat back on his couch.
Rama: "Ratna, please give advice, whose next second mission is the target? "
Ratna: "This is it, Rama.. The ghost of Kamamang, often seen in the location of forest fires in several places in Indonesia. It could be the actor who caused the fire that occurred in Indonesia is he so that it causes smoke pollution to neighboring countries.
Here are some facts about Kamamang ghost sightings in forest fires in Indonesia over the past five years:
In 2015, forest and land fires that hit Kalimantan and Sumatra produced enormous carbon emissions, even exceeding Japan's annual emissions. An estimated 2.6 million hectares of land were burned.
2. In 2016, Indonesia experienced fewer forest and land fires than the previous year, but still significant. About 1.26 million hectares of land were burned, mostly in Kalimantan and Sumatra.
3. In 2017, Indonesia again experienced severe forest and land fires, especially in Sumatra and Kalimantan. These fires cause haze that threatens health and causes flight delays and evacuations. About 1.6 million hectares of land were burned.
4. In 2018, Indonesia experienced fewer forest and land fires than in previous years. About 510,000 hectares of land were burned, but some areas in Sumatra and Kalimantan are still affected by the smog.
5. In 2019, Indonesia again experienced significant forest and land fires, especially in Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Papua. About 857,756 hectares of land were burned, and some areas in Indonesia experienced very bad smog.
Forest and land fires in Indonesia are often in publication due to land clearing for plantations and agriculture. But whether intentionally or not, in some locations of the fire there are several photos that can be analyzed there are ghost sightings of Kamamang all.
Although the ghost of Kamamang is often seen in several locations of burning forests in Indonesia, the myth of Kamamang ghost is a very famous ghost in Central Java and East Java. Kamamang ghosts also have a shape similar to Banaspati. Where the ghost of Kamamang is believed to appear in the form of a fireball-shaped head and hover in the air.
This Kamamang ghost will fly from a distance to continue to approach one person or infiltrate from one tree to another, but there is one tree that will not be passed by the yellow bamboo. In addition, there are stories that say that this Kamamang ghost has a body form composed of fire elements. The original form of this ghost is usually a giant like Genderuwo but with a head full of flames.
There are similarities between the banaspati and kamamang, the 2 mysterious creatures let out fires when they appeared. I don't know what direction of the creature that must be the citizens of East Java Blitar are really afraid when they see this fireball-shaped ghost.
When some stories about banaspati tell about other forms of fireball sighting the most sinister, the ghost of Kamamang comes with less manners. Until now, no one has claimed to have experienced fire or injury due to the behavior of this mysterious creature.
But even so, there is also news that says, if anyone meets this ghost, it will be crazy. The ghost of Kamamang is described as a smooth/demon creature with wings with a fiery head. The ghost of Kamamang is also often associated with Lampor, its emergence is the same - it always brings death and disaster.
The obvious difference between the two is the way it works where Banaspati brings ‘sickness’ that will attack a person's physique, while the ghost of Kemamang carries ‘sickness’ that attacks a person's soul. "
Rama: "Ok Ratna, we do not know the exact location of the ghost of Kamamang. But like the first mission, we depart from the myths that developed first in the community, meaning we must go to Blitar, East Java. Please prepare the mythical location data on Blitar, and tomorrow morning after dawn we will fly towards Blitar. "
Ratna: "Both Rama, according to the myth of the community, around the Temple Penataran became a nest of magical creatures gathered, including the ghost of Kamamang. "
