Stealth killer: Quantum radar actually works?
It's not clear if this is true about The Chinese already detecting stealth fighters but it looks like the weasel concept of taking out radar sites is going to be outdated soon!
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Asia Times | Stealth killer: Quantum radar actually works | Article
Austrian researchers at the Institute of Science and Technology in Klosterneuburg, demonstrate new high-def stealth radar system
Last year, the state-owned China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC) claimed it had built the first quantum radar — that would render stealth aircraft technology obsolete — at a range of about 60 miles.
While that is not a particularly huge feat, the fact that such a radar would be able to provide a weapons quality track on a stealth aircraft at those distances is impressive.
That means, China could shoot down stealthy F-35s and B-2s, no matter what the weather. It can even see through jamming, some scientists claim, but that has yet to be proven.
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I am so scared!
China is so powerful!
What a load of BS
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60 miles at warp factor 8 is not even a Nano second, so it's obsolete already.
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using subspace at a warp factor simply creates a pucker factor in defenses..... i seen it on tv ....spasmcreek runs fast
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Grasshopper: 31534632617627/comments/31534625205147
60 miles at warp factor 8 is not even a Nano second, so it's obsolete already.
I don't think that's the point. If they have( ???) developed the ability to clarify these type aircraft that is technology that can be built on and improved.
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Not to say but I would imagine that the USA has a lot more capabilities that the general public and most government people know. Plus saying it on the net imo IF you had that tech is just plain ignorant. The "space program" that we are in the process of developing or tech we already have could render that useless. Who knows but it does not concern me.
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Hope they have their radar sites defended well. 60 mile range is within the limits of our standoff air munitions. Bob
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Grasshopper: 31534632617627/comments/31534633249563
Not to say but I would imagine that the USA has a lot more capabilities that the general public and most government people know. Plus saying it on the net imo IF you had that tech is just plain ignorant. The "space program" that we are in the process of developing or tech we already have could render that useless. Who knows but it does not concern me.
Who knows what all is being developed. But like everything else we can be sure advancements are being made. We may already be so far ahead that what they have doesn't matter. I'm guessing orbiting weapons and defensive systems or where the real race is at this point.
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SCOUT5: 31534632617627/comments/31534604653467
https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11149124#Comment_11149124
Who knows what all is being developed. But like everything else we can be sure advancements are being made. We may already be so far ahead that what they have doesn't matter. I'm guessing orbiting weapons and defensive systems or where the real race is at this point.
I think nuclear weapons in space is against an established United Nations Treaty however a kinetic energy weapon would not be,like a laser or tungsten impregnated steel rods ,with an electromagnetic force for propelling it.With carbon super capacitors coming on line it's going to be reality soon.
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