HYPERSONICS of the WORLD - France and India
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- Let's have a look at the hypersonic programs of France and India
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As an indian i have nothing but respect for you sir , i agree as an indian, pakistanis do trigger us a lot and it gets nasty quite quickly, you focus on providing quality content over more views and thats rare and appreciated. But maybe do consider one video every year .
Just read a few comments below. This channel is probably the only channel that offers highest level of aviation knowledge presented in an understandeable way together with recommendations for a vacuum- cleaner AND critizism of baguette breads! I love it! This is probably what makes this channel so interesting and
and refreshing compared to what else is out there!😂
France has just tested the V-MAX Hypersonic Glide Vehicle prototype, it's a distinct project from the AS4NG. As of right now, there seems to be 3 separate projects:
- AS4NG (nuclear hypersonic missile).
- VMAX (demonstrator for HGVs for ICBMs).
- FC/ASW (of which I recall there are plans for hypersonic missiles).
There is also the Espadon project for an hypersonic fighter jet / interceptor.
The ESPADON project is an hypersonic prototype for a technological demonstrator for a future hypersonic bomber.
Espadon is just preliminary work for the 2070-2080 geostrategic environment.
And it s a scary world, to be honest, the end of the century. The requirements for the weapon left me speechless.
Now is not the time to worry, though.
If I am not mistaken, there is already a Vmax2 in the papers, as well.
India is running currently three hypersonic missiles programs
1. Brahmos 2 is run by brahmos corporation
2. HGV- 202f by HTNP industries there's no official update about program progress
3 HSTDV by DRDO, its has been successfully conducted trials, its longer duration tests are yet to be happened
Theres another joint venture between drdo and ISRO on a hypersonic missiles program
These are all the cruise missiles program that are going on simultaneously
india doesn't even run trains on time let alone hypersonic missiles. everyone knows brahmos was made and developed by russia. india isn't even capable of making any decent fighter jet. buying rafales is laughable. you can stop with your bias people on this channel aren't stupid
The issue isn't discussing India. It's hyphenating India with Pakistan which causes resentment among each of those people for different reasons. Discussing defense tech and procurement/funding is going to be pretty tough without mentioning India in the next decade.
Explain it to me. WHAT IS THE problem with India and Pakistan ? A 1970s war ???
@@gregorybrennan8539 border dispute that's it, and Pakistan terrorism proxy war
@@gregorybrennan8539 lots of disputed territory, and ongoing border standoffs. Ordinarily, Indians don't really think much about Pakistan, as most Indians don't live anywhere near Pakistan (India is a huge country). However, most Pakistanis live within 100 miles of India, and so the Pakistan Army uses propaganda about an "Indian Threat" to keep control of Pakistani politics. There used to be a rivalry until the 90's, when India started booming and left Pakistan behind. Now, India resents being linked to Pakistan internationally, and Pakistan resents India's relative economic success. It's complicated - best to Google it.
@@gregorybrennan8539
1. 4 wars.
2. Almost weekly terrorist attacks from across the border.
3. Ideological and financial support to radical islamic outfits in India
4. Backstabbing multiple times, not adhering to mutual agreements.
5. Sheltering wanted criminals and terrorists in their country.
I think there are more than enough reasons for Indians to dislike Pakistan.
Ok, thank you for taking the time to explain it to me. I will check it out further.
A correction regarding India's scramjet. The HSTDV is not the basis for India's space launch vehicle program. There are actually 2 different agencies working on 3 different scramjets. HSTDV is a hydrocarbon fueled scramjet developed by Defense Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) - a governmental weapons and military tech developer. HSTDV was a technology demonstrator and has been declared as completed and retired. DRDO is now working on weaponizing it.
The scramjet for India's space vehicle is developed by Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) - another government agency somewhat analogous to ESA. Their scramjet was powered by (compressed?) hydrogen. That was a success and has been retired too. ISRO is also reportedly working on another scramjet powered by hydrocarbons.
