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Why Hypersonic and Autonomous Weapons Are Changing Everything
The battlefield is evolving - and Australia is moving fast. From AI-powered drones to hypersonic missiles, this new wave of ...
Japanese cargo spacecraft HTV-X is on a resupply mission at the ISS, and it will later be used to monitor an HGV with ...
Japanese engineers have developed a hypersonic space-based missile tracking technology called the HTV-X, built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries for the JAXA ...
Chinese military scientists have unveiled a rare glimpse into one of the most advanced frontiers of aerospace technology: a ...
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From fiction to flight: China’s new missile could shapeshift at Mach 5 revolutionising warfare
For decades, Western aerospace experts maintained that manoeuvrability declines sharply as velocity increases, with hypersonic vehicles inherently limited to fixed trajectories. But China’s reported ...
This January, the University of Minnesota and St. Paul-based aerospace company North Wind revealed to the Rosemount Planning ...
Chinese military scientists have revealed a prototype of a hypersonic vehicle that can morph and fly at speeds beyond Mach 5.
China dominates the world’s supply of rare minerals. It has banned their export for use by foreign militaries. Now, it’s worried Australia may return the favour.
Australia is supplying raw materials vital for China's military build-up, while at the same time signing up to be a partner of choice for the United States as it seeks to break Beijing's critical ...
China has unveiled a prototype hypersonic missile that can “shapeshift” mid-flight at speeds over Mach 5, using retractable wings and advanced control algorithms — a leap scientists call the “holy ...
Shock to US? China’s new hypersonic missile can 'shape-shift' mid-air to evade incoming defence fire
The PLA's new hypersonic missile can "morph" itself while flying at high speed, making it capable of defeating even the most modern anti-missile systems at US Army's disposal ...
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Japan tests new space-based system to track hypersonic missiles, reports claim
Japanese engineers have reportedly developed a hypersonic space-based missile tracking technology. Called the HTV-X, ...
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