Aero enthusiasts love the stealth fighter jets, the advanced military aircraft designed to avoid detection by radar and other tracking systems. Their unique design, which includes special shapes, materials, and coatings, minimizes radar cross-section, making them less visible to enemy radar. Stealth jets often have smooth, angular surfaces that scatter radar waves away from the source, reducing the likelihood of detection. Engines and exhaust systems are designed to minimize heat emissions, making it harder for infrared sensors to detect the jet.
Some famous examples of stealth fighter jets include the F-22 Raptor and the F-35 Lightning II, both used by the U.S. military. These aircraft provide a significant tactical advantage by allowing pilots to strike targets without being easily detected.