Now about the hypersonic glide vechicles. There are multiple ones under DRDO and one by a private company. One of DRDO's glider, designed to attack ships at 1500km ranges, has been tested already (about 1 year after this video was published). Others meant for strategic purposes are reportedly nearing completion at this point. ISRO has hypersonic gliders too. But that's more similar to the space shuttle or X-37, than any weapons gliders. They are designed to decelerate to a stop on a runway. And they might eventually get attached with ISRO's scramjets I mentioned before.
I'm sorry to sound as pedantic as your vacuum cleaner, but those baguettes on 1:02 are unacceptably underbaked. On the scale culinary offense, we're getting close to crème fraîche in carbonara territory.
noted!
what? those were baguettes?
One more thing Indian hypersonic program is named [PROJET VISHNU]. and first test of scramjet engine was done in 2016 not 2020.
It's succes
Thank you for the informative video. You're the best channel when it comes to not too technical but very easily understandable and well-explained aerospace content.
Apologies for the behavior and rudeness of my countrymen. Keep up the incredible work.
Keep sucking up to the westerners to earn more brownie points. I know you're dying for it. I'm sure there's no level of obsequiousness you wouldn't stoop to, in return for a condescending "Good boy!" and a pat on the back from a white man. That would be the best day of your life, wouldn't it?
India tested the hypersonic missile today
Enjoying the series. Keep it up 👍
6:07 it almost went to straight aerodynamic flight. It looks awesome, perfect for killing aircraft carrier without the need for nuclear fallout.
Great explanation great content always thanks again
About anglo-saxon stereotypes about France. Thx you didn't use accordion theme. 😊
V-MAX hypersonic glider did its first successful flight with the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Port Hueneme Division (NSWC PHD) 3 stages rocket launcher.
The collaboration with the United States has been pivotal in achieving this milestone, and it has the potential to benefit both nations in their respective hypersonic research endeavors.
Shaw-rya. That’s how u can try saying it correctly. Means Valour.
There is apparently even an another Hypersonic Missile program called Project Vishnu which is to make a short range Mach 10 Cruise Missils
Don't worry the narrative will change to Hypersonic being the best thing a military can possess as soon as the US start operating them in their army. Lol. It's gonna be one of the biggest wonder weapons right next to F-22, Leopard, Patriot, etc. Lol.
Patriot is no wonder it cant match up the s400 forget about s500 neither leopard is wonder all tanks are vulnerable to atgms it is busted in Ukraine
Russia may tot of zircon to India for the brahmos 2 but will be only used by India and not for export purposes... From what I've heard..
@@Leon1Austkeep crying bi**h wehwehweh
@@Leon1Aust So I guess you only follow main stream media on the subject of the Ukrainian war. You know the war with all those western game changers.
Ever heard the story of the first astronauts and cosmonauts having to write down data on paper because they lacked the powerful computers we now have?
They both faced the problem that a pen does not work in space. So NASA spent millions to develop a pen that still would be able to write in an environment without gravity. The Soviets/Russians used a pencil.
@@Leon1AustWe also buy French, American, German, Italian, Swedish, British, South Korean and Israeli weapons to name a few.
@@Leon1Austyeah russia is losing to nato. Putin is under arrest 😂
These reports have been enlightening and enjoyable. Thank you 👍🫡
"If they don't work why is everyone, literally everyone working on them ?" ESP and space lasers don't work either, but billions were spent to prove that they don't, the risk was that the "other side" would get a breakthrough and prove that they do.
I know all we have is demonstrators and ideas so far but can you look at the UK projects?
Reactions Hypersonic jet engines are really next level stuff.
HVX
@@Cartoonman154
Yeah man, HVX is amazing and totally unique too.
Actually the asn4g is supposed to be in service for about 20 years.
It will be limited to mach 7 (not to bother with induced plasma).
It will be a mixed engine.
A second vmax, called vmax 2 is already on the works.
Finally you havent talked about the fman. Future anti ship missile, high supersonic according to the french but hypersonic according to the brits (probably a difference in expected flight profiles).
