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<div style="float:left;margin:0.5em 0.9em 0.4em 0;">[[File:Natur_magazine_cover_November_2019.png|130px]]</div>The '''media of [[Mascylla]]''' are a broad {{wp|mass media|mass}} consumed array of products and formats: in type of {{wp|mass media|online}}, {{wp|mass media|print}}, and {{wp|mass media|broadcast}} media, such as radio, television, newspapers, magazines, and websites. It also developed a strong and varied {{wp|music industry}}. Mascylla at large has a wide field of providers, both state-owned, financed by national {{wp|taxation|tax}} revenues, and for-profit organizations and companies which rely and depend on {{wp|advertising}}, {{wp|subscription business model|subscription}}, and other generated revenues. {{wp|Freedom of speech}} is protected by the constitution, while journalists enjoy an extensive governmental catalogue of protection and encouragement. This leads to a variety of different formats and outlets and a large consumption of media by Mascylla's populous. It is also internationally recognized and globally influential, with various media translated into other languages and their appearance known worldwide.  ('''[[Media of Mascylla|See more...]]''')
<div style="float:left;margin:0.5em 0.9em 0.4em 0;">[[File:J36_main_infobox.jpg|200px]]</div>The '''J 36 ''Falke''''' ("hawk") was a [[Melasia|Melasian]] {{wp|fighter aircraft}} of the first half of the 20th century. It was designed by Erich Krammer and produced by the Melasian aviation company Arsenal. The aircraft is remarkable for being Melasia's first domestically designed and produced fighter aircraft and the first non-Berean type of combat aircraft to exceed speeds of {{convert|400|km/h|kn|-2|sp=us|abbr=on}} in a straight level flight. The J 36 was of a mixed {{wp|semi-monocoque}} and {{wp|stressed skin}} design, built mostly of wood and fabric, with metal used in vital points of the structure like the engine cowling and the {{wp|rudder}} fin joint. It also had some advanced features for the period, like the retractable {{wp|landing gear}}, the completely enclosed {{wp|cockpit}} and the split {{wp|flaps}}. The high wingspan and the short fuselage provided a relatively small wing loading, while the light weight of the wooden construction coupled with a powerful V-12 engine allowed for a respectable degree of manoeuvrability..  ('''[[Arsenal J 36 Falke|See more...]]''')

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The J 36 Falke ("hawk") was a Melasian fighter aircraft of the first half of the 20th century. It was designed by Erich Krammer and produced by the Melasian aviation company Arsenal. The aircraft is remarkable for being Melasia's first domestically designed and produced fighter aircraft and the first non-Berean type of combat aircraft to exceed speeds of 400 km/h (200 kn) in a straight level flight. The J 36 was of a mixed semi-monocoque and stressed skin design, built mostly of wood and fabric, with metal used in vital points of the structure like the engine cowling and the rudder fin joint. It also had some advanced features for the period, like the retractable landing gear, the completely enclosed cockpit and the split flaps. The high wingspan and the short fuselage provided a relatively small wing loading, while the light weight of the wooden construction coupled with a powerful V-12 engine allowed for a respectable degree of manoeuvrability.. (See more...)