Would you give me some pointers to the sources? I can do a short or a follow up. The Iranian announcement is already on the list, I may add French news as well.
@@shounak2022 hypersonic are not new at all.
The Avangard was a response to the “star wars” initiative in the 80’s.
France has a working demonstrator for mach 5 missile in 62. And vmax was also started in the 80s.
The end on the cold war made this project on indefinite pause. Russians and french are just taking all project out of the box.
@@Millennium7HistoryTech for some reason, my reply keeps on disappearing 😮
I posted twice already … and a few seconds later nothing
@@Millennium7HistoryTechobviously youtube thinks I’m spamming/ scamming with links.
Please make a google search on “opex asn4g” article from the 2023/03/12.
And “opex vmax 2”.
I could give you more but not on yt.
@@Millennium7HistoryTech vmax was tested today ;)
Interested to know if you think the UK's HVX is relevant given that it's a drone rather than a missile and can "only" reach Mach 5 but can do so from 0.
It is, even if it's just used for technology maturation.
A reusable hypersonic is more cost-effective, even with just conventional bombs. It still drastically reduces time to target and it isn't a one-time use
HYPERSONIC LETHALITY BY ORDER:
(1).Scramjet: Scramjet represent the most advanced type of hypersonic missile. Notable examples include Russian Zircon and the underdevelopment American HACM, which is expected to surpass the capabilities of Zircon due to compact size & airlauched capability.
(2).Boost Glide Vehicle: This type of hypersonic missile is less accurate when it comes to hitting targets compared to scramjet missiles. They typically fly at high altitudes, making them susceptible to detection by radar and space-based infrared sensors. Examples include tChinese DF-ZF, Russian Avangard, and tAmerican LRHW, which is planned for deployment in 2023.
(3).Hypersonic Ballistic: Hypersonic ballistic missiles are considered the least advanced among the three types. They lack the high maneuverability of scramjet and boost glide vehicles, making them vulnerable to interception by defense systems. Many people do not consider them true hypersonic missiles. Examples include Russian Kinzhal, Iranian Fatah, and Chinese DF-21.
American HACM is best, and kinzhal, df21 and Fatah are fake hypersonic missile
Another way of evaluating which is the most lethal is to look at which missiles are operational (or at what stage of development), which hypersonuc capabilities have actually been observed, and the extent of possible destruction. I would suggest then the most lethal would be the reverse of the list here.
@@vanguard9067 Because the third one is easy to build, less complex, has a low cost, and is easy to deploy... but the first and second ones are more difficult to stop once they are airborne.
@@tluangasailo3663 agreed. But thinking differently in terms of cost as a lethality component (and not to be argumentative, just curious), what do you think about the high cost of hypersonic cruise missiles (I’ve seen $100 million/missile) versus lost-cost (non-maneuvering) ballistic missiles? At what price point does an attacker get a more lethal attack (more bang for the buck:-)? Would there be a better benefit/cost ratio against a target to use multiple ballistic missile saturating the defenses to get one or more missile through or better to use a single hypersonic cruise missile guaranteed able to defeat the defense? Is there a cost factor that argues for or against development/deployment of hypersonic cruise missiles? Wondering what your thoughts are. Thanks.
@@vanguard9067 The cost of 100 million is only during the developmental stage. Once it enters production, the process becomes more streamlined, resulting in a significant reduction in costs. In fact, the production cost eventually couod decreases to less than 20 million...For example, the underdevelopment US HACM will even utilize 3D printing, further reducing its production costs.
A good short explainer as always.
Your videos are always very informative
Honestly your coverage of Indian hypersonic weapons was like a Wikipedia readout, I really expected more from you.
1. It would be wrong to consider shaurya a hypersonic missile, shaurya is a quasi ballistic missile with a depressed trajectory like the iskander. If you consider Iskander a hypersonic missile then yes you can consider shaurya a hypersonic missile.
However from my POV both missiles are using the term hypersonic just for marketing purposes.
2. HSTDV is the real deal, hstdv as of now is an unarmed hypersonic cruise missile and can be armed today if the need be.
In the 2019 test HSTDV was carried by an Agni 1 booster at the desired altitude and HSTDV showcased mach 6 hypersonic flight for 30 seconds (I am not sure about the duration).
As of Right now DRDO is working on improving the quality of exotic materials used in HSTDV so that it can sustain its flight for a longer duration and at a lower altitude.
If you ask me Indian research on hypersonic cruise missiles is in the same league as the US, China and Russia.
India intends to use it's hypersonic cruise missile as a carrier killer against Chinese carrier battle groups in the Indian Ocean.
3. Indian space research organisation (ISRO) also has its own independent hypersonic research going on under project Vishnu and HAVA (hava literally means air) for potential application in space launch vehicles.
4. the HGV you talked about is non existent as it was just a proposal from a private company to the Indian government, but as per my knowledge they did not get any funding to pursue the project as they were a newly formed company with no prior experience in anything hypersonic and the government did not believe they could achieve what they were claiming.
However If you want to delve into the realm of conspiracy then we might see a HGV in the next 5 years as DRDO is secretly working on a HGV to mount on a modified Agni prime missile.
5. Brahmos 2 is most probably a dead project. Before the Ukraine war the terms were way too unfavourable for India to invest in brahmos 2 (Russians were denying us the knowledge of the exotic materials that go into the engine and were insisting that we import those materials directly from them), but now after the Ukraine war Russia is ready to bend over backwards because they now need money, so now there is a renewed interest in the Indian government as the Russians are ready to entertain any of our request, however I still do not think brahmos 2 project will ever get executed, at best we might outright buy the Russian research on the exotic materials that go into these hypersonic vehicles but that's it we will never go past that as our own hstdv program is progressing well.
I can only watch Millennium 7 for aerospace defense now. He has set a new stratospheric standard for providing objective commentary, a mature and professional style of presentation, and very insightful discussion that is not mentioned anywhere else on RUclips. He is also receptive to new information, and provides insight from his own diverse professional background which are all directly related to the topics discussed herein.
Honestly, unless it's RUSI or CSIS, there isnt anyone else I'll read or listen to nor read. I lost respect for most of the remaining tabloids online with their various articles as of recent.
US military publications tend to be a lot more balanced and fact-based I think, at least I feel like they at least have the correct tone of "finding out what it takes to win" instead of the baseless fearmongering popular media or think tanks tend to be on.
I can assure you that I was not waiting for an ad for reusable shopping bags!
I am 46 and I got 'Playmobil'.
Is the algorithm trying to tell us something?
FINALLY, THE TIME HAS COME. THANKS!
Great video, does Turkey, Australia, UK or Pakistak have any program like this?
Pakistan has no missiles whatever they have is just north korean and reverse engineered failed to detonate tomahawk missile
Good video
What's the difference b/w the missiles that carry American C-HGB (Common Hypersonic Glide body) and the missiles like Shaurya and other MaRV capable missiles then?
Why is it included in the list?
CHGB is glide vehicle which is on another level compared to sharya
Shurya is a boost glide vehicle, Payload is like a MARV but can change trajectory and take 90degree turns.
@@dibyamartandasamanta583 shaurya is not boost glide vehicle , period
@@tluangasailo3663 It is i have slides from DRDO, which they showed in 2013
@@dibyamartandasamanta583 nope....India is only developing glide vehicle
Could you please do a detailed video on the russian burevestnik not sure if i spelled it correctly, heard of it 9nce and nothing since
Everyone likes Perun in the same way they like OBF, Economics Explained, Wall Street Journal, Simon Whistler, and Johnny Harris. Their talking style- the slow, punctuated lecture, woven in between fancy editing with hypnotic transitions are impressive indeed. Especially the British and Australian accents that "automatically increase trustworthiness to Americans" like myself. Plus, these channels I mention are like, 80-90% right about what they talk about. They aren't deliberately misleading or fake news.
HOWEVER when people like Simon Whistler make mistakes like saying "the A6M Zero Bomber" I'm reminded that these people aren't experts who actually do/have done work in the industry they talk about.
True, Perun's presentations are mostly just stating the obvious.
Why blurring out the missiles on some cuts and not on others?
I imagine those videos were blurred out by the original creators at the demands of the government. Russian government forces footage of the Zircon missile to be blurred out.
Maybe to blur out the missiles body so as to not let the enemies see what it's outline is and other features on the missile's body that may help them track the missile. Just a speculation
What is with the blurring? You can show missiles now? Or is it you can't show nukes? This is getting ridiculous.
The blurring was in the source material. The AdlA always blurs nuke stuff from up close. The same did the Russian with the Tsirkon; there are no pictures of it, so far.
Hey man, what's your opinion on the video binkov made 6 years ago. The title is f 35 vs su 35. There is both part 1and 2 of the video. Do you think it is accurate he said that su 35 can detect the lightning from 50km? Is that an accurate number
Su-30 sneak on F-35
ruclips.net/video/xBZY6iwYC6s/видео.html
It's been 6 years. Who knows?
@MrGloomywarfreak you are right it's been 6 years the statics he showed must be outdated now
0:04 Hey, the spelling error is fixed, nice!
Can somebody please explain the range of fm or tv radio like in km and the sources that i find have the tv and fm as long range communications but vhf and uhf radars have long range and since tv and fm are vlf(very low frequency) shouldn't it be short ranged i am confused can anyone explain
Love the content but please do something with your mic or volume. You are coming up to low
Literally everyone is working on them, because working people need work for money.
And, upkeep their deterrence factor by show of force
Woah good to see you cover india. I known the issues but Hoping to see more.
A lot of youtubers with some previous experience avoid India and Pakistan, because they don't want an Indian-Pakistani war in the reactions.
@@letsgorandom1380 yeah I know. The animosity between Indians and Pakistanis is really high. So yeah, there will always be aggressive arguments in the comment section. However I think there are many who would have cordial discussion as well. So yeah it can get stressful for any YT creator. Hopefully we’ll see him cover more stuff from India.
Can you explain to me how a Patriot who is doing M2.5 shoot down a hypersonic who is doing 5.5?
I think it didn't, if I have to be honest. I think it hit decoys. I have no way to prove it because the Ukrainian lre keeping these info close to their chest.
I'll answer your question with another question: considering the average speed of a kicked ball is 95 km/h and the average speed of a running man is 10 km/h, how can you intercept the ball when your friend is aiming for the goal?
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Why use hypersonic just use Pesudo-Ballestic misslies Which are Ballestic missile with some monuveribility.
The baguettes shown there are low-quality industrial stuff. What a deception !
VERAS was well advanced in the 60's, France has lot of knoledges about hypersonic, no wonder they'll succeed quicker than others, and not fake russian chinese mockup
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Referring to sand box wow
Nah, I think it's Perun.
So, You broke promise of not doing any other video on India or Pakistan as the comment section tends to go "interesting"😅 Technical explanation as always(with minor inaccuracies)
Hypersonic will be harder to intercept. Although the patriot system is unable to stop russian oniks/brahmos even in ukraine.
Let India and Pakistan build their own hypersonic weapons and race them on a aerial track just like a Formula1 track but on a continental level. Then the winner gets Jammi and Kashmir for good.
😂😂😂 wft
Jammu and Kashmir
@@pieliakathunder typo. Thanks
@@bastadimasta k
Stupid games tends to give stupid rewards
Brahmos engine is build in rusia.
So excellent in terms of content and style and production values - thanks
Surprise, suprise !
*Fattah* is now operational...
Yeeep....
Israel gotta be sweating... even if this missile isn't as good as they say
@@off_grid_javelin
"Israel gotta be sweating... even if this missile isn't as good as they say"
We certainly understand why Iran kept a low profile to provocations and had concentrated ressources into such a weapon.
Iran is modernizing it's Aerospace industry, apparantly starting from reverse engineering US drone technology before investing into any domestic aircraft - it's considerable automobile industry would shock Westeners who believe in sanctions.
One shouldn't be surprised if a Russian technology transfer has accompanied the delivery of an entire regiment of Sukhoi SU-35 air superiority fighters - answering the question what the 'Oghab 44' subterranean airbase was built for...
Israel had a historic opportunity to destabilize and dominate Syria alongside it's 'White Helmet' media campaigns - it missed it like it had lost Southern Lebanon to Hezb'allah...
'Zion will have to decide, soon if Eretz Israel really is a bridgehead of New York or actually geographically located in Eurasia, it's _traditional_ place...
@@christophmahler Israel could totally annex to India tho, the whole population is around a few millions, tho annexation with China will cause tensions with the west, Israel can't realistically survive in an area surrounded by several enemies which are temporarily friends, especially if some major conflict rose in mid east.
It has to think ahead.
@@off_grid_javelin
"(...) Israel can't realistically survive in an area surrounded by several enemies which are temporarily friends, especially if some major conflict rose in mid east."
I haven't understood the meaning of the first part of the sentence Your, but we agree on the second part.
The decissive factor is the decline of US influence and capability - if the US can't sustain to supply Israel in another major conflict like Yom Kippur (1973), it wouldn't make sense for Israel to align with the US.
If Israel were to become a member of the SCO e.g. it could hope to gain Gaza and the Westbank through diplomacy and to legitimize it's factual control e.g. in a federal system.
It will be hard to accept for the Palestinians from whom the land was taken in 1948, but if they were offered citizenship and secular Zionism was curbed back, the 'Oriental Question' after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire can normalize - it is arguably the Westernizing influence toward ethnic nationstates that destabilizes the region.
Most Israel born youth identifies with the Levante, not with the Atlantic...
why would russia adopt brahmos 2 if they have their own missiles already?
I dont think the Russian is trusting India with new tech nowadays looking at how the Indians stabbed them at the back in SCO and BRICS. 😂
How did India stab Russia in the SCO?
Last I checked it was Chinese Belt and Road project that was shot off by India.
U are naive
You are naive and clueless
That's why Russia becomes India's largest oil supplier after Ukraine war
No more since India did not pay for the last 3 shipments lol...
Perun is watching .................
Shaurya is pronounced - "show-ree-yeah'.
I love how everyone loves Perun. You, lazerpig, Perun - you guys are all at the top of your class. ❤
Please, do NOT associate me to Lazerpig, and I was very sarcastic about Perun, he still has to grow up.
M7* is a former industry professional and Italian Air Force veteran, and has a masters in aerospace engineering. He is in his own class, Perun is just a gaming channel-turned OSINT (I guess) channel with with increasingly immature commentary and an annoying voice cadence.
And for LazerPig - If you're an adult, you will not bring up that channel.
Actually, about Perun. He does excellent research, but he generally falls short, in my opinion, when it comes to the analysts and interpretation
@@ArizonaAstraLLC Perun is not just a gaming channel, the man has got qualifications in the economics side of things (If I recall correctly he has claimed that he has two degrees, with one in economics)
"Please be civilized in the comments", 😁😁😁
time to dive back to chinese drones... ruclips.net/video/qJPLXsFMhwg/видео.html 3 and 4 engined drones. i guess its for using the same engine and cutting cost?
Didn't the Chinese and Russian already achieved this technology?
Tribute to Perun! 😁
Well india has brahmos, brahmos ng & brahmos x which did reach mach 5+ in test it is nothing but using its ramjet to power upto highest speed possible as ramjet are inefficient at speeds above mach 3 but still this is being tested and brahmos II is also there (scramjet)
NOW APART FROM THIS WORK on hypersonic technology demonstrater vehicle (hstdv) began some years before brahmos which is one of its kind scramjet engine after russians it succeeded its all 3 tests its air breathing cruize missile just like brahmos ..so far only propulsion system is being tested not the actual missile who has to hit a target 🎯.
AFTER THIS WE HAVE SFDR - solid fuel ducted ramjet . Well it is indias meteor missile as indias astra series missile is grand succes as the first astra mk1 with 110km and normal propulsion the mk2 was with dual pulse which has 160km range both reaching mach4.5 and this above mentioned sfdr propulsion tech is astra mk3 which will posses 350km range and a kill zone upto 120km.it has more range than mbda meteor and india has a very good tech of ramjet from brahmos experience which must have helped this. This missiles carry there energy upto very long distance even till end of its range .unlike roacket propulsion which uses all energy at once completely then just munuevring toward target with gained kinetic energy rockets are not throtelable, and mk2 uses dual pulse which solves this problem but mk3 is way ahead of it as it breaths air from atmosphere and doesnt carry oxidisers with it it has longest range its ramjet and it achieves close to mach5 ramjet cant achieve hypersonic..all three are very capable has indian seeker , This missile will have speeds mach 4.5. The first test of sfdr failed to engnite but after that it succeeded all tests and did achieve the goals however it was just propulsion tests no target was intended to hit that to was test from ground launch .as it will be equipped with already existing astra tech only..
However india is already in hypersonic elite club but those missile will take some time to come in service india does have a quasi ballistic missile rudram -2 which reached mach 5.5 its anti radar missile its just like indian iskandar or kinzal
But is Robo developing one? (What is his real name?)
Hypersonic weapons are very defendable.
How? Using a high power laser? Nope, that doesnt work. Extraterrestrial technology? 🤡
@@Cuplex1 laser doesn't work. I have a another solution.
Mind me asking why that slight at Perun?
He strikes as someone who does his due diligence. Maybe one can disagree with him on some topics but his position never comes across as unfounded.
Who is Perun? 😇 It was mostly a joke. He is very well documented, but when it comes to real analysis, sometimes, not always, he really goes off rail.
@@Millennium7HistoryTech I don't think I'm informed enough to really make a judgement here. So I'll be on the look out and maybe read a bit more on the topics.
Waiting for this channel to go back to aircraft.
Next instalment, no worries.
If it flies its an aircraft, and I'm good with anything this channel puts out.
Why dont you speak about India? its the future country to watch out for know?
yes! we need more India content
Bruh, he literally talks about India in the video and in the caption. Watch before commenting :P
Because indians and Pakistanis dont behave in the comment section
Because Indians & pakis fight in the comments like clowns.
Yes I would like an episode about
HAL AMCA
Love your work! But I find it a bit hypocritical that you talk about other controversial topics including the war in Ukraine but not about India and Pakistan. Is it double standard or India and Pakistan comments really factually that worse?
Sad on missing out on those insights.
Yes, they were worse... there were regular physical threats and other things I can't repeat.
People really, really, go stupid with the India and Pakistan related videos
Just like most of India's advanced projects, the indicators are leading during development, and the research and development is overdue, and it is outdated by the time of mass production. tajes arjun etc...
We have hypersonic ballistic and hypersonic maneuverable weapons, that are in operational, it's just we don't have hypersonic cruise missiles in operational yet, project s are running on, India missiles programs are running good it's always has been, compare to other programs, it just the govt doesn't gives more public info, day after yesterday india tested it's hypersonic missile in indian Ocean, for targeting aircraft carriers in night ops,
Pakistan > India
Lets goooo
None can beat Pakistan in begging 🐷🤣
In begging 😂
Everyone is working on them because the others are working on them.
Just like nukes. Everybody wants them but nobody will use them. Even the tactical ones.
I still haven't seen a real hypersonic weapon. Only converted balistic missiles which hardly are that manoeverable (think Kinzhal).
Those are Hypersonic weapons what u haven't seen in service is Hypersonic cruise missiles
@@saptarshichandra4976 BS
Ouch, throwing shade at those gread 1-hour powerpoint slide shows. :D
I only want to know where did the Chinese copy come from